--- layout: post title: C'est Noël chez Smashing Magazine categories: - Design - Internet - Programmation - Technologie tags: - Bundle - eBook - Ressource - Smashing Magazine status: publish type: post published: true meta: _edit_last: '1' layout: default post_color: default link_url: http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2011/12/15/the-smashing-deals-countdown-for-christmas/ hide_post_title: default unlink_post_title: default hide_post_meta: default hide_post_date: default hide_post_image: default tmac_last_id: '256453685054431232' --- C'est la saison. Chaque site y va de sont lot de cadeaux (comprenez "articles à prix réduits") pour les fêtes. Smashing Magazine s'y met aussi. Ils proposent tous les jours jusqu'au 24 un bundle. Cela va des livres électronique aux thèmes Wordpress. Voici la liste complète :
December 15th – “Smashing Digital Book #2 + Lost Files” for only $9.99 instead of $29.90 You’ve probably heard of the Smashing Book #2 — the eBook version is finally ready and here is your chance to get your copy for a special price. The book shares valuable practical insight into design, usability and coding. It gives professional advice for designing mobile apps as well as practical applications of psychology and game theory to create engaging user experiences. Get the eBook for your iPad or Kindle and feed it with the Smashing Book #2 to enjoy it on your way to work. December 16th – “WordPress Bundle” for only $26.99 instead of $54.81 This bundle is fresh and just out of proofreading. WordPress Essentials, Mastering WordPress and WordPress Tutorials are three eBooks filled with all the knowledge you need to get a firm grip on WordPress. Additionally, this bundle comes with two WordPress themes for you to adapt, tweak and publish. Now that’s a deal worth twittering! December 17th – “Corporate Design Bundle” for only $29.99 instead of $54.81 You don’t have a corporate design yet? Establish your brand with a consistent appearance and get set for business contingencies. Use the WordPress Theme and the eCommerce eBook to get your business rolling and spice your publicity with some rad Swiss Retro Design icons. December 18th – “Printed Smashing Books Bundle” for just $24.99 instead of $59.80 The Printed Smashing Books Bundle has never been offered at this price. Take advantage of it and get a couple of books to give to your friends and colleagues. The Book #1 looks at Web design rules of thumb, color theory, usability guidelines, UI design, best coding and optimization practices. The Book #2 gives professional advice for designing mobile apps as well as practical applications of psychology and game theory to create engaging user experiences. December 19th – “Creative Package” for $14.99 instead of $30.77 This bundle deal gets you set for your first eBook production and publication. On top, the two Photoshop eBooks will guarantee an improvement of your design skills and the Workflow eBook gives valuable insights and tips on streamlining corporate as well as administrative processes. Don’t miss this bundle, you’ll regret it! December 20th – “Web Design Package” for $9.99 instead of $23.76 Here comes one for the Web designers out there. We bundled four quality eBooks for your reading and learning pleasure. “Professional Web Design” and “Professional Web Design Volume 2″ provide you with the most important fundamentals and principles while the “Modern Web Design & Development” eBook covers current and upcoming design trends. Finally, the bundle is topped up with the “Smashing Typography” eBook to make your font choices more confident. Set your alarm to the 20th of December for this one! December 21st – “Smashing Digital Books 1+2″ for $14.99 instead of $29.98 Get both digital copies of the Smashing Book #1 and #2 at an unbeatable price. Twist and turn it as long as you like: there just is no better offer out there for the value this bundle has to offer. That’s 50% off! We don’t have to elaborate on the pros of having a digital copy of the Smashing Books with you all the time, do we? December 22nd – “Mobile Bundle” for just $9.99 instead of $20.93 Today Santa is mobile and so you should be, too. The “Mobile Design” eBook offers everything you need to keep up in the mobile Web game. Insights, techniques, trends and tips on getting your own mobile app set up are only a few clicks away. In addition to that, we threw in a mobile portfolio for your work. Show your customers what ‘mobile’ means and get your mock ups and designs to them in the wink of an eye. December 23rd – “Coding Bundle” for a smashing $9.99 instead of $11.88 Coding night, jQuery bright… This bundle is a treat for all truly smashing coders. It covers CSS, jQuery and JavaScript at an intermediate level. The eBooks are all authored by experts of the respective field and offer the Smashing quality you are used to. Two of the three eBook have just been published. Be one of the first to enjoy the still dewy read! December 24th – “Smashing Book Super Bundle (Print + Digital + Lost Files)” $34.99 instead of $89.96 Here comes the ultimate Smashing bundle deal and the grand finale of our countdown to Christmas Eve. Get Smashing Book #1 and #2 both in printed and eBook versions for an unbeatable price with 56% off. Make sure to get it while the offer lasts! And we wish you a merry Smashing Christmas!


All check-ins (both yours and others') result in entries in the History tab. Each check-in is considered a separate "project version". (You might be used to having to explicitly create "project versions" or "labels' in other version control programs--Code Co-op does it for you automatically. Code Co-op also supports labels to mark development milestones.)


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Select a color and use your mouse to hover over the canvas to paint a picture!
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log4javascript
log4javascript is a JavaScript logging framework based on the Java logging framework log4j.
Download
Current version: 1.3.1 (released 20/11/2006) [change log]
To download log4javascript, please visit log4javascript's SourceForge download page.
log4javascript 1.3.1 released
log4javascript 1.3.1 is now available. This is a minor bugfix release which addresses issues with the interaction of the search and severity filters in the console window used by PopUpAppender and InPageAppender.
Enhancements in 1.3 include:
- Fully tested and supported in IE 7;
- Firebug logging support;
- Facility to log JavaScript objects;
- Compressed (30% smaller) version of main file included in distribution;
- Drop-in stub version included, allowing you to replace log4javascript.js with a lightweight JavaScript file in production environments without having to modify any code;
- Pop-up / in-page console search now allows optional filtering to show only matching log entries, highlighting of all search matches and navigation buttons to cycle through the search results;
- Pop-up console can now optionally open a new window automatically at the time of the next log entry after the original window was closed;
- Pop-up / in-page console can optionally have a limit on the number of messages that are displayed and stored, thereby preventing potential sluggishness and excessive memory use. When this limit is reached, each new log entry will cause the oldest entry to be discarded;
- Exceptions (and optionally stack traces in Firefox) passed into logging methods are now displayed;
- Improved demos and examples.
See the change log for full details.
Demos
Documentation
Licence
log4javascript is licenced under the Apache License, Version 2.0.


A lovley poem I found a while ago beautifully expressing my programing experiences.
Roses are red
Violets are blue
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My name is Kainalu Estrella. I am a Software Engineering student at Utah Valley University.I grew up in Maui, Hawaii. I loved growing up there and I am very proud to represent the 808 state.
I am a member of the wrestling team at UVU. I wrestle at the 133 and 141 weight divisions. I love wrestling and have been doing it since I was a kid. I was a state champion in high school at 132 pounds. I really enjoy wrestling but it is really hard work to be a top level wrestler while being a computer science student.
I really enjoy snowboarding. I love being on the mountain, it makes me feel so at peace. I didn’t snowboard very much before I moved up here but I quickly fell in love with it. It is a great escape for me when I am really stressed out.
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Gardening Guides
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An OFFLINE gardener's app to take with you outside. Easily look up information on when, where, and how to plant.
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amber$ cd main/CSS/\[CSS\]\ how\ to\ set\ height\ and\ width\ for\ tag\ a\!
[CSS] How to set height and width for tag a!
I tried to set the height and width for the tag a. But it didn't work,
the border still tightly wrapped the content. After I searched online, I
found that if an element displayed as an inline element, any height and
width properties would have no effect. So I set the display to block in
order to make the setting of height and width work. Here is the demo:
After I tried, I found that not only the height and width of inline
elements didn't work, Margin of that didn't work as well. And set the
display to block or inline-block do help.


Ten steps to making
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- Categories: SEO, PPC
What is Google’s misrepresentative content policy and how does it affect you? Google’s John Brown sheds light on this policy.
Google has updated its AdSense ad policies, no longer permitting the use of such ads on pop-under pages. This decision was made because the company believes ads on pop-under pages do not provide a good user experience.  We do not believe these ads provide a good user experience, and therefore are not suitable for Google ads.”
Further, Google is no longer permitting the use of its ads on sites that trigger pop-under pages, even if the pop-unders do not contain an ad


--- layout: page status: publish published: true title: Habitat Areas author: display_name: Jessie Pechmann login: jpechmann email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: jpechmann author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 3463 wordpress_url: http://gis.utah.gov/?page_id=3463 date: '2011-11-18 10:09:30 -0700' date_gmt: '2011-11-18 17:09:30 -0700' categories: [] tags: - sgid - Data - utah - gis - map - mapping - dataset - download - agrc - layer - shapefile - geodatabase - metadata - shp - gdb - kml - lyr - digital - geographic - information - database - state - statewide ---
Data Type: GIS Data Layer
Steward(s): DNR, Division of Wildlife Resources
Abstract:
Wildlife habitats created by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. Many of these habitats were created or confirmed by field biologists. Most habitat datasets contain a Crucial/Substantial value system.
Data Content:
The following data is available for download:
Other Links:


This is a traffic police database.
It's a one stop website for both cops and civilians.
It's designed to let civilians view and allows them to rectify and traffic violations they've commited.
It makes it easier for any officers of the law to update a virtual database with all the required information backed up and available for use


adjective | re·spon·sive | \ri-ˈspän(t)-siv\
: reacting in a desired or positive way
adjective | adap·tive | \ə-ˈdap-tiv, a-\
: showing or having a capacity for or tendency toward adaptation
noun | ad·ap·ta·tion | \ˌa-ˌdap-ˈtā-shən, -dəp-\
: the process of changing to fit some purpose or situation : the process of adapting
Ethan Marcotte ©2011
Ethan Marcotte coined the term “responsive web design”
The technologies existed already: fluid grids, flexible images, and media queries.
Fluid grids that ebb and flow with a devices’ screen size.
“Nasty, evil pixels. We hates them.”
Say we have a 960 grid and want to add a content container of 900 pixels in our grid.
.foo-content {
margin: 0 auto;
width: 93.75%; /* 900px / 960px */
}
Flexible images and media that keep content intact on any resolution.
Media queries allowing designs to respond by establishing dimension breakpoints.
Responsive web design is a means of becoming device agnostic in the sense that it seeks to create an optimized experience for any screen.
Aaron Gustafson ©2011
“Progressive enhancement is an approach to web development that aims to deliver the best possible experience to the widest possible audience — whether your users are viewing your sites on an iPhone, a high-end desktop system, a Kindle, or hearing them on a screen-reader, their experience should be as fully featured and functional as possible.”
Responsive sites and adaptive sites are the same in that they both change appearance based on the browser's width.
The responsive example on top flows, the adaptive example on bottom snaps into place.
Responsive websites respond to the size of the browser at
any given point.
Adaptive websites adapt to the width of the browser at
a specific points.
| Responsive | Adaptive |
|---|---|
| Apples | Pears |
| Lemonade | Ice Tea |
| Bread | Rolls |
The design process kicks off by surveying the different devices for which we're planning to design.


Kim Kardashian suggests microwaving M&Ms: 'It will change your life'
by Janine PuhakReality show star, entrepreneur, aspiring lawyer — and queen of M&M’s?
Kim Kardashian recently surprised fans when she touted the perks of microwaving M&Ms, insisting that the simple trick “will change your life.”
HALF OF AMERICANS PLAN TO ABANDON THEIR DIETS AROUND THE HOLIDAYS, SURVEY FINDS
On Sunday, Kardashian spontaneously served up some advice for a Twitter follower who shared an image of the chocolate candies.
“Put them on a plate then in the microwave for 30 seconds and it will change your life! Melted on the inside and crunch on the outside,” the 39-year-old suggested, in a post that has since received over 204,000 likes and 1,100 comments.
"Trust me it is worth it!!
Other users seized the moment to poke fun at the random advice, while some wondered why the fitness-obsessed celebrity would be eating — and apparently fixating — over the button-shaped chocolates in the first place.
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Undeterred, the mom of four even shared a tutorial video explaining what perfectly warmed M&Ms should look like.
“I love it when they crack. They’re just warm and gushy on the inside, if you put them in the microwave for 30 seconds. The goal is to be warm and melty on the inside, ooh, but crunchy on the outside,” Kardashian detailed, while apparently munching on the chocolates in the background. “This is my secret of life, you guys.”
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In reply, one commenter joked that “Kourtney is somewhere shaking that you're eating microwaved candy," in a reference to a recent episode of “Keeping up with the Kardashians” in which Kim and her sister bickered over whether or not organic candy should be served at their daughters' joint, candy-themed birthday party, The Sun reports. (Kourtney was against serving non-organic sweet treats.)
Another user likened Kim, Kourney and Khloe Kardashian to a “holy trinity” of teaching the world how to eat and store snacks.
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In her earlier, candy-eating days, Kourtney previously made headlines for an unusual six-step method of eating Kit Kats, while Khloe once showed off her “crazy” method of stacking cookies in glass jars on her now-defunct app.


RT_SIGTIMEDWAIT
Section: Linux Programmer's Guide (2)Updated: 2004-March-12
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
rt_sigtimedwait - Synchronously wait for queued signals specified in utheseSYNOPSIS
- long sys_rt_sigtimedwait (const sigset_t *uthese, siginfo_t *uinfo, const struct struct timespec *uts, size_t sigsetsize);
DESCRIPTION
rt_sigtimedwait synchronously waits for queued signals specified in uthese. The uinfo value, if non-NULL, indicates to the call to return a structure of type siginfo_t containing information about the signal. The uts variable enables an upper bound on the time for when the process is suspended. sigsetsize should indicate the size of a sigset_t type.
RETURN VALUE
rt_sigtimedwait returns 0 on success; otherwise, rt_sigqueueinfo returns one of the errors listed in the "Errors" section.
ERRORS
- -EINVAL
- sigsetsize or uts was invalid.
- -EFAULT
- uinfo was invalid.
- -EAGAIN
- No signal in uthese was delivered in the uts time period.
- -EINTR
- The wait period was interrupted by a signal handler.
SEE ALSO
rt_sigaction(2), rt_sigpending(2), rt_sigprocmask(2), rt_sigqueuinfo(2), rt_sigreturn(2), rt_sigsuspend(2)
AUTHOR
Niki Rahimi
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#include <TreeProducts.h>
§ TreeProduct()
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


The lecture slides, notes, tutorials, and assignments will be posted online here as the course progresses.
Lecture times are 2:30-3:50pm PST. All deadlines are at 11:59pm PST.
This schedule is subject to change according to the pace of the class.
| Date | Description | Materials | Events |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon Jan 11 | Understanding machine learning production |
Note Slides |
Lecture |
| Wed Jan 13 | Intro to machine learning systems design |
Note Slides |
Lecture |
| Mon Jan 18 | No class | Martin Luther King, Jr. Day | |
| Wed Jan 20 | Data engineering |
Slides Note |
Lecture |
| Mon Jan 25 | Model development |
Slides Note |
Lecture |
| Wed Jan 27 |
PyTorch & distributed training
|
Slides - PyTorch (Shreya) Slides - scaling (Karan) |
Lecture + Tutorial |
| Mon Feb 1 | Model evaluation |
Slides |
Lecture |
| Wed Feb 3 |
Experiment tracking and versioning
DVC tutorial by DVC team |
Slides | Lecture + Tutorial |
| Mon Feb 8 | Deployment |
Slides |
Lecture |
| Wed Feb 10 |
Deployment tutorials
|
Slides Video Code |
Tutorial |
| Mon Feb 15 | No class | Presidents' Day | |
| Wed Feb 17 |
TinyML
|
Slides | Lecture |
| Mon Feb 22 |
Scaling ML models in production: case studies with Uber and Ludwig
|
Slides |
Lecture |
| Wed Feb 24 |
Model Deployment Beyond Test Set Accuracy by Sara Hooker ML in production by Andrej Karpathy |
Slides - Sara | Lecture |
| Mon Mar 1 | Monitoring and maintenance | Slides | Lecture + Tutorial |
| Wed Mar 3 | Infrastructure
ML Infrastructure at Slack by Josh Wills ML Infrastructure at Spotify & Better by Erik Bernhardsson |
Reading: | Lecture |
| Mon Mar 8 |
Integrating ML into business
|
Lecture | |
| Wed Mar 10 | Final project discussion | Workshop | |
| Mon Mar 15 |
Future of ML systems Panel: |
Panel | |
| Wed Mar 17 | Final project demo day | Demo day |


lib/chrome/types/devtools/security.js
// @flow
// from: https://chromedevtools.github.io/devtools-protocol/tot/Security/
/**
* An internal certificate ID value.
*
* @type {Number}
*/
export type CertificateId = Number;
/**
* The action to take when a certificate error occurs.
* continue will continue processing the request and cancel will cancel the request.
*
* @type {string}
*/
export type CertificateErrorAction = "continue" | "cancel";
/**
* The security level of a page or resource.
*
* @type {string}
*/
export type SecurityState = "unknown" | "neutral" | "insecure" | "warning" | "secure" | "info";
/**
* An explanation of an factor contributing to the security state.
*
* @type {Object}
*/
export type SecurityStateExplanation = {
securityState: SecurityState,
summary: string,
description: string,
hasCertificate: boolean,
};
/**
* Information about insecure content on the page.
*
* @type {Object}
*/
export type InsecureContentStatus = {
ranMixedContent: boolean,
displayedMixedContent: boolean,
containedMixedForm: boolean,
ranContentWithCertErrors: boolean,
displayedContentWithCertErrors: boolean,
ranInsecureContentStyle: SecurityState,
displayedInsecureContentStyle: SecurityState,
};
/**
* @type {Object}
*/
export type Security = {
/**
* Enables tracking security state changes.
*
* @return {Promise}
*/
enable(): Promise<>;
/**
* Disables tracking security state changes.
*
* @return {Promise}
*/
disable(): Promise<>;
/**
* Displays native dialog with the certificate details.
*
* @return {Promise}
*/
showCertificateViewer(): Promise<>;
/**
* Handles a certificate error that fired a certificateError event.
*/
handleCertificateError(arg: {
eventId: Number, action: CertificateErrorAction
}): Promise<>;
/**
* Enable/disable overriding certificate errors. If enabled,
* all certificate error events need to be handled by the DevTools client and
* should be answered with handleCertificateError commands.
*
* @param {Object}
* @return {Promise}
*/
setOverrideCertificateErrors(arg: { override: boolean }): Promise<>;
/* events */
/**
* The security state of the page changed.
*
* @param {Function}
*/
securityStateChanged(callback: (
securityState: SecurityState,
schemeIsCryptographic: boolean,
explanations: Array<SecurityStateExplanation>,
insecureContentStatus: InsecureContentStatus,
summary?: string
) => void): void;
/**
* There is a certificate error.
* If overriding certificate errors is enabled,
* then it should be handled with the handleCertificateError command.
* Note: this event does not fire if the certificate error has been allowed internally.
*
* @param {Function}
*/
certificateError(callback: (
eventId: Number, errorType: string, requestURL: string
) => void): void;
};


Class: ActiveRecord::Middleware::DatabaseSelector::Resolver::Session
Do not use. This class is for internal use only.
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Inherits: | Object |
| Defined in: | activerecord/lib/active_record/middleware/database_selector/resolver/session.rb |
Overview
The session class is used by the ::ActiveRecord::Middleware::DatabaseSelector::Resolver
to save timestamps of the last write in the session.
The last_write is used to determine whether it’s safe to read from the replica or the request needs to be sent to the primary.
Class Method Summary
- .call(request)
-
.convert_time_to_timestamp(time)
Converts time to a timestamp that represents milliseconds since epoch.
-
.convert_timestamp_to_time(timestamp)
Converts milliseconds since epoch timestamp into a time object.
- .new(session) ⇒ Session constructor
Instance Attribute Summary
- #session readonly
Instance Method Summary
Constructor Details
.new(session) ⇒ Session
Class Method Details
.call(request)
[ GitHub ].convert_time_to_timestamp(time)
Converts time to a timestamp that represents milliseconds since epoch.
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/middleware/database_selector/resolver/session.rb', line 19
def self. (time) time.to_i * 1000 + time.usec / 1000 end
.convert_timestamp_to_time(timestamp)
Converts milliseconds since epoch timestamp into a time object.
Instance Attribute Details
#session (readonly)
[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/middleware/database_selector/resolver/session.rb', line 32
attr_reader :session
Instance Method Details
#last_write_timestamp
[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/middleware/database_selector/resolver/session.rb', line 34
def self.class. (session[:last_write]) end
#save(response)
[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/middleware/database_selector/resolver/session.rb', line 42
def save(response) end


Science Journal
Google Analytics Events & Goals
My goal - Click Link
- My goal is set up with a click Event on the Link I set up. And have people try out my booster Pack draw i set up for Final project ( I wanted to go further and link the click event to a call event within My final project but it is an incomplete project so I decided to no go that route)
- I dont have any funneling needed so I chose to leave it out.


JavaScript Obejcts vs Ruby Hashes
After diving into the world of JavaScript here at Dev Bootcamp, I got a good luck at objects, and their similarities to Ruby hashes. Both can be considered key/value pairs, meaning that for a given "key", or starting input, there will be an associated "value" tied to it. Here's what that looks like in Ruby...
Nothing really crazy going on here.You can set a key value within the hash either as a symbol, or as a string. Keys and symbols can be any other type of Ruby object, but we're just using strings, symbols and integers here. As mentioned above, we have a key (like "name") with a value (like "Patrick"). Let's see what that looks like in Javascript...
Very similar, right? Mostly. Unlike a Ruby hash, a JavaScript object can store a function. That is, a property within a JavaScript object may contain an expression that affects that objects or other objects, depending on the scope. In a Ruby hash, your goal is simply storage of data. You wouldn't be using a key or value within a Ruby Hash to execute more code.
Ruby and JavaScript are very similar in more ways than this, but it is important to keep in mind their simple differences. As these concepts become more clear, I hope to provide future examples of how this will be important to your development project.


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COVID-19 Coronaviruses (CoV) are a large family of viruses that cause illness ranging from the common cold to more severe diseases such as Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS-CoV) and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS-CoV). A novel coronavirus (nCoV) is a new strain that has not been previously identified in humans.
Standard recommendations to prevent infection spread include regular hand washing, covering mouth and nose when coughing and sneezing, thoroughly cooking meat and eggs. Avoid close contact with anyone showing symptoms of respiratory illness such as coughing and sneezing
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--- layout: minimal title: "About me" permalink: /about/index.html description: "Shreyas Bapat" ---
Shreyas Bapat is a final year undergraduate student at Indian Institute of Technology Mandi majoring in Electrical Engineering. His research interests include deep learning, performance, computational astrophysics and programmable matter. He helped form the Computational Astrophysics group, which develops algorithms for solving complex physical/observational problems in Astrophysics and Astronomy and related datasets. Shreyas has undertaken various kinds of work ranging from cloud computing to deep learning. He is specifically interested to understand how deep learning works and how to make it fast. For that he has worked twice in Research Team of Siemens. He is now working in Semut Technologies where he is helping develop a PaaS platform and various SaaS. Shreyas also maintains EinsteinPy, is a prominent contributor to poliastro, pytorch-lightning. He is a Managing Member of Python Software Foundation.


My project follows the interactive slide show narrative visualization structure. The Overview page represents the base of the visualization. The user is being exposed to the author driven content and will be lead through two different visualization scenes. The user has the ability to move backwards and forwards as well as jump directly to a specific slide by clicking on top navigation bar.
There are two different scenes used to give the reader perspective. The scenes are a mixture of being driven by the author and driven by the user as the user has the ability to drill down into the scenes in order to view more detail. The user sees the map and their interest is piqued. Now, with their curiosity at attention they move to the next slide.
In the dual axis line graph the user can see an effective use of annotations with the tooltip highlighting the data value at a given point in each line. The user has the ability to focus in the data that each line represents at a given point. For example, the user can use the tooltip to look at the average oil price for a given year and then move the cursor up or down to see to see how many passengers traveled globally during that year. In the choropleth map we see another use of annotations with the tooltip that is displayed while hovering over the specific country. When hovering over a country, one can see the amount of airline passengers for the country in a given year. In the choropleth the tooltip gets cleared when you move off of the country. In the line graph it gets cleared when you move the cursor off of the graph.
The interactive slideshow contains parameters as seen by the ability to change the year in the choropleth map. When the user operates the toggle they witness the hue of red change with changing population. From this we can see where the most airline passengers came from in a given year. The dual line graph allows the user to use the year as a parameter and visualize the data of a given year using the tooltip. Further, parameterization is seen in the narrative as a whole flows from the map to the line chart as we start to ask a more specific question of how oil prices affected the amount of people flying.
In order to utilize triggers a slider bar was created to move between years in the choropleth map. If the slider is set to 1998 the user knows that they are witnessing data for that year. Also, as the slider comes to rest and the user is simply viewing a specific year they are essentially looking at an individual event for the given year. In addition, while the slider is at rest, the user can get a visual look at the details of the map for a given year. In the line graph the user uses the year as a trigger which can be witnessed by the position of the hashed vertical line when they move the cursor. When the cursor is at rest, oil price and passenger information can be visualized.


A simple game to help my daughter learn her alphabet letters
The Alphabet is Loading... ⏳
Created by Jeffrey B. Daube. Find this code on GitHub.


Convert a number in base ten
...to any base between 2 and 16
Choose a base:
2
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This applications has been developed for DroidCon 2012 at London.
The goal of RoboSpice Motivations is to expose the motivations behind RoboSpice : getting a robust, easy to use, Object Oriented mechanism to execute network requests.
Android offers 2 main possibilities to execute asynchronous tasks : AsyncTasks and Loaders. Nevertheless AsyncTask are flawed by design as they don't handle correctly Activities life cycle and can produce memory leaks quite easily; and Loaders have been designed to access SQLlite cursors and don't really fill networking requirements.
RoboSpice's design is based on a conference, given by Virgil Dobjanshi at Google IO in 2010. He proposed 3 designs to enhance network request processing on Android and we followed the first one. We derived from its original design as we focused on the idea of executing requests on a service and didn't consider to add support for SyncAdapters or ContentProviders, yet.
We started to implement a solution around Virgil Dobjanshi's design during winter 2012, for one of our clients. Around June 2012, we had some time to refactor the code and put it in a separate library. It was originally named "ContentManager". After an important collective effort, the library became more stable and provided more features. Around Septembre 2012, we decided to release the library on Git Hub and it was renamed RoboSpice.
RoboSpice has been designed by a bunch of Mobile Programmers working for Octo Technology : It has been initiated in June 2012 for one of our client's app and got refactored during summer 2012 to become RoboSpice.
Octo Technology allows it employees to work part time on Research and Development topics. RoboSpice is one of those projects, thx Octo !
RoboSpice is actually a mature library. Much of its code is tested and the library is already in production in several applications. Its source code, tests and samples are available on a Git Hub repo.
RoboSpice Development team is currently actively working on improving the library, adding new features and support more serialization formats.


func AssemblePoisson2d(K11, K12 *la.Triplet, F1 []float64, kx, ky float64, src Cb_src, g *Grid2d, e *Equations)
AssemblePoisson2d assembles K11 and K12 corresponding to the Poisson problem in 2D
Solving: ∂²u ∂²u - kx ——— - ky ——— = s(x,y) ∂x² ∂y² Input: kx and ky -- the diffusion coefficients src -- the source term function s(x,y) (may be nil) g -- the 2D grid e -- the Equation numbers Output: K11, K12 and F1 are assembled (must be pre-allocated)
func InitK11andK12(K11, K12 *la.Triplet, e *Equations)
InitK11andK12 initialises the two triplets
func JoinVecs(U, U1, U2 []float64, e *Equations)
JoinVecs joins U1 and U2 by placing their components at the right place in U
type Cb_fxy func(x, y float64) float64
Cb_fxy defnes the callback function type f(x,y)
type Cb_src func(x, y float64, args ...interface{}) float64
Cb_src defines the callback function type for the "source" term
type Equations struct { N1, N2, N int // unknowns, prescribed, total numbers RF1, FR1 []int // reduced=>full/full=>reduced maps for unknowns RF2, FR2 []int // reduced=>full/full=>reduced maps for prescribed }
Equations holds the ids of known (prescribed) and unknown equations
K11 K12 => unknowns K21 K22 => prescribed | +---> prescribed +-------> unknowns "RF" means "reduced to full" "FR" means "full to reduced" reduced 1: is a reduced system of equations where only unknown equations are present reduced 2: is a reduced system of equations where only prescribed equations are present full : corresponds to all equations, unknown and prescribed Example: N = 9 => total number of equations peq = [0 3 6] => prescribed equations 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 +--------+--------+------ 0 -- prescribed -- 0 [22] 21 21 [22] 21 21 [22] 21 21 0 1 | | | 1 1 12 .. .. 12 .. .. 12 .. .. 1 2 | | | 2 2 12 .. .. 12 .. .. 12 .. .. 2 3 +--------+--------+------ 3 -- prescribed -- 3 [22] 21 21 [22] 21 21 [22] 21 21 3 4 | | | 4 4 12 .. .. 12 .. .. 12 .. .. 4 5 | | | 5 5 12 .. .. 12 .. .. 12 .. .. 5 6 +--------+--------+------ 6 -- prescribed -- 6 [22] 21 21 [22] 21 21 [22] 21 21 6 7 | | | 7 7 12 .. .. 12 .. .. 12 .. .. 7 8 | | | 8 8 12 .. .. 12 .. .. 12 .. .. 8 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | | | pre pre pre .. => 11 equations N1 = 6 => number of equations of type 1 (unknowns) N2 = 3 => number of equations of type 2 (prescribed) N1 + N2 == N 0 1 2 3 4 5 RF1 = [1 2 4 5 7 8] => ex: RF1[3] = full system equation # 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 FR1 = [ 0 1 2 3 4 5] => ex: FR1[5] = reduced system equation # 3 -1 -1 -1 => indicates 'value not set' 0 1 2 RF2 = [0 3 6] => ex: RF2[1] = full system equation # 3 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 FR2 = [0 1 2 ] => ex: FR2[3] = reduced system equation # 1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 => indicates 'value not set'
func (e *Equations) Init(n int, peq_notsorted []int)
Init initialises Equations
func (e *Equations) Print()
Print prints information about Equations
type Grid2d struct { // input Xmin float64 // mininum x-coordinate Xmax float64 // maximum x-coordinate Ymin float64 // mininum y-coordinate Ymax float64 // maximum y-coordinate Nx int // number of divisions along x. Number of spacings = Nx - 1 Ny int // number of divisions along y. Number of spacings = Ny - 1 // derived N int // total number of points Lx float64 // length along x Ly float64 // length along y Dx float64 // increments along x Dy float64 // increments along y Dxx float64 // squared x-increment Dyy float64 // squared y-increment // derived: boundaries L []int // indices of points along Left edge R []int // indices of points along Right edge B []int // indices of points along Bottom edge T []int // indices of points along Top edge }
Grid2d holds data representing a 2D grid
func (o *Grid2d) Generate(fcn Cb_fxy, Fserial []float64) (X, Y, F [][]float64)
Generate generates coordinates and may evaluate a function over the grid
Input: fcn -- function f(x,y) to compute F matrix (may be nil) or Fserial -- serialized f values F[i+j*Nx] (may be nil) Output: X, Y, F(optional) -- matrices of coordinates and f(x,y) values
func (o *Grid2d) Init(xmin, xmax, ymin, ymax float64, nx, ny int)
Init initialises the grid


Salvation Army 'saddened' by Chick-fil-A's decision to end donations
by Alexandra DeablerThe Salvation Army has responded to Chick-fil-A's announcement Monday that the fast-food chain's charitable arm will not be donating to the faith-based organization in 2020, despite providing donations to the organization for several years.
In a statement, The Salvation Army said it was “saddened” by the news.
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“We're saddened to learn that a corporate partner has felt it necessary to divert funding to other hunger, education and homelessness organizations — areas in which The Salvation Army, as the largest social services provider in the world, is already fully committed,” part of the statement read.
“We urge the public to seek the truth before rushing to ill-informed judgment and greatly appreciate those partners and donors who ensure that anyone who needs our help feels safe and comfortable to come through our doors.”— The Salvation Army
The Christian organization — and Chick-fil-A itself — have been criticized for their stances toward same-sex marriage, and other issues affecting the LGBTQ+ community, with many accusing the brands of being anti-LFBTQ+. However, the Salvation Army has defended its practices as helping all individuals, regardless of sexual orientation.
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“We serve more than 23 million individuals a year, including those in the LGBTQ+ community. In fact, we believe we are the largest provider of poverty relief to the LGBTQ+ population.
“We urge the public to seek the truth before rushing to ill-informed judgment and greatly appreciate those partners and donors who ensure that anyone who needs our help feels safe and comfortable to come through our doors,” the statement read.
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According to The Salvation Army website, which has a page dedicated to the services it provides the LGBTQ+ community, the charity “embrace[s] people regardless of race, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or gender identity” and offers the same benefits to hetero and homosexual couples that work for the company.
Chick-fil-A announced Monday that it would no longer be providing donations to The Salvation Army and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes after a multiyear partnership deal had ended. The fast-food chain shared that it would instead be focusing on initiatives that further its “mission of nourishing the potential in every child” in 2020. The chain also named three specific organizations – the Junior Achievement USA, Covenant House International, and various food banks – that it would be setting aside money for in the coming year.
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Chick-fil-A will continue to donate to both “faith-based and non-faith-based charities” in the future.


Kogi’s Election Was A Civil War – Dino Melaye
by Faderera FaladeSenator Dino Melaye, the lawmaker representing Kogi west senatorial district, has described as a civil war, the senatorial rerun and gubernatorial elections held on Saturday, November 16th in Kogi state.
The lawmaker said so while disclosing that 16 lives were lost during the election.
Dino had contested in the Kogi west senatorial rerun election under the platform of People’s Democratic Party which was declared inconclusive by INEC.
Dino said he would meet the international community to report Yahaya Bello, Smart Adeyemi, and Sunday Faleke before proceeding to Hague.
“What we had in Kogi is no election, what we had was a civil war that has claimed 16 lives so far. I will report Bello, Smart Adeyemi, Taofik, Speaker Kolawole and Sunday Faleke to the international community and then proceed to Hague. This i promise,” Melaye tweeted.
He also alleged that the total registered voters for Okene LGA was 118,543 and that the PVCs collected was 48,065, saying that INEC announced that APC scored 112,764 votes, which exceeded PVCs collected with 64,543 votes.


1.8.0 / 2018/08/05 ¶
- Support for void return types without explicit will (@crellbar)
- Clearer error message for unexpected method calls (@meridius)
- Clearer error message for aggregate exceptions (@meridius)
- More verbose
shouldBeCalledOnce
expectation (@olvlvl) - Ability to double Throwable, or methods that extend it (@ciaranmcnulty)
- [fixed] Doubling methods where class has additional arguments to interface (@webimpress)
- [fixed] Doubling methods where arguments are nullable but default is not null (@webimpress)
- [fixed] Doubling magic methods on parent class (@dsnopek)
- [fixed] Check method predictions only once (@dontub)
- [fixed] Argument::containingString throwing error when called with non-string (@dcabrejas)
1.7.6 / 2018/04/18 ¶
- Allow sebastian/comparator ^3.0 (@sebastianbergmann)
1.7.5 / 2018/02/11 ¶
- Support for object return type hints (thanks @greg0ire)
1.7.4 / 2018/02/11 ¶
- Fix issues with PHP 7.2 (thanks @greg0ire)
- Support object type hints in PHP 7.2 (thanks @@jansvoboda11)
1.7.3 / 2017/11/24 ¶
- Fix SplInfo ClassPatch to work with Symfony 4 (Thanks @gnugat)
1.7.2 / 2017-10-04 ¶
- Reverted "check method predictions only once" due to it breaking Spies
1.7.1 / 2017-10-03 ¶
- Allow PHP5 keywords methods generation on PHP7 (thanks @bycosta)
- Allow reflection-docblock v4 (thanks @GrahamCampbell)
- Check method predictions only once (thanks @dontub)
- Escape file path sent to \SplFileObjectConstructor when running on Windows (thanks @danmartin-epiphany)
1.7.0 / 2017-03-02 ¶
- Add full PHP 7.1 Support (thanks @prolic)
- Allow
sebastian/comparator ^2.0
(thanks @sebastianbergmann) - Allow
sebastian/recursion-context ^3.0
(thanks @sebastianbergmann) - Allow
\Error
instances inThrowPromise
(thanks @jameshalsall) - Support
phpspec/phpspect ^3.2
(thanks @Sam-Burns) - Fix failing builds (thanks @Sam-Burns)
1.6.2 / 2016-11-21 ¶
- Added support for detecting @method on interfaces that the class itself implements, or when the stubbed class is an interface itself (thanks @Seldaek)
- Added support for sebastian/recursion-context 2 (thanks @sebastianbergmann)
- Added testing on PHP 7.1 on Travis (thanks @danizord)
- Fixed the usage of the phpunit comparator (thanks @Anyqax)
1.6.1 / 2016-06-07 ¶
- Ignored empty method names in invalid
@method
phpdoc - Fixed the mocking of SplFileObject
- Added compatibility with phpdocumentor/reflection-docblock 3
1.6.0 / 2016-02-15 ¶
- Add Variadics support (thanks @pamil)
- Add ProphecyComparator for comparing objects that need revealing (thanks @jon-acker)
- Add ApproximateValueToken (thanks @dantleech)
- Add support for 'self' and 'parent' return type (thanks @bendavies)
- Add __invoke to allowed reflectable methods list (thanks @ftrrtf)
- Updated ExportUtil to reflect the latest changes by Sebastian (thanks @jakari)
- Specify the required php version for composer (thanks @jakzal)
- Exclude 'args' in the generated backtrace (thanks @oradwell)
- Fix code generation for scalar parameters (thanks @trowski)
- Fix missing sprintf in InvalidArgumentException __construct call (thanks @emmanuelballery)
- Fix phpdoc for magic methods (thanks @Tobion)
- Fix PhpDoc for interfaces usage (thanks @ImmRanneft)
- Prevent final methods from being manually extended (thanks @kamioftea)
- Enhance exception for invalid argument to ThrowPromise (thanks @Tobion)
1.5.0 / 2015-04-27 ¶
- Add support for PHP7 scalar type hints (thanks @trowski)
- Add support for PHP7 return types (thanks @trowski)
- Update internal test suite to support PHP7
1.4.1 / 2015-04-27 ¶
- Fixed bug in closure-based argument tokens (#181)
1.4.0 / 2015-03-27 ¶
- Fixed errors in return type phpdocs (thanks @sobit)
- Fixed stringifying of hash containing one value (thanks @avant1)
- Improved clarity of method call expectation exception (thanks @dantleech)
- Add ability to specify which argument is returned in willReturnArgument (thanks @coderbyheart)
- Add more information to MethodNotFound exceptions (thanks @ciaranmcnulty)
- Support for mocking classes with methods that return references (thanks @edsonmedina)
- Improved object comparison (thanks @whatthejeff)
- Adopted '^' in composer dependencies (thanks @GrahamCampbell)
- Fixed non-typehinted arguments being treated as optional (thanks @whatthejeff)
- Magic methods are now filtered for keywords (thanks @seagoj)
- More readable errors for failure when expecting single calls (thanks @dantleech)
1.3.1 / 2014-11-17 ¶
- Fix the edge case when failed predictions weren't recorded for
getCheckedPredictions()
1.3.0 / 2014-11-14 ¶
- Add a way to get checked predictions with
MethodProphecy::getCheckedPredictions()
- Fix HHVM compatibility
- Remove dead code (thanks @stof)
- Add support for DirectoryIterators (thanks @shanethehat)
1.2.0 / 2014-07-18 ¶
- Added support for doubling magic methods documented in the class phpdoc (thanks @armetiz)
- Fixed a segfault appearing in some cases (thanks @dmoreaulf)
- Fixed the doubling of methods with typehints on non-existent classes (thanks @gquemener)
- Added support for internal classes using keywords as method names (thanks @milan)
- Added IdenticalValueToken and Argument::is (thanks @florianv)
- Removed the usage of scalar typehints in HHVM as HHVM 3 does not support them anymore in PHP code (thanks @whatthejeff)
1.1.2 / 2014-01-24 ¶
- Spy automatically promotes spied method call to an expected one
1.1.1 / 2014-01-15 ¶
- Added support for HHVM
1.1.0 / 2014-01-01 ¶
- Changed the generated class names to use a static counter instead of a random number
- Added a clss patch for ReflectionClass::newInstance to make its argument optional consistently (thanks @docteurklein)
- Fixed mirroring of classes with typehints on non-existent classes (thanks @docteurklein)
- Fixed the support of array callables in CallbackPromise and CallbackPrediction (thanks @ciaranmcnulty)
- Added support for properties in ObjectStateToken (thanks @adrienbrault)
- Added support for mocking classes with a final constructor (thanks @ciaranmcnulty)
- Added ArrayEveryEntryToken and Argument::withEveryEntry() (thanks @adrienbrault)
- Added an exception when trying to prophesize on a final method instead of ignoring silently (thanks @docteurklein)
- Added StringContainToken and Argument::containingString() (thanks @peterjmit)
- Added
`shouldNotHaveBeenCalled
` on the MethodProphecy (thanks @ciaranmcnulty) - Fixed the comparison of objects in ExactValuetoken (thanks @sstok)
- Deprecated
`shouldNotBeenCalled
in favor of
shouldNotHaveBeenCalled
`
1.0.4 / 2013-08-10 ¶
- Better randomness for generated class names (thanks @sstok)
- Add support for interfaces into TypeToken and Argument::type() (thanks @sstok)
- Add support for old-style (method name === class name) constructors (thanks @l310 for report)
1.0.3 / 2013-07-04 ¶
- Support callable typehints (thanks @stof)
- Do not attempt to autoload arrays when generating code (thanks @MarcoDeBortoli)
- New ArrayEntryToken (thanks @kagux)
1.0.2 / 2013-05-19 ¶
- Logical
AND
token added (thanks @kagux) - Logical
NOT
token added (thanks @kagux) - Add support for setting custom constructor arguments
- Properly stringify hashes
- Record calls that throw exceptions
- Migrate spec suite to PhpSpec 2.0
1.0.1 / 2013-04-30 ¶
- Fix broken UnexpectedCallException message
- Trim AggregateException message
1.0.0 / 2013-04-29 ¶
- Improve exception messages
1.0.0-BETA2 / 2013-04-03 ¶
- Add more debug information to CallTimes and Call prediction exception messages
- Fix MethodNotFoundException wrong namespace (thanks @gunnarlium)
- Fix some typos in the exception messages (thanks @pborreli)
1.0.0-BETA1 / 2013-03-25 ¶
- Initial release


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The culture of West Bengal is an Indian Culture which has its roots in the Bengali literature, music, fine arts, drama and cinema. Different geographic regions of West Bengal have subtle as well as more pronounced variations between each
other, with Darjeeling Himalayan hill region and Duars showing particularly different socio-cultural aspects.
West Bengal's capital Kolkata—as the former capital of India—was the birthplace of modern Indian literary and artistic thought,and is referred to as the "cultural [or literary] capital of India". The presence of paras, which are cluster
of neighbourhoods that possess a strong sense of community, is characteristic of West Bengal.Typically, each para has its own community club and, on occasion, a playing field. Residents engage in addas, or leisurely chats, that often
take the form of freestyle intellectual conversation. However, with the growth of apartments, expansion of neighbourhoods and rapid urbanization, this culture is on decline. Adda is very common among the old peoples. West Bengal has a
long tradition of popular literature, music and drama largely based on Bengali folklore and Hindu epics and Puranas.
Fine arts
There are significant examples of fine arts in Bengal from earlier times such as terracotta art of Hindu temples, Kalighat paintings etc. Bengal has been the harbinger of modernism in fine arts of India. Abanindranath Tagore, called the
father of Modern Indian Art had started the Bengal School of Art which was to create styles of art outside the European realist tradition which was taught in art colleges under the colonial administration of the British Government.
The movement had many adherents like Gaganendranath Tagore, Benode Behari Mukherjee, Ramkinkar Baij, Jamini Roy and Rabindranath Tagore. After Independence, important groups like the Calcutta Group and the Society of Contemporary Artists
were formed in Bengal which dominated the art scene in India. Graffiti cannot be generally categorised as a fine arts or aesthetic creation, but it has become an inseparable part of popular street-art. It is mainly for political
propaganda.
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West Bengal shares its distinctive culinary tradition with neighbouring Bangladesh, and also borrows from other Indian states. Boiled rice and roti constitute the staple Bengali food, and is served with a variety of vegetables, fried as
well with curry, thick lentil soups, and fish, egg and meat preparations of mutton and chicken, and more rarely pork, duck, lamb and beef by certain groups.
Sweetmeats are mostly milk based, and consist of several delights including roshgulla, doi, sandesh, rasamalai, amriti, kalo jamun, pantua, rajbhog, gaja, bonde, pithe, mihidana, laddu and chom-chom. Several other sweet preparations are
also available. Bengali cuisine is rich and varied with the use of many specialized spices and flavours. Fish is the dominant source of protein, cultivated in ponds and fished with nets in the fresh-water rivers of the Ganges delta.
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Architecture of Bengal includes various types of motifs as well as it represents the different eras of the region. Terracotta, Islamic, Indo-Saracenic, British architecture etc. include many temples, mosques, churches, palaces, forts,
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Fake News Buster: Videos of huge waves is in Oman, not Mumbai
by Bangalore Mirror BureauTHE CLAIM
Several videos of huge waves hitting a coast are being circulated on social media platforms with a claim that it occurred in Mumbai’s Marine Lines earlier this week.
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 I have never gone through a bootcamp of any sort; I have just experienced, second-hand, friends who ran marathons or triathlons. During their prep periods or during the actual marathon/triathlon, one thing would always humble me: the commitment and the tenacity involved. DBC seems to be exactly that: an intensive course that will be calling on all of your educational and interpersonal skills—kind of like in a video game where you reach a tough stage and you need to bring up all your best tools in order to go through it successfully.
Upon deciding whether to join DBC, I had the chance to visit the onsite offices (here in NYC) and met and spoke to several people who gladly shared their DBC experience with me. Those short conversations alone made me start thinking that I can see myself in this environment, where I will be learning a vital language and meeting many new people. Additionally, being in the actual DBC space helped me remain realistic of what my expectations from this experience should be and what to anticipate. I believe this experience made it easier for me because it wasn't just a written idea (something I would read up online) but rather a reality within which I begun envisioning myself.
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Simulation, estimation, prediction procedure, and model identification methods for nonlinear time series analysis, including threshold autoregressive models, Markov-switching models, convolutional functional autoregressive models, nonlinearity tests, Kalman filters and various sequential Monte Carlo methods. More examples and details about this package can be found in the book "Nonlinear Time Series Analysis" by Ruey S. Tsay and Rong Chen, Wiley, 2018 (ISBN: 978-1-119-26407-1).
| Version: | 1.0.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.5.0) |
| Imports: | base, dlm, graphics, MASS, MSwM, Rdpack, parallel, splines, stats, tensor |
| Published: | 2018-12-09 |
| Author: | Ruey Tsay [aut], Rong Chen [aut], Xialu Liu [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Xialu Liu <xialu.liu at sdsu.edu> |
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This is a quick knowledge check for you on JavaScript basics. Click "Start" and answer as many questions as you can until time runs out. Wrong answers will cost you -10 seconds for each error.
(Information is taken from JAVASCRIPT & JQUERY, Jon Duckett, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2014.)


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elif self.state == self.AwaitingResponse: for line in self._proc.stdout: self.check_pause() json = JSON.loads(line) self.receive_queue.append(json) self.state = self.ProcessingResponse
This grabs the first few lines but on the last line the thread the above is running in crashes because of the read of stdout. No error is presented in my debugger.
I'm connecting the process like this:
def connect_to_server(self): exec = self.lean_executable self._proc = subprocess.Popen([exec, "-j0", "--server"], stdin =subprocess.PIPE, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE, universal_newlines=True, bufsize=1, env={'LEAN_PATH': self.lean_folder}) self.state = self.ServerRunning
Also doing stdout.readlines()
will crash the process as well as stdout.read()
or stdout.readline()
'ing to the end.
The solution is to use communicate()
:
stdout, stderr = self._proc.communicate() print(stdout)
Process doesn't crash when you do that.
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Remote-works
Remote workplace for the PWA era
A modular, high performance remote workplace platform built with GraphQL, Django, and ReactJS.
Table of Contents
Features
- PWA: Employees can register their profiles and skills. Employers can choose the skills they need.
- GraphQL API: Access all data from any web or mobile client using the latest technology
- Open workplace: Build mobile apps and hiring web apps
- UX and UI: Designed for a user experience that rivals even the top commercial platforms
- Dashboard: Administrators have total control of users, processes and companies
- Payments: Flexible API architecture allows integration of any payment method. Comes with Braintree support out of the box.
- Geo-adaptive: Automatic localized pricing. Over 20 local languages. Localized checkout experience by country.
- Cloud: Optimized for deployments using Docker
- Analytics: Server-side Google Analytics to report e-commerce metrics without affecting privacy
Remote-works is open-source. If you love open-source and great software, give us a star! 🌟
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Remote-works requires Python 3.5+, Node.js 10.0+, PostgreSQL and OS-specific dependency tools.
Documentation to be added including installation instructions.
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"Sound and Fury"
Heather Artinian is a precocious little six-year old who has decided that she wants to change her world from one of being deaf to hearing. The reason for her decision is a controversial medical device, the cochlear implant, which would help Heather to hear. With Heather's desire as a springboard, the fine documentary, "Sound and Fury," explores the struggle for identity of a deaf family in the hearing world. It also attacks the controversial issue of turning our children into robots dependent on the kindness of those who can hear, forsaking their soundless roots.
When one first hears of the subject matter of "Sound and Fury," a cure for deafness in children through surgery and implant, it sounds like a no-brainer. Of course, if a child is born deaf, the best thing, the right thing, to do is to correct that deficiency. The cochlear implant is installed inside the child's skull and is attached to an external connector that, in turn, connects to a Walkman-like device that the child must carry in order to hear. When implanted at a very young age, the device successfully allows the child to hear and, thus, speak. The problem is, as a child gets older in the deaf world, they become assimilated into it, making the value of the implant to decrease, proportionately, with age.
Heather's two brothers and her parents, Peter and Nita, are all deaf. Peter is a near-militant leader of the anti-implant deaf community on Long Island and is stunned by his daughter's desire to enter the hearing world. Nita is initially encouraging, but, when she finds out that implant would not work for her - an adult mind would find it nearly impossible to assimilate the cacophony of sounds that would invade their silent world - she joins Peter in his adamancy against the process. They also fear that their silent world, which revolves around American Sign Language, will grow increasingly isolated as their children are given the chance to leave the realm of the deaf.
So you say to yourself, "Wow, they're right to want to preserve a culture of necessity and keep their children close." Then, docu filmmaker Josh Aronson and his team shift gears. Peter's sister, Mary, and her husband are blessed with the birth of twins, but one of the babies is deaf. The hearing couple learn of the success of the cochlear implant and immediately see the device as a savior for their child. The whole controversy over the implant is focused on the Artinians and their nuclear family, both deaf and hearing.
 Peter wishes to preserve a world where he can freely communicate with his family. He also sees that the independent and adaptive world of the deaf is going to close in upon him and him and his family. Peter is, I think, justly afraid of being left alone, deaf, in a hearing world.
I find it amazing that a subject that, on the surface, is so cut-and-dried, turns out to be one of the most intelligent and thought-provoking documentaries I have ever seen. It presents both sides of the controversy in a fair, even-handed manner that gives ample food for thought. Each side's case is well represented in this familial microcosm of a process that can, indeed, change the world of the deaf. Unfortunately, the implant will leave those untreatable in a constantly contracting world that will garner less and less understanding or sympathy from the hearing world as time goes forth. Peter argues, too, that the process is extremely invasive and anything but minor, but this argument has to be discounted. As medical technology progresses, other, less invasive, devices will be developed, making Peter's a moot point. The real issue is the isolation and loss of a culture that has lived and survived among us hearing folk for thousands of years.
"Sound and Fury" does exactly what a documentary is supposed to do - open your eyes to another world unfamiliar to you. It does that and makes you do an awful lot of thinking, too. I give it an A-.
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Earlier this week I upgraded to Microsoft Virtual PC 2004 from VPC 5.2. Looks pretty nice, and seems to be working fine. In fact, networking finally works right for me, so that by itself is a huge improvement!
A few months ago, I reported about a conflict between VPC 5.2 and Outlook 2003. Well, with 2004, it seemed to be gone. Virtual machines start up with no problems when outlook is open.
Unfortunately, the problem seems to have reversed itself. Now, instead of having VPC hang while the VM is starting up, it hangs when the Virtual Machine is shutting down!!! GRRRR!!!!


IAAF Changes Name To World Athletics
The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) will now be known as World Athletics.
by Indo-Asian News ServiceThe International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) will now be known as World Athletics, a statement said. "We're now World Athletics," the sport's international governing body said on its website. "Welcome to the new World Athletics website, the place to come for all things about our wonderful sport. We'll be bringing you new features about athletes and the sport, as well as making it easier to find the things we know you love," the official website said.
"From information about our events and news about our amazing athletes, to the rules of the sport, historical stats and features to inspire you to be active, it's all here. Over the coming months, we'll be adding more content and continuing to improve the organisation of the content."


ÁVision Build Log
Tool Versions:
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G:\Keil\TI TM4C\Timer_pwm\Demo.uvprojx Project File Date: 07/27/2018Output:
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ROLE DESCRIPTIONS
ROLE DESCRIPTIONS
The following role descriptions are from the matrix project developed by Federal CIO Council’s IT Workforce Committee and Information Security and Identity Management Committee.
Contacts: http://www.cio.gov/committees.cfm/csec/3/cid/4.
http://www.cio.gov/committees.cfm/csec/3/cid/5
Cyber Software Assurance Developer/Integrator
Experience with applying security activities within SDLC
Experience with security, including CSSLP, CISSP and SANS secure programming assessments
Experience with security standards, including SSE-CMM, NIST SPs, ISO 15408
Common Criteria, or client-specific software assurance guides. (Also see the section on “Standards of Practice”)
Software Assurance Engineer
Provide technical leadership in all aspects of software assurance and computer systems engineering support.
Lead and actively participate in the evaluation and analyses of activities related to all phases of the secure software life cycle from initial planning, requirements definition, design and development through integrated system testing and sustaining operations.
Responsibilities will also include the support of a wide range of technical and programmatic activities for program offices, including leading the review and assessment of software system architecture; system requirements and their allocation to lower level specifications; design, code and test activities; trade studies; COTS/GOTS products; reuse software; test tools; simulators; software verification and validation (V&V); and system test and integration. Support independent review efforts in analyzing and assessing system software and related development and testing activities.
Information Security Systems & Software Development Professional (ISSSDP)
The Information Security Systems and Software Development Professional is responsible for secure design, development, testing, integration, implementation, sustainment, and/or documentation of software applications (web based and non-web) following formal secure systems development lifecycle processes and using security engineering principles.
The following professional requirements form part of a broad Federal Government effort to identify and describe roles.
I: Entry level:
Basic understanding of computer systems and related information security software and hardware components, network systems and databases, and information systems security safeguards
Capable of articulating software/system abuse and misuse cases; understands practices and tools for mitigating exploitable software weaknesses
Writes code in different programming languages (e.g., Java, C, C++)
Integrates off-the-shelf products with information assurance safeguards (e.g., implementing network firewalls and routers)
Participates in small teams performing software development and information security software-oriented tasks
II: Intermediate level:
Advanced understanding of information systems security, ethical hacking, multiple network analysis, configuration management, integration and deployment issues
Designs secure software systems from requirements within the software development lifecycle; derives additional security requirements based on the deployment environment
Communicates technical information to non-technical audiences and advises staff on information security issues and approaches
Applies knowledge of information security aspects (e.g., coding, operating systems, programming languages, databases, federal and agency policies and procedures)
Performs static and dynamic analysis to identify vulnerabilities in applications, across databases, networks, network-based environments, and operating systems, and directs remediation as appropriate
Creates protocols, procedures, and guidelines to mitigate security risks
III: Advanced level:
Expert understanding of information systems security, ethical hacking, multiple network analysis, configuration management, integration and deployment issues
Serves as senior advisor to the architectural design and development of enterprise-wide applications, systems, and services
Serves as senior advisor to procurement and contract management in support of system and software acquisition
Coordinates and collaborates across organizational and dept./agency lines; influences others to comply with security policies, standards, and best practices
Integrates policies and procedures across government agencies; participates in the update of the agency’s knowledge of federal security policies, procedures, and guidelines
Relevant Competency/Skills Sources (as determined by the department/agency):
OPM GS-2200 Job Family Standard Competencies
Clinger-Cohen Core Competencies with an emphasis on Technical, Desktop Technology Tools, and IT Security/Information Assurance competency areas
Essential
(EBK) for IT Security Professionals (e.g., DHS and DOE)
NIST Special Publications (e.g., NIST SP 800-16, Revision 1, 800-37, 800-53, 800-53A)
ODNI Cyber Subdirectory Competencies
OPM’s Executive Core Qualifications (ECQs) (for SES positions)
DHS SwA Communities and Forum (https://buildsecurityin.us-cert.gov/swa/)
Describing SwA related Job Functions
4/7/12
The right description is essential to attract and inform potential employees about expectations from a SwA job position.


{{ctrl.numberOfAllValidGenes}} out of {{ctrl.numberOfAllInputGenes}} input genes are valid genes.
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Blosum50 Kinase table shows the most similar kinase target motifs based on the similarity scores more than half of the maximum Blosum50 score of the gene sequence phosphorylated at a specific site. For example, if the Blosum50 score of sequence S by it self is A, this table shows all of the sequences, targeted by kinases that has more than more than A/2 similarity score with sequence S.
| phosphoGene | validity | amino | kinase | kinase organism | gene sequence | kinase peptide | blosum50 Percent | max blosum50 | {{gene.phosphoGene}} | {{gene.valid}} | {{gene.amino}} | {{gene.kinase}} | {{gene.kinaseOrganism}} | {{gene.geneSequence.slice(0,7)}}{{gene.geneSequence.slice(7,8)}}{{gene.geneSequence.slice(8,gene.geneSequence.length)}} | {{gene.kinasePeptide.slice(0,7)}}{{gene.kinasePeptide.slice(7,8)}}{{gene.kinasePeptide.slice(8,gene.kinasePeptide.length)}} | {{gene.blosum50ScorePercent}} | {{gene.blosum50MaxScore}} |
|---|
Pathway view network shows network of pathways or perturbations that target the input genes.
Kinase network view shows network of kinases phosohorylating the input genes and list of genes getting phosphorylated by the input genes.
Kinase network of phosphorylated genes reflects the connection between kinases and gene products phosphorylated at specific sites. Solid lines mean known relations between the kinases and target genes (in Known_Kinase_TargetGene) or exact matching between the kinase target and the peptide sequence in (Known+Predicted_Blosum50_Kinase_TargetGene and Known+Predicted_Probability_Kinase_TargetGene). Dashed lines show probable inkage between kinase and target genes based on blosum50 similarity scores or phosphosite plus connectivity networks.


just shows how you can never tell when something will be utilized in the future. it might have some normal seeming function,but turns out to be the enabling piece for a bigger solution
and like PIRATE this LIVE chain would be feature complete on launch. of course not all the ancillary things, but it would be able to stream at the 256kb/sec, and have basic codec support. VLC integration would solve the display side
jl777c14-Oct-18 05:54 PM
also it would be a lot more work, but a decentralized discord is also enabled
quite a few channels would fit into 256kb bandwidth
kmdkrazy14-Oct-18 05:57 PM
a math magitian
CrisF14-Oct-18 08:51 PM
There is also the option of a non-arm board. These are pretty good. https://www.udoo.org/
Rpi would have more of a draw from the marketing side of things.
NutellaLicka14-Oct-18 10:41 PM
LIVE chain. I like it. STREAM works well too.
NutellaLicka14-Oct-18 10:55 PM
You could have temporary and permanent autospawn chains. For different prices and different uses. If you wanted to conduct a single on-chain voice meeting, you could use a temporary chain. Or if someone wanted a permanent stream chain, it would be up all the time. Could you have some in browser vlc support as well?
jl777c14-Oct-18 11:04 PM
all that is possible
NutellaLicka14-Oct-18 11:39 PM
I believe LIVE is the ticker for Live Stars. An adult streaming platform and social network
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 12:31 AM
Libscott got back to me yesterday, o gave him access to my test VM, so might have some time to do some early bandwidth tests on troll, and make sure a chain that fast does not break under full block conditions
4
Alright15-Oct-18 12:44 AM
can we make it not mine blocks until they're full?
let's say you send 8kb of data, network mines it immediately
but if you there were 2 8kb txs in that block, it would have saved space
@blackjok3r
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 12:46 AM
Sure
Alright15-Oct-18 12:46 AM
the block time isn't really what matters, it's the throughput of mempool
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 12:46 AM
No problem
Right now it only mines blocks with 2 tx, instead it needs to use block size
Shouldn't be too hard, I can't work on it for a while tho my house was destroyed on the weekend need to clean up :(
Alright15-Oct-18 12:47 AM
destroyed?
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 12:48 AM
Yes.. Children can destroy thing very fast
Alright15-Oct-18 12:48 AM
lol thought you meant literally destroyed
Alright15-Oct-18 01:14 AM
@blackjok3r I want to merge latest FSM to staked master, but I think there is a channels hard fork in it
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 01:14 AM
if its only channels I think thats ok ...
Alright15-Oct-18 01:14 AM
we could update all nodes then say "don't use channels for now"
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 01:14 AM
maybe one chain only had that used on it
Alright15-Oct-18 01:14 AM
then once someone uses it, it will hard fork
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 01:14 AM
CrisF used it once
not sure on which chain
Alright15-Oct-18 01:15 AM
maybe just make a new chain/branch?
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 01:15 AM
you can do that too if you want to
or harddork stakeed ... and merge FSM to blackjok3r
Alright15-Oct-18 01:15 AM
Yea, I will. Need to start digging into it this week
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 01:15 AM
then we cont need to add more chain
Alright15-Oct-18 01:16 AM
stakeded is running on bj branch?
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 01:16 AM
yes
I used ti to test
Alright15-Oct-18 01:16 AM
that'll work, but it's still a hardfork
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 01:16 AM
meh
as long as me and you both upgrade it shoauld be ok ...
Alright15-Oct-18 01:16 AM
I'll merge it into bj and ping you
yep
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 01:16 AM
unless cris did channels on it ... but I dont thnk he did
Alright15-Oct-18 01:16 AM
I guess we'll see
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 01:17 AM
yeah .. can always blow it away if it breaks
Alright15-Oct-18 01:18 AM
how the hell do I switch the two without loading a new page every time I change one of the drop down menus
I guess I really just need to learn git cli >.>
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 01:20 AM
you just have to be patient with it ... I always use that to merge branches ... never cli ...
master and blackjok3r should be the same ...
I just used it to test the diffrent banches compileing worked.
my notary node on your VULTR is vorked .... cant login... can you hard reset it for me ... maybe it ran out of ram ?
shell request failed on channel 0(edited)
Alright15-Oct-18 01:22 AM
will look at it in a minute
what is the purpose of dpowassets@blackjok3r
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 01:26 AM
for ?
Alright15-Oct-18 01:26 AM
src/dpowassets
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 01:26 AM
StakedNotary has its own
that one is totally ignored
Alright15-Oct-18 01:26 AM
merge conflict, but it's not showing the diff
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 01:26 AM
its for mainnet
That was removed from komodod repo
and added to iguana a few days ago
Not sure why it would ahve a conflict ...
as it was just removed alll toghether
Alright15-Oct-18 01:27 AM
Ah, that makes sense
can I delete it
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 01:27 AM
delete it then try merge again ...
Alright15-Oct-18 01:27 AM
just fixing the merge conflict
just to be clear, I can delete it, yes
?
flat out don't need it
?
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 01:28 AM
it serves 0 puropuse for us ... its a tupid way to do it ... I moved it all to assetchains.json
Alright15-Oct-18 01:28 AM
done
rebuild your bj branch binaray
oh let me fix your VPS first
@blackjok3r just restart it?
looks fine in the admin cp
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 01:32 AM
let me try and ssh again
the other 2 ar on t 5.2GB ram ...
Alright15-Oct-18 01:32 AM
CPU is pegged at 150%
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 01:32 AM
yeah its not working
something has happened there
just kill it.. if i need to I can resync all chains
Alright15-Oct-18 01:33 AM
restart?
or you want a fresh server?
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 01:33 AM
yeah force restart it
dont want to have to reinstall it all ... I am prety sure I have more things I need to do today
Alright15-Oct-18 01:33 AM
done
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 01:34 AM
doing start.sh on the other 2... that should build and retsart stakeded
no need to stop anything
Alright15-Oct-18 01:34 AM
:/ already did
didn't know it'd rebuild and restart
blackjok3r15-Oct-18 01:35 AM
yeah its does it all auto ... but before it didnt have any prints saying that it was doing that, so I added them a few days abck.


This is actually the same demo embed. When opened in an embed lodge adds a .lodge__embed--overlay class we can use to show, hide, and switch things around. Makes any page embed context resonsive.
.lodge__embed--overlay


A self-fulfilling prophecy is a prediction that directly or indirectly causes itself to become true, by the very terms of the prophecy itself, due to positive feedback between belief and behavior. A positive or negative prophecy, strongly held belief, or delusion—declared a...


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Hi, I'm Fotis and this is the git training companion. This could be a PowerPoint presentation but it isn't; It's a Jekyll blog hosted on GitHub pages, just because git is awesome and so is GitHub. This is your takeaway from this training and you may feel free to browse it, copy & paste from it, but also contribute to it, by submitting pull requests. You don't know how to `git`? Well you're missing out, so please pay attention to the training and use your super powers to start committing. You may find my contact details in the About page and also the footer of this site.
Also, there are tons of GUI tools for Git and GitHub, but I think learning the git flow in the command line really helps you understand the way Git works and what actions you should take when working with git.
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Here are a few examples of using the suggest box. Have a look at the testData.js file to see what kind of data I am passing in to the plugin. There are more options than those being used in these few examples so see the options break down at the bottom of this page. The drop downs can be styled however you wish, however jQuery themes are fully supported.
$('input#suggestBox').jsonSuggest({data: testData.countryCodes, minCharacters: 2});
$('input#suggestBox2').jsonSuggest({data: testData.webSites, onSelect: callback});
// will always return all results, expected use is to call a URL that does something with the search text
// before returning a sub set of results.
$('input#suggestBox3').jsonSuggest({url: 'http://tomcoote.co.uk/static/JSONSuggestBox2/testData/countryCodes.txt', maxResults: 20});
| Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| url | '' | A URL that will return a JSON response. Called via $.getJSON, it is passed a data dictionary containing the user typed search phrase. It must return a JSON string that represents the array of results to display. |
| data | [] | An array or JSON string representation of an array of data to search through. See Examples. |
| minCharacters | 1 | Number of characters that the input should accept before running a search. |
| maxResults | undefined | If set then no more results than this number will be found. |
| wildCard | '' | A character to be used as a match all wildcard when searching. Leaving empty will mean results are matched inside strings but if a wildCard is present then results are matched from the beginning of strings. |
| caseSensitive | false | True if the filter search's are to be case sensitive. |
| notCharacter | ! | The character to use at the start of any search text to specify that the results should NOT contain the following text. |
| maxHeight | 350 | This is the maximum height that the results box can reach before scroll bars are shown instead of getting taller. |
| width | undefined | If set this will become the width of the results box else the box will be the same width as the input. |
| highlightMatches | true | This will add strong tags around the text that matches the search text in each result. |
| onSelect | undefined | Function that gets called once a result has been selected, gets passed in the object version of the result as specified in the JSON data. |


California teen used remote-controlled car to smuggle meth across Mexico border into US, investigators say
by Morgan PhillipsU.S. Border Patrol agents arrested a 16-year-old boy accused of using a remote-controlled car to smuggle over $100,000 worth of methamphetamine across the U.S.-Mexico border, according to a Customs and Border Patrol press release.
Around 12:30 a.m. Sunday, agents found the boy walking along the border wall near San Diego with two large duffel bags. Once he realized he’d been spotted, he hid in nearby thick bushes. After agents arrested the boy, they found he’d been carrying a remote-controlled car and two duffel bags containing over 50 packages of the narcotics. The bundles weighed over 55 pounds and had an estimated street value of $106,096.
SHERIFF CALLS FOR TOUGHER BORDER SECURITY TO STOP MEXICO CARTELS POISONING US NATIONAL PARKS
Agents believe it had to have taken multiple trips between the U.S. and Mexico sides of the border to transport such a large quantity of drugs, with someone on the U.S. side unloading each bundle and someone on the Mexico side reloading it with more. It likely was driven by someone on the southern side, according to Fox 5 San Diego.
The boy is a U.S. citizen and will face drug smuggling charges, the federal agency said.
DHS DEFENDS POLICY KEEPING ASYLUM-SEEKING MIGRANTS AT MEXICO BORDER
Agents thwarted a similar scheme in 2017 which used a remote-controlled drone to smuggle narcotics across the border. A 26-year-old was sentenced to 12 years in prison in that case.
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Methamphetamine was once a drug mostly made in home labs in rural America. But in September Fox News reported that over the past few years Mexican cartels have cornered the market on meth production with a purer and cheaper form of the drug. Meth seizures along the border increased 255 percent, from over 8,400 kilograms, or some 18,500 pounds worth, in 2012 to 30,081 kilograms (more than 66,000 pounds) in 2017.
Fox News' Charlie Lapastora contributed to this report.