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I have spent a lot of time this week (and some last week) battling through Ruby Classes. Although I still don't have a full grasp of when and how to work with classes in Ruby, I have already seen how great they can be at keeping methods together. Classes keep being described as a blueprint everywhere I read, I like thinking of them like a folder on your computer. The folder (which you can name whatever you'd like) doesn't really do much on it's own, but once contents are stored inside, it provides a great, organized way of storing information. This is similar to classes in Ruby, it's a place to store your methods that make a function work. How is the program working like it does? You gotta look in the class to find out.
Since it is a special day for the Cubs, let's look at baseball and pretend that the league is played inside Ruby. The Chicago Cubs would be the name of a class, and inside that class you would find many different methods, like "Front Office", "Major League Players", "Minor League Players", "Grounds Crew", etc. Lots of different people make up the Chicago Cubs organization, just like lots of different methods can make up a class. These methods all do different things, but they are designed to work together to perform one finished product.
But like I said, today is a special day. Today is the day the Cubs are calling up Kris Bryant from the minor leagues to make his major leauge debut. In Ruby, Bryant would be an instance variable. Bryant had been performing in the method minor league players, but there was an IF statement involved. IF @Bryant becomes too good for the minor leagues, the Major League Players method uses @Bryant. An instance variable can be used in multiple methods throughout the class. Maybe a better example for you die hards out there is that the method "Front Office" does nothing until date == April 17, then method "Major League Players" uses the instance variable @Bryant to help make their overall program perform better. In Ruby you call on different methods to do different things, but an instance variable can be used in multiple methods, just as long as they fall under the umbrella that is your Class. Now the Cubs, and baseball, are better today than they were yesterday.
Nick Siefken


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Point of a mesh, with normal and label. More...
#include <Vertex.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Vertex (double x, double y, double z) | |
| Vertex (double x, double y, double z, string labels) | |
| Vertex (string labels) | |
| Vertex (CVector3 point) | |
| Vertex (CVector3 point, bool deform) | |
| Vertex (CVector3 point, CVector3 normal) | |
| Vertex (CVector3 point, CVector3 normal, int label) | |
| Vertex (const Vertex &v) | |
| Vertex (const Vertex &v, string labels) | |
| CVector3 | getPosition () |
| void | setPosition (CVector3 pos) |
| void | setLabel (int label) |
| void | setLabelS (string labels) |
| int | getLabel () |
| string | getLabelString () |
| void | setNormal (double x, double y, double z) |
| CVector3 | getNormal () |
| double | distance (double x, double y, double z) |
| double | distance (Vertex &v) |
| CVector3 | transform (CMatrix4x4 &transformation) |
| Vertex & | operator= (const Vertex &v) |
| bool | operator== (const Vertex &v) |
| void | setDeform (bool deform) |
| bool | hasToBeDeform () |
Friends | |
| ostream & | operator<< (ostream &flux, const Vertex &v) |
Point of a mesh, with normal and label.
This class represents a vertex in Mesh. It contains a point and a normal. Several methods are available, like computation of the distance between two vertices, transformations and basic operator.


A more complex example¶
The following example shows how to use SCPI commands with a Keithley 2000 multimeter in order to measure 10 voltages. After having read them, the program calculates the average voltage and prints it on the screen.
I’ll explain the program step-by-step. First, we have to initialize the instrument:
>>> keithley = rm.open_resource("GPIB::12")
>>> keithley.write("*rst; status:preset; *cls")
Here, we create the instrument variable keithley, which is used for all further operations on the instrument. Immediately after it, we send the initialization and reset message to the instrument.
The next step is to write all the measurement parameters, in particular the interval time (500ms) and the number of readings (10) to the instrument. I won’t explain it in detail. Have a look at an SCPI and/or Keithley 2000 manual.
>>> interval_in_ms = 500
>>> number_of_readings = 10
>>> keithley.write("status:measurement:enable 512; *sre 1")
>>> keithley.write("sample:count %d" % number_of_readings)
>>> keithley.write("trigger:source bus")
>>> keithley.write("trigger:delay %f" % (interval_in_ms / 1000.0))
>>> keithley.write("trace:points %d" % number_of_readings)
>>> keithley.write("trace:feed sense1; trace:feed:control next")
Okay, now the instrument is prepared to do the measurement. The next three lines make the instrument waiting for a trigger pulse, trigger it, and wait until it sends a “service request”:
>>> keithley.write("initiate")
>>> keithley.assert_trigger()
>>> keithley.wait_for_srq()
With sending the service request, the instrument tells us that the measurement has been finished and that the results are ready for transmission. We could read them with keithley.query(“trace:data?”) however, then we’d get:
-000.0004E+0,-000.0005E+0,-000.0004E+0,-000.0007E+0,
-000.0000E+0,-000.0007E+0,-000.0008E+0,-000.0004E+0,
-000.0002E+0,-000.0005E+0
which we would have to convert to a Python list of numbers.
Fortunately, the query_ascii_values()
method does this work for us:
>>> voltages = keithley.query_ascii_values("trace:data?")
>>> print("Average voltage: ", sum(voltages) / len(voltages))
Finally, we should reset the instrument’s data buffer and SRQ status register, so that it’s ready for a new run. Again, this is explained in detail in the instrument’s manual:
>>> keithley.query("status:measurement?")
>>> keithley.write("trace:clear; trace:feed:control next")
That’s it. 18 lines of lucid code. (Well, SCPI is awkward, but that’s another story.)


HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1995 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: W. D. Richter's screenplay is a study of family relationships. Some result in conflict; others have a nurturing effect. Jodie Foster's second directorial effort starts well and continues nearly as good for most of its length, but in the end it turns into a feel-good film that does not take enough chances. Rating: high +1 (-4 to +4).
Most romantic comedies are about strong, emotionally secure people finding each other. A WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING or a PLAY IT AGAIN SAM may be about someone superficially shy, but you will rarely see a character have serious problems holding his/her life together. Divorcee Claudia Larson (played by Holly Hunter) is to that point.  Claudia is also catching cold and though she hates planes she has to fly from Chicago home to Baltimore. Claudia has lost control of her life just when she has to go through the annual trial of Thanksgiving dinner with her eccentric family. Holly Hunter usually plays self-assured women and her performance makes the freshly written and acted early part of the film the high point. However, as the film starts focusing on more characters and as Claudia finds her way back to peace of mind, the film loses its creative bite. Instead it finds its way to the easy route of a well-worn romantic comedy.
The Larson family is a study in contrasts and odd personalities. Mother Adele (Anne Bancroft) is cold and needling and tries to be always in control. Father Henry (Charles Durning) is a late-in-life romantic finding odd moments to dance with his wife and play the organ, but has lost the capacity to be serious. Brother Tommy (Robert Downey, Jr.) is a consummate but often obnoxious clown. His pranks are amusing for a short time, then start to grate on the characters and the audience.  Sister Joanne (Cynthia Stevenson) is an upwardly mobile yuppie striving for a starchy respectability. Aunt Gladys (a skeletal Geraldine Chaplin) is getting a little strange in several ways at once. They will come together, clown around with each other, get on each other's nerves, and make some painful admissions to each other. The contact will strengthen some relationships and show up weaknesses in others.
Jodie Foster's LITTLE MAN TATE was a heavy-handed and misplaced argument against the fostering of intellect in children. HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS's study in relationships works considerably better while that study is really what it wants to be. It falters only toward the end trying to force a happy ending. Even the chaotic Thanksgiving dinner, the showpiece of the film, manages to show more humanity than farce. Richter's script, based on a short story by Chris Radant, goes a little overboard in some of its characterizations, especially those of Tommy and Adele, and the dialogue is interesting, but not always believable. Nor is it really believable that this family lets so much hang out ata family get-together.
This is a film that has a lot going for it, but loses points on trying too hard to have too easy a finish. I give it a high +1 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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Data Fields | |
| struct dp_netdev * | dp |
| struct ovs_refcount | ref_cnt |
| struct cmap_node | node |
| pthread_cond_t | cond |
| struct ovs_mutex | cond_mutex |
| struct emc_cache | flow_cache |
| struct ovs_mutex | flow_mutex |
| struct dpcls | cls |
| struct cmap flow_table | OVS_GUARDED |
| struct dp_netdev_pmd_stats | stats |
| struct dp_netdev_pmd_cycles | cycles |
| unsigned long long | last_cycles |
| struct latch | exit_latch |
| atomic_uint | change_seq |
| pthread_t | thread |
| int | index |
| unsigned | core_id |
| int | numa_id |
| int | tx_qid |
| unsigned long long | stats_zero [DP_N_STATS] |
| uint64_t | cycles_zero [PMD_N_CYCLES] |
| atomic_uint dp_netdev_pmd_thread::change_seq |
| struct dpcls dp_netdev_pmd_thread::cls |
| pthread_cond_t dp_netdev_pmd_thread::cond |
| struct ovs_mutex dp_netdev_pmd_thread::cond_mutex |
| unsigned dp_netdev_pmd_thread::core_id |
| struct dp_netdev_pmd_cycles dp_netdev_pmd_thread::cycles |
| uint64_t dp_netdev_pmd_thread::cycles_zero[PMD_N_CYCLES] |
| struct dp_netdev* dp_netdev_pmd_thread::dp |
| struct latch dp_netdev_pmd_thread::exit_latch |
| struct emc_cache dp_netdev_pmd_thread::flow_cache |
| struct ovs_mutex dp_netdev_pmd_thread::flow_mutex |
| int dp_netdev_pmd_thread::index |
| unsigned long long dp_netdev_pmd_thread::last_cycles |
| struct cmap_node dp_netdev_pmd_thread::node |
| int dp_netdev_pmd_thread::numa_id |
| struct cmap flow_table dp_netdev_pmd_thread::OVS_GUARDED |
| struct ovs_refcount dp_netdev_pmd_thread::ref_cnt |
| struct dp_netdev_pmd_stats dp_netdev_pmd_thread::stats |
| unsigned long long dp_netdev_pmd_thread::stats_zero[DP_N_STATS] |
| pthread_t dp_netdev_pmd_thread::thread |
| int dp_netdev_pmd_thread::tx_qid |


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A timed task for recording the duration of a task.
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accumulativity
Accumulativity is true, if the recorded number shall not be averaged by PerformanceMetrics. |
private TimedTask |
parent
The timed task this task is a subcomputation of. |
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recordAt
PerformanceMetrics instance to record things at. |
private java.lang.String |
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Name of the task |
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timeEnd
Task end time |
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timeStart
Task start time (as returned by currentTimeMillis) |
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Construct a timed task. |
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getAccumulativity()
Get the accumulativity of this task. |
TimedTask |
getParent()
Get the parent task. |
java.lang.String |
getTask()
Get the name of the task. |
java.lang.Long |
getTime()
Get the duration of the task. |
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Stop the timed task. |
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Another way of indicating work
is to set the wait cursor,
using the
Cursor
class
and the Component
-defined
setCursor
method. For example, the following code
makes the wait cursor be displayed
when the cursor is over container
(including any components it contains
that have no cursor specified):
container.setCursor(Cursor.getPredefinedCursor(Cursor.WAIT_CURSOR));
Sometimes you can't immediately determine the length of a long-running task, or the task might stay stuck at the same state of completion for a long time. You can show work without measurable progress by putting the progress bar in indeterminate mode. A progress bar in indeterminate mode displays animation to indicate that work is occurring. As soon as the progress bar can display more meaningful information, you should switch it back into its default, determinate mode. In the Java look and feel, indeterminate progress bars look like this:
Swing provides three classes to help you use progress bars:
JProgressBar
ProgressMonitor
ProgressMonitorInputStream
getProgressMonitor
and configure it as described in
How to Use Progress Monitors.
ProgressBarDemo.java
that creates and sets up the progress bar:
//Where member variables are declared: JProgressBar progressBar; ... //Where the GUI is constructed: progressBar = new JProgressBar(0, task.getLengthOfTask()); progressBar.setValue(0); progressBar.setStringPainted(true);
setMinimum
and setMaximum
.
The minimum and maximum values used in this program are 0 and the
length of the task, which is typical of many programs and tasks.
However, a progress bar's minimum and maximum
values can be any value, even negative.
The code snippet also sets the progress bar's current value to 0.
The call to setStringPainted
causes the progress bar to display, within its bounds,
a textual indication of the percentage of the task that has completed.
By default, the progress bar displays the value
returned by its getPercentComplete
method
formatted as a percent, such as 33%.
Alternatively, you can replace the default with a different
string by calling setString
. For example,
if (/*...half way done...*/) progressBar.setString("Half way there!");
When the user clicks Start, an instance of the inner class
Task
is created and executed.
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent evt) { startButton.setEnabled(false); setCursor(Cursor.getPredefinedCursor(Cursor.WAIT_CURSOR)); done = false; task = new Task(); task.addPropertyChangeListener(this); task.execute(); }
Task
is a
subclass of
javax.swing.SwingWorker
. The Task
instance does three important things for
ProgressBarDemo
:
doInBackground
in a
separate thread. This is where the long-running task is actually
executed. Using a background thread instead of the
event-dispatching thread prevents the user interface from freezing
while the task is running.
done
method in the event-dispatching thread.
progress
, that is updated to indicate the progress of
the task. The propertyChange
method is invoked each
time progress
changes.
SwingWorker
.
The background task in ProgressBarDemo
simulates a real
task by reporting random amounts of progress at random intervals. The
propertyChange
method responds to changes in the the
task's progress
property by updating the progress bar:
public void propertyChange(PropertyChangeEvent evt) { if (!done) { int progress = task.getProgress(); progressBar.setValue(progress); taskOutput.append(String.format( "Completed %d%% of task.\n", progress)); }
When the background task is complete, the task's done
method resets the progress bar:
public void done() { //Tell progress listener to stop updating progress bar. done = true; Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().beep(); startButton.setEnabled(true); setCursor(null); //turn off the wait cursor progressBar.setValue(progressBar.getMinimum()); taskOutput.append("Done!\n"); }
done
method sets the done
field to true
, preventing propertyChange
from making further updates to the progress bar. This is necessary
because the final updates to the progress
property may
occcur after done
is invoked.
ProgressBarDemo2
indeterminate mode is set until
actual progress begins:
public void propertyChange(PropertyChangeEvent evt) { if (!done) { int progress = task.getProgress(); if (progress == 0) { progressBar.setIndeterminate(true); taskOutput.append("No progress yet\n"); } else { progressBar.setIndeterminate(false); progressBar.setString(null); progressBar.setValue(progress); taskOutput.append(String.format( "Completed %d%% of task.\n", progress)); } } }
The other changes in the code are related to string display.
A progress bar that displays a string is likely to be taller
than one that doesn't,
and, as the demo designers, we've arbitarily decided that this progress bar
should display a string only when it's in the default, determinate mode.
However, we want to avoid the layout ugliness
that might result if the progress bar changed height
when it changed modes.
Thus, the code leaves in the call to
setStringPainted(true)
but adds a call to setString("")
so that no text will be displayed.
Later, when the progress bar switches from indeterminate to determinate mode,
invoking setString(null)
makes the progress bar display its default string.
One change we did not make
was removing the call to progressBar.setValue
from the progress
event handler.
The call doesn't do any harm because an indeterminate progress bar
doesn't use its value property,
except perhaps to display it in the status string.
In fact, keeping the progress bar's data
as up-to-date as possible is a good practice,
since some look and feels might not support indeterminate mode.
Here's the statement that creates the progress monitor:
progressMonitor = new ProgressMonitor(ProgressMonitorDemo.this, "Running a Long Task", "", 0, task.getLengthOfTask());
ProgressMonitor
's only constructor
to create the monitor and
initialize several arguments:
null
for this argument,
the note is omitted from the dialog.
The example updates the note
each time the progress
property changes.
It updates the monitor's current value at the same time:
int progress = task.getProgress(); String message = String.format("Completed %d%%.\n", progress); progressMonitor.setNote(message); progressMonitor.setProgress(progress); taskOutput.append(message);
setMillisToDecidedToPopup
. To adjust the minimum progress
time required for a dialog to appear, invoke
setMillisToPopup
.
By the simple fact that this example uses a progress monitor, it adds a feature that wasn't present in the version of the program that uses a progress bar: The user can cancel the task by clicking the Cancel button on the dialog. Here's the code in the example that checks to see if the user canceled the task or if the task exited normally:
if (progressMonitor.isCanceled() || task.isDone()) { progressMonitor.close(); Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().beep(); if (progressMonitor.isCanceled()) { task.cancel(true); taskOutput.append("Task canceled.\n"); } else { taskOutput.append("Task completed.\n"); } startButton.setEnabled(true); }
Use a progress monitor if:
isCanceled
method to find out
if the user pressed the Cancel button.
setNote
method so that the task can provide further information about what
it's doing. For example, an installation task might report the
name of each file as it's installed.
ProgressMonitorInputStream
class.
JProgressBar
is a subclass of
JComponent
,
other methods you are likely to call on a
JProgressBar
are listed in
The JComponent Class.
Note that
ProgressMonitor
is a subclass of Object
and is not a visual component.
The API for monitoring progress falls into these categories:
| Constructor | Purpose |
|---|---|
|
JProgressBar() JProgressBar(int, int) |
Create a horizontal progress bar. The no-argument constructor initializes the progress bar with a minimum and initial value of 0 and a maximum of 100. The constructor with two integer arguments specifies the minimum and maximum values. |
|
JProgressBar(int) JProgressBar(int, int, int) |
Create a progress bar with the specified orientation,
which can be either
JProgressBar.HORIZONTAL or
JProgressBar.VERTICAL .
The optional second and third arguments
specify minimum and maximum values.
|
| JProgressBar(BoundedRangeModel) | Create a horizontal progress bar with the specified range model. |
| Method | Purpose |
|---|---|
|
void setValue(int) int getValue() |
Set or get the current value of the progress bar. The value is constrained by the minimum and maximum values. |
| double getPercentComplete() | Get the percent complete for the progress bar. |
|
void setMinimum(int) int getMinimum() |
Set or get the minimum value of the progress bar. |
|
void setMaximum(int) int getMaximum() |
Set or get the maximum value of the progress bar. |
|
void setModel(BoundedRangeModel) BoundedRangeModel getModel() |
Set or get the model used by the progress bar. The model establishes the progress bar's constraints and values, so you can use it directly as an alternative to using the individual set/get methods listed above. |
| Method | Purpose |
|---|---|
| void setIndeterminate(boolean) | By specifying true ,
put the progress bar into indeterminate mode.
Specifying false
puts the progress bar back into its default, determinate mode.
|
|
void setOrientation(int) int getOrientation() |
Set or get whether the progress bar is vertical or horizontal.
Acceptable values are JProgressBar.VERTICAL or
JProgressBar.HORIZONTAL .
|
|
void setBorderPainted(boolean) boolean isBorderPainted() |
Set or get whether the progress bar has a border. |
|
void setStringPainted(boolean) boolean isStringPainted() |
Set or get whether the progress bar displays a percent string.
By default, the value of the percent string is the value returned
by getPercentComplete formatted as a percent.
You can set the string to be displayed with setString .
|
|
void setString(String) String getString() |
Set or get the percent string. |
| Method or Constructor | Purpose |
|---|---|
| ProgressMonitor(Component, Object, String, int, int) | Create a progress monitor.
The Component argument is the parent
for the monitor's dialog.
The Object argument is a message to
put on the option pane within the dialog.
The value of this object is typically a String .
The String argument is a changeable status note.
The final two int arguments set the
minimum and maximum values, respectively,
for the progress bar used in the dialog.
|
|
ProgressMonitor getProgressMonitor() (in ProgressMonitorInputStream )
|
Gets a progress monitor that monitors reading from an input stream. |
| Method | Purpose |
|---|---|
|
void setMinimum(int) int getMinimum() |
Set or get the minimum value of the progress monitor. This value is used by the monitor to set up the progress bar in the dialog. |
|
void setMaximum(int) int getMaximum() |
Set or get the maximum value of the progress monitor. This value is used by the monitor to set up the progress bar in the dialog. |
| void setProgress(int) | Update the monitor's progress. |
void setNote(String) String getNote() |
Set or get the status note.
This note is displayed on the dialog.
To omit the status note from the dialog,
provide null as the third argument
to the monitor's constructor.
|
|
void setMillisToDecideToPopup(int) int getMillisToDecideToPopup() |
Set or get the time after which the monitor should decide whether to popup a dialog. |
| Method | Purpose |
|---|---|
| void close() | Close the progress monitor. This disposes of the dialog. |
| boolean isCanceled() | Determine whether the user pressed the Cancel button. |
JProgressBar
or
ProgressMonitor
.
| Example | Where Described | Notes |
|---|---|---|
ProgressBarDemo
|
This section | Uses a basic progress bar to show progress on a task running in a separate thread. |
ProgressBarDemo2
|
This section | Uses a basic progress bar to show progress on a task running in a separate thread. |
ProgressMonitorDemo
|
This section | Modification of the previous example that uses a progress monitor instead of a progress bar. |


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Professional Experience
Data & Insights Analyst, HP Personal Systems Customer Experience
and Portfolio Strategy, Houston, TX, Nov-2019 – present
- Project manage development and implementation of internal tools
featuring multiple product details used by 500+ salespeople.
- Develop Tableau dashboards to provide business insights related to
product cost, order, and shipment data.
- Establish and optimize processes for reporting on product cost,
orders, and shipments.
Senior Analyst, Workstation Cost Management, HP Personal Systems Commercial System
& Cost Management, Houston, TX, Feb. 2017 – Oct. 2019
- Track and report costs for workstation products throughout the
product development lifecycle.
- Work with R&D, Marketing, and Finance to ensure products
maintain expected margins.
Forecasting and Planning Analyst, Apple Inc. Retail Contact Center,
Austin, TX, Jul. 2014 – Feb. 2017
- Utilized operational data to forecast weekly and monthly
transactional and manpower (FTE) requirements for:
- Sep. 2015 – Feb. 2017: worldwide Order Administration
(Fraud Prevention, Payment Support, Order Support, and Business
Support).
- Jul. 2014 – Aug. 2015: phone sales and service for the
Americas, EMEA, and Japan.
- Automated (via VBA) and improved (through the addition of regression
and time series models, i.e., exponential smoothing) existing
forecasting and planning models.
- Analyzed forecast accuracy and verified, investigated, and
quantified variances and impacts.
- Developed and prepared standard reports to assist the Apple Retail
leadership team.
Senior Business Analyst, Hewlett-Packard Company
(now HP), Customer Service and Support
(CSS) - Americas, Houston, TX, Apr. 2011 – Jul. 2014
- Led a seven person team in multiple geographies (India, Mexico,
Costa Rica) to provide technical analyses and subject matter expertise
for analytics, inventory control, and optimization projects.
- Led and participated in cross-functional project teams for
predictive and descriptive analytics & reporting in customer support
operations.
- Built decision support tools using business intelligence
applications (Tableau and QlikView).
- Program managed the post-service event customer support survey for
the Americas region. Interfaced with internal teams and HP’s survey
vendor on behalf of regional stakeholders. Provided survey analytics and
reporting including target-setting for key performance indicators
(KPIs).
- Served as HP’s analytics and reporting point of contact for an
outsourced contact center vendor. Led efforts to fix reporting issues
for this vendor’s sites.
- Developed and delivered a week-long Tableau Desktop training course
for HP analysts.
- Created an analytics forum for multiple HP customer support teams to
share analytics best practices.
- Served as a PPS (Printing and Personal Systems Group) Ambassador,
helping to explain corporate and group initiatives to employees and
gathering employee feedback for CSS executives. Also helped organize
service projects and social events for the Houston-based employees in
the CSS organization.
Operations Research Analyst, Hewlett-Packard Company
(now HP), Americas Customer Support
Operations, Houston, TX, Aug. 2004 – Apr. 2011
- Consulted on planning, forecasting, staffing, and inventory
activities with internal and outsourced contact centers and repair
centers in multiple geographies.
- Developed and implemented operations research models (LP, MIP, and
simulation) for contact centers and repair centers, including daily
delivery of call volume across multiple contact centers and determining
the disposition of repair inventory for build vs. buy
decision-making.
- Co-developed and implemented a model for near real-time prediction
of contact center outsourcer costs.
- Planned for the delivery of inbound customer support calls for
InkJet printers to multiple sites of internal and external contact
centers and predicted contact center KPIs using regression.
Teaching and Research Assistant, Texas Tech University Department of
Industrial Engineering (now Department of Industrial,
Manufacturing, and Systems Engineering), Lubbock, TX, Aug. 2002 –
May 2004
- Graded homework and projects for undergraduate classes of 50+
students per semester
- IE 3301 (now IE
3324) – Engineering Economic Analysis, also provided tutoring,
Spring 2004
- IE 3343 (now IE
3346) – Quality Assurance & Engineering Statistics, Spring
2003
- IE 1305 (now IE
1385) – Engineering Analysis (Visual Basic Programming), Fall 2002
and Fall 2003
- Researched an inventory control model for automated pharmaceutical
dispensing machines, potentially saving approx. $100,000 annually for a
local hospital (presented
at INFORMS
2007).
Materials Management Coop, Ethicon, Inc. - a Johnson & Johnson
Company, San Angelo, TX, May 2000 – Dec. 2000
- Supervised twenty-five warehouse associates and oversaw timely
filling of orders.
- Developed work standards (i.e., expected throughput) for warehouse
associates.
- Participated in cycle counts and variance analyses.
Education
Post
Graduate Program in Data Science and Business Analytics, McCombs School of Business,
University of Texas at Austin, (certificate),
Austin, TX, 2022
Master
of Business Administration, Naveen Jindal School of
Management, University of Texas
at Dallas, Richardson, TX, 2012
Master
of Science in Industrial Engineering, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX,
2004
- Concentration in Operations Research
- Researched an inventory control model for automated pharmaceutical
dispensing machines, potentially saving approx. $100,000 annually for a
local hospital (presented
at INFORMS
2007).
Bachelor
of Science in Industrial Engineering, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX,
2002
Professional Development Coursework
- Machine
Learning: From Data to Decisions, MIT Professional Education (certificate),
Feb. - Apr. 2020
- Presenting Your Ideas at the Executive Level, Mandel Communications, Mar. 2019
- Presenting Data
and Information, Edward Tufte, Jan. 2018
- Johns
Hopkins University/Coursera Data Science Specialization,
Dec. 2014 – Feb. 2016
- Access 2007
Introduction, ONLC Training
Centers, Dec. 2011
- Introduction
to Data Mining and SAS Enterprise Miner, M2006
Pre-Conference Training, SAS
Institute, Oct. 2006
- Quality
Audits for Improved Performance, American Society for Quality,
Jun. 2006
- SAS
Programming 1: Essentials, SAS Institute, 2006
- Project
Leadership, Management, and Communications, ESI International, Mar. 2005
Presentations
- “My IE Career” by Steven Myles. Texas Tech University Department of Industrial,
Manufacturing & Systems Enginering IE
2401 guest presentation, 25 April 2023
- “Storytelling
for Engineers” by Steven Myles. University of Houston Cullen College of Engineering PROMES Maximizing
Your Power Weekend 2012, 7–8 September 2012
- “University of
Houston Engineering Summer Camp - Young Engineers Panel
Discussion,” Hewlett-Packard
Company, 21 June 2012
- “Projecting
Outsourced Contact Center Agent Availability,” by
Steven Myles, Viroj Buraparate, and Sunil Kumar G. University of Pennsylvania Wharton Financial Institutions
Center Contact
Center Forum 2008, 28–29 February 2008
- “Forecasting
and Planning Diagnostic Techniques for Service Operations,”
by Steven Myles, Viroj Buraparate, and Atul Dhawan. INFORMS
2007, 4–7 November 2007
- “Inventory
Control for Automated Drug Dispensing Machines: A Service Level
Policy,” by John E. Kobza,
Steven Myles, Sean Dunagan, Garrett Heath, and Surya D.
Liman. INFORMS
2007, 4–7 November 2007
- “Optimization
Strategies for Resolving Inventory Problems in Customer Service Repair
Centers,” by Steven Myles, Viroj
Buraparate, and Terrell Thruston. INFORMS
2005, 13–16 November 2005
- “Optimal
Call Center Capacity Allocation Model,” by Will Lin, Atul
Dhawan, Steven Myles, and Saravanan
Venkatachalam. INFORMS
2005, 13–16 November 2005
Selected Additional Experience
Host/Co-host, KTXT-FM, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX,
Aug. 2002 – May 2004
- Hosted/co-hosted “Domestics,”
a radio program featuring local (Lubbock and Texas) music
- Co-host, Jan. – May 2004, Aug. – Oct. 2003, Aug. 2002 – May
2003
- Host, May – Aug. 2003, Oct. – Dec. 2003
- Featured local artists and promoted KTXT-sponsored activities on
campus and in the Lubbock area
- Worked additional shifts at the radio station, providing news and
entertainment to the listening audience
Music Department Manager, Hastings
Entertainment, Lubbock, TX, Aug. 2001 – Apr. 2002
- Managed the Music Department; yearly sales revenue estimated to be
around $1,000,000.
- Supervised, trained, and delegated customer service, sales, and
department-related tasks to six Music Department Associates.
- Collaborated with store and district management to establish sales
objectives.
Met or exceeded these objectives.
- Provided customer service and ensured compliance with corporate
merchandising policies.
Service Positions and Activities
Board Member (Jun. 2020 – present) and
Treasurer (Jun. 2021 – present), Industrial,
Manufacturing, and Systems Engineering Industrial Advisory Board, Department of Industrial,
Manufacturing & Systems Engineering, Texas Tech University, Jun. 2020 –
present
- Provide curriculum and other feedback to the IMSE faculty.
- Conduct mock interviews with and perform resume critiques for IMSE
students.
Fundraiser, Aramco Houston Marathon / Chevron
Houston Half Marathon, multiple dates
- Houston Food Bank,
Jan. 2018
- Raised more than $1,000 by running the Aramco Houston Half Marathon
(with Elizabeth Myles).
- Leukemia & Lymphoma Society,
Jan. 2013
- Raised more than $2,500 by running the Chevron Houston Marathon
(with Elizabeth Myles).
- American Cancer Society
- Jan. 2008 – Raised $1,800 by running the Chevron Houston Marathon
(with Elizabeth Myles).
- Jan. 2006 – Raised $500 by running the Aramco Houston Half
Marathon.
Board Member and Chair of the Alumni
Feedback Committee (Mar. 2014 – Dec. 2018), Group
Member (Jun. 2012 – Feb. 2014), Young Guns Texas Tech Young
Engineering Alumni, Jun. 2012 – Dec. 2018
- Plan for, develop, and coordinate delivery of an alumni feedback
survey
- Plan and conduct monthly committee meetings, devising ways to gather
alumni feedback for the Whitacre College of Engineering
(WCOE)
- Participate in Board decision-making, including group expansion to
additional cities
- Helped organize the Austin group including planning group meetups
and coordination with the Board and the WCOE in terms of dates,
locations, etc.
- Created, delivered, and analyzed a survey of recent alumni that was
presented to the Texas Tech University Whitacre College of
Engineering in order to allow it to better understand alumni
satisfaction and the quality of its programs relative to other
engineering institutions (February–April 2013).
Student Mentor, Institute of Industrial Engineers
(now Institute of Industrial and Systems
Engineers), May 2005 – May 2006
- Mentored an undergraduate industrial engineering student, including
discussions about career paths and graduate programs.
External Vice President, Texas Tech University
Chapter, Institute of Industrial Engineers (now Institute of Industrial and Systems
Engineers), Aug. 2001 – May 2002
- Planned and coordinated annual trip, including logistics and
scheduling, for 20 students to visit three companies’ manufacturing
facilities.
President, Texas Tech University
Chapter, Alpha Pi Mu, Aug. 2001
– May 2002
- Presided over meetings and planned service projects.
Awards and Honors
- HP Personal Systems Commercial System & Cost Management
Award, May 2020
- HP Personal Systems Commercial System & Cost Management
Clean Backyard Award, Nov. 2018
- Beta Gamma
Sigma, Business Honor Society, Mar. 2013
- HP Global Customer Support Operations Excellence
Award (shared with Dennis K. Abraham), Jun. 2009
- Order of the
Engineer, May 2002
- Texas Tech University College of Engineering Honorary
Engineering Scholar, Mar. 2002
- Gamma Beta
Phi, Honor Society, Feb. 2000
- Golden Key
International Honour Society, Nov. 1999
- Alpha Pi Mu,
Industrial Engineering Honor Society, Oct. 1999
- Kappa Mu
Epsilon, Mathematics Honor Society, Apr. 1999
- Pi Delta
Phi, French Honor Society, Apr. 1999
- Tau Beta Pi,
Engineering Honor Society, Mar. 1999
- Texas
Tech University Presidential Endowed Scholarship Recipient,
Aug. 1997 – May 2002
- Eagle
Scout, Troop 543, Lubbock, TX, Sep. 1994
Copyright © 2004– Steven Myles • https://stevemyles.site/cv/


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Red9_Audio¶
Red9 Audio is the module for all audio handling within the Red9 pack.
This includes the wrapper to the new audio compile tools for mixing multiple wavs inside Maya to a single merged track, allowing you to finally playblast multiple separate audio nodes! Why the hell Autodesk haven’t done this I have no idea as it’s a major issue when you’re dealing with facial sequences. There’s is a ‘compile’ flag in the playblast command but it’s never worked.
This is the Audio library of utils used throughout the modules
Core Functions
milliseconds_to_Timecode (milliseconds[, …]) |
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milliseconds_to_frame (milliseconds[, framerate]) |
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timecode_to_milliseconds (timecode[, smpte, …]) |
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timecode_to_frame (timecode[, smpte, framerate]) |
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frame_to_timecode (frame[, smpte, framerate]) |
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frame_to_milliseconds (frame[, framerate]) |
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combineAudio () |
this is a logic wrapper over the main compile call in the AudioHandler I wanted to keep things simple in the base class. |
inspect_wav ([multi, audioNodes]) |
Simple UI to show internal Wav file properties. |
audioPathLoaded (filepath) |
return any soundNodes in Maya that point to the given audio path |
Main Classes
AudioHandler ([audio]) |
process on multiple audio nodes within the Maya scene, ie, already loaded |
AudioNode ([audioNode, filepath]) |
Single AudioNode handler for simple audio management object |
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bind_pro_audio
()¶ This is a wrap to import the pro_audio extensions. We have to lazy load this to avoid cyclic issues in the boot and wrapping it like this makes it easy to consume in the classes
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milliseconds_to_Timecode
(milliseconds, smpte=True, framerate=None)¶
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milliseconds_to_frame
(milliseconds, framerate=None)¶
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timecode_to_milliseconds
(timecode, smpte=True, framerate=None)¶
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timecode_to_frame
(timecode, smpte=True, framerate=None)¶
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frame_to_timecode
(frame, smpte=True, framerate=None)¶
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frame_to_milliseconds
(frame, framerate=None)¶
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combineAudio
()¶ this is a logic wrapper over the main compile call in the AudioHandler I wanted to keep things simple in the base class.
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audioSelected
()¶
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audioPathLoaded
(filepath)¶ return any soundNodes in Maya that point to the given audio path
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inspect_wav
(multi=False, audioNodes=[])¶ Simple UI to show internal Wav file properties. Supports full Broadcast Wav inspection
Parameters: - multi – allow multiple audio nodes to be inspected
- audioNodes – allows you to pass in either Maya sound nodes or filepaths to wavs to inspect
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class
AudioHandler
(audio=None)¶ Bases:
object
process on multiple audio nodes within the Maya scene, ie, already loaded
Note
all BWav and Timecode support is in the Red9 ProPack
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audioNodes
¶
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mayaNodes
¶
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getAudioInRange
(time=(), asNodes=True, start_inRange=True, end_inRange=True)¶ return any audio in the handler within a given timerange
Parameters: - time – tuple, (min,max) timerange which returned audio has to fall within else it’s ignored.
- asNodes – return the data as r9Audio.AudioNodes, default=True
- start_inRange – check if the audio startFrame is after the time[0] value
- end_inRange – check if the audio endFrame is before the time[1] value
Note
if you pass in time as (None, 100) then we only validate against the end time. if we pass in time as (10, None) we only validate against the start time else we validate that the audio’s start and end times are fully within the time range given
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getOverallRange
()¶ return the overall frame range of the given audioNodes (min/max)
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getOverallBwavTimecodeRange
(ms=False)¶ - : PRO_PACK :
- return the overall internal BWAV timecode range for the given nodes. Note this is the internal timecode plus the length of the files
Parameters: ms – return the (minV,maxV) in milliseconds or SMPTE timecode
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setTimelineToAudio
(audioNodes=None)¶ set the current TimeSlider to the extent of the given audioNodes
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setActive
()¶
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offsetBy
(offset)¶ offset all audioNode by a given frame offset
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offsetRipple
(*args)¶ offset all audioNodes so that they ripple in the order of self.audioNodes
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offsetTo
(startFrame)¶ offset all audio such that they start relative to a given frame, takes the earliest startpoint of the given audio to calculate how much to offset by
Parameters: startFrame – the required start frame to set too
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muteSelected
(state=True)¶
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lockTimeInputs
(state=True)¶ lock the time attrs of the audio nodes so they can’t be slipped or moved by accident
Parameters: state – state of the lock, True or False
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deleteSelected
()¶
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formatNodes_to_Path
()¶ rename the sound nodes to match their internal audioPath filename
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bwav_sync_to_Timecode
(relativeToo=None, offset=0, timecodebase=None, *args)¶ - : PRO_PACK :
- process either selected or all audio nodes and IF they are found to be BWav’s with valid timecode references, sync them in Maya such that their offset = Bwav’s timecode ie: sync them on the timeline to the bwavs internal timecode.
 Pass in another BWav Audio node and we calculate it’s internal timecode against where it is in the timeline. We then use any difference in that nodes time as an offset for all the other nodes in self.audioNodes. Basically syncing multiple bwav’s against a given sound.
- offset – given offset (in frames) to pass to the sync call
- timecodebase – optional mapping for a reference timecode so we can manipulate the offset relative to a given timecodebase rather than assuming that frame 1 = ‘00:00:00:00’ ie, we set the timecodebase to ‘01:00:00:00’ therefore day 1 timecode is stripped from all the calculations and a bwav who’s timecode is ‘01:00:00:10’ is set to frame 10
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bwav_sync_to_dynamic
(tc_node)¶ - : PRO_PACK :
- like the baw_sync_to_timecode func this will sync this audio bwav node to a given timecode but the difference here is that that timecode is extracted dynamically from a given node, stamped with the Red9 timecode attrs. This also supports multiple timecode takes within the same node
Parameters: tc_node – the Maya node that has the Red9 Timecode attrs that we want to sync against
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combineAudio
(filepath)¶ Combine audio tracks into a single wav file. This by-passes the issues with Maya not playblasting multiple audio tracks.
Parameters: filepath – filepath to store the combined audioTrack TODO: Deal with offset start and end data + silence
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class
AudioNode
(audioNode=None, filepath=None)¶ Bases:
object
Single AudioNode handler for simple audio management object
“Broadcast Wav” format now supported using specs from : https://tech.ebu.ch/docs/tech/tech3285.pdf
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path
¶
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name
¶
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audioNode
¶
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gatherInfo
()¶ gather all general data on this audioNode replicates the ProPack’s gatherInfo call on mNodes
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sampleRate
¶ sample rate in milliseconds
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sample_width
¶ bytes per sample, is converted by the sample_bits into bitrate
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sample_bits
¶ bit rate taken from the bytes per sample : 4,8,16,24 bit
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channels
¶ number of channels 1=mone, 2=stereo
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dBFS
¶ loudness of the AudioSegment in dBFS (db relative to the maximum possible loudness)
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max_dBFS
¶ The highest amplitude of any sample in the AudioSegment, in dBFS (relative to the highest possible amplitude value).
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duration
¶ return the duration of the wav from the file directly
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startFrame
¶ Maya start frame of the sound node
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endFrame
¶ Note in batch mode we calculate via the Wav duration NOT the Maya audioNode length as it’s invalid under batch mode!
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startTime
¶ : PRO_PACK : Maya start time of the sound node in milliseconds
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endTime
¶ : PRO_PACK : Maya end time of the sound node in milliseconds
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offset
¶ simply get the offset
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inspect
()¶ simple warp over the inspect function to bind it to this audioNode instance
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to_mono
(output)¶ convert a stereo file to mono
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isBwav
()¶ : PRO_PACK : validate if the given source Wav is a BWav or not
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bwav_getHeader
()¶ : PRO_PACK : get the internal BWav header data from the wav if found
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bwav_timecodeMS
()¶ : PRO_PACK : read the internal timecode reference from the bwav and convert that number into milliseconds
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bwav_timecodeReference
()¶ : PRO_PACK : if is BWaw return the internal timeReference
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bwav_timecodeFormatted
(smpte=True, framerate=None)¶ : PRO_PACK : if is Bwav return the internal timecode & convert from milliseconds into timecode
Parameters: - smpte – format the timecode HH:MM:SS:FF where FF is frames, else milliseconds
- framerate – when using smpte this is the framerate used in the FF block
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bwav_sync_to_Timecode
(offset=0, timecodebase=None)¶ : PRO_PACK : given that self is a Bwav and has timecode reference, sync it’s position in the Maya timeline to match
Parameters: - offset – offset (in frames) to apply to the internal timecode of the given wav’s
- timecodebase – optional mapping for a reference timecode so we can manipulate the offset relative to a given timecodebase rather than assuming that frame 1 = ‘00:00:00:00’ ie, we set the timecodebase to ‘01:00:00:00’ therefore day 1 timecode is stripped from all the calculations and a bwav who’s timecode is ‘00:00:00:10’ is set to frame 10
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bwav_sync_to_dynamic
(tc_node, bounds=[])¶ like the baw_sync_to_timecode func this will sync this audio bwav node to a given timecode but the difference here is that that timecode is extracted dynamically from a given node, stamped with the Red9 timecode attrs. This also supports multiple timecode takes within the same node
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isConnected_AudioGrp
()¶ : PRO_PACK : is this audioNode connected to a Pro_ AudioGrp metaNode for asset management in the Pro systems
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isValid
()¶ If the audionode is loaded in maya then valid is if that node we’re pointing to exists If the audionode is NOT loaded and we just have a path check if that path exists
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delete
()¶ Maya delete the sound node
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offsetTime
(offset)¶ offset the time of this audioNode instance
Parameters: offset – amount to offset
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importAndActivate
(active=True)¶ If self was instantiated with filepath then this will import that wav into Maya and activate it on the timeline. Note that if there is already an instance of a sound node in Maya that points to this path them the class will bind itself to that node.
Parameters: active – do we set the imported audio to be active on the timerange in Maya >>> # example of use: >>> audio = r9Audio.AudioNode(filepath = 'c:/my_audio.wav') >>> audio.importAndActivate()
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setActive
()¶ Set the sound node as active on the timeSlider
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getLengthFromWav
()¶ This uses the wav itself bypassing the Maya handling, why? In maya.standalone the audio isn’t loaded correctly and always is of length 1!
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setTimeline
(full=False)¶ Set the Maya timeline to the duration of the sound
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mute
(state=True)¶ Maya sound node, mute the sound
Parameters: state – the mute state to use, default is True
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openAudioPath
()¶
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formatAudioNode_to_Path
()¶ rename the AudioNode so it ties to the wav name
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lockTimeInputs
(state=True)¶ lock the audio in time so it can’t be accidentally shifted
Parameters: state – the lock state of the node, True or False
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isCompiled
¶ return if the audioNode in Maya was generated via the compileAudio call in the AudioHandler.
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stampCompiled
(audioNodes)¶ Used by the Audio compiler - stamp the audioNodes from which this audio track was compiled from
Parameters: audioNodes – the audioNodes being compiled
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select
()¶
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Class Summary |
| ItemLookupDroplet |
This servlet looks for a RepositoryItem by its id from within
a Repository. |
| NavHistory |
When you are walking in the woods, experts recommend carrying a loaf
of bread and throwing down bread crumbs everywhere you walk so that
when you would like to return, you can follow a trail of breadcrumbs
to your home. |
| NavHistoryCollector |
This droplet is what you would use to throw down a trail of breadcrumbs
that will show the user the way that he has navigated your site to
arrive at the page he is on. |
| NavHistoryItem |
This simple bean is used by RepositoryNavigator and NavHistory to contain those
occasional site locations that do not correspond to a repository item. |
| PossibleValues |
This servlet queries a repository and returns all tag values
or repository items for a given itemDescriptorName and
propertyName depending on the type of the property
identified by propertyName. |
| RepositoryFormDataImpl |
A minimal, stand-alone implementation of RepositoryFormData. |
| RepositoryFormHandler |
This is a form handler for operating on repository items. |
| RepositoryFormHashtable |
Defines a hashtable with a property mapper which is case
insensitive and does not give hard errors for properties that are
not currently defined. |
| RepositoryFormList |
This class is used by the RepositoryFormHandler. |
| RepositoryFormMap |
This class is used by the RepositoryFormHandler. |
| RepositoryQueryServlet |
Servlet used to execute a repository query |
| RepositoryServlet |
This class serves as a base class for servlet interaction with
a Repository. |
| RQLQueryForEach |
This servlet executes a RQL query and renders its output
parameter for each element returned by the query. |
| RQLQueryForEach.RQLQueryReturnData |
RQLQueryReturnData |
| RQLQueryRange |
This servlet executes a RQL query and renders its output
parameter for a selected subset of the elements returned by the query. |
| SearchFormHandler |
This form handler can be used to search repositories with any combination of
several search types: Keyword, Text, Hierarchical, Advanced. |
| XMLRepositoryFormHandler |
This class is an extension of RepositoryFormHandler that has a few
additional features. |


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Presenting the iChair
This chair is crafted with the latest and greatest technology. It features advanced technology such as: quad-legs for excellent support, a finely crafted bottom for the best in ergnonomics, and a sturdy armrest for placing all your other GreenApple products. The very beauty of this example in the best of technology is seen in the simplicity of it itself. |


Cabedelo is situated on the extreme eastern point of South America, approximately 100MN south of Natal where the Rio Paraiba enters the sea. It's location makes it a useful arrival/departure point for Brazil.
Entry is possible day or night, as the channel is well marked with buoys. Note however that quite often some of these are not working, so if your first time it's advisable to avoid a night entry.
It is a good place to leave the boat if exploring the interior.
Position 6°57.44’S, 34°50.5’W.
Read Brazil Formalities for full details on clearing into and out of Brazil.
Clearance should be completed within two working days of arrival. The order in which you visit the various officials is important, otherwise, you might have a wasted journey. If one is not available, or your visits take more than one morning (which is very likely!), just return the next day.
Visit Immigration (Federal Police) first, followed by the Customs (Alfandega) with the ships’papers and the document provided by the police, then the Health Authorities (Vigilancia Sanitaria) with any vaccination documents and finally the Port Authority with all the papers presented and provided so far and all the documentation previously accumulated.
Remember, all the crew has to be present at all the offices and the forms must be filled in, in ink, without any corrections or mistakes.
There is a marina close to Joao Pessoa, capital of Paraíba state. The police visit the marina every day and one can drive with them to check in at Cabedelo where there is also a Customs office and the port captain's office. This is in front of the harbour entrance in Cabedelo.
If Jacare is your first port of call, take the train from the station next to Jacare Wharf to Cabedello (20 minutes). It is now possible to complete all the formalities at the harbour. Alternatively, if staying at the marina here, they will assist you with doing formalities, all very quick and easy, but more costly.
All the authorities are all located inside the port of Cabedelo premises or just in front. The train station is quite near (get out on the right hand side), follow the street parallel to the tracks until the port area, turn right and the port entry is 200m away. Just ask for “Policia Federal”, then for Alfandega””, afterwards for “Capitania dos Portos” and finally for “Vigilancia Sanitaria.”. Remember most offices close between 11.30 am and 2 pm and clearance is only done in the mornings.
Normally you will be granted a 90 day visa which can be extended for another 90 days, but be sure to get the extension before the initial 90 days expires as there is a fine for each day otherwise.
For a very useful, detailed description of Clearing in here see this 2016 Cruiser's report.
Last updated October 2016.
This coast is fringed by reefs, so it is important to make for the outer buoy of the approach channel.
The entrance and channel are well marked but not all beacons are lit. The river is also quite wide with several shallow areas, so unless you know the place well it is advisable to do a daytime entry or exit. Jacare Village marina have a list of entry points on their website.
Once inside the harbour, keep close to the quay, after which, move to the centre of the river Paraiba. There is a shoal in front of Favella and anchoring near here is not recommended.
Jacare
It is best to proceed up the river to Jacare, but beware of the many shoals and strong currents. It is advisable not to use a "danforth" type anchor as it can more easily be tripped when the tide turns. Beware of the unlit fishing nets strung across the river.
At Jacare, yachts can anchor in front of the "yacht club". Although this is no longer a "club", dinghies can be left here during the week.
Jacare Yacht Village (or Marina Jacare Village) have much-improved facilities for cruising yachts. You can independently anchor close to the marina or tie up to one of their mooring buoys or docks.
What was once a fishing village has now become a busy resort, popular with the Brazilian jet-set and notorious for its all-night music. Everywhere in Jacare noise can be a problem.
Ribeira
A quieter alternative is Ribeira, nothing more than a collection of adobe cottages strung out along a rutted track. Hidden from Jacare by an island of mangroves, it is a peaceful spot, however there are no food shops here. To get to the supermarkets and other amenities one must cross the river to Jacare. The city is just a 20 minute train ride.
Ex-cruiser Luciano opened the small marina Ribeira Adventure Club in March 2010 on the other side of Stuart Island, intended for low-budget cruisers. Prices are reported to be 40% cheaper than those in Jacare and facilities basic. Care should be taken as there are sandbanks on the way to Ribeira.
Last updated July 2015.


About
The Dizzys were formed from the remnants of the rockabilly band, “The Alley Gaterz,” in Mount Vernon, WA, in the Spring of 2017. The Dizzys retained their rockabilly roots, but they infused elements of rock, folk, country, and blues into their reimagined sound.
Members
Keri McCrea ● VocalsKeri’s engaging and energetic (some might even say, “snarky”) personality is a perfect front for The Dizzys. She has no problem sliding out onto the dance floor while the band jams on an instrumental or bringing the house down with her sultry, emotional vocal stylings. |
Rick Simcock ● Bass/VocalsRick brings “the pocket” to The Dizzys by way of Blondie, his affectionately named upright bass. Without Rick and Blondie, the rhythm section wouldn’t carry the perfect blend of groove and emotion. |
Jer Keller ● DrumsJer brings the boom (literally) when he gets behind the kit. He helps keep the rhythm section locked-in and brings his own unique spark of creativity to the mix. |
Ken Beane ● Guitar/VocalsKen likes guitars and Carona. |


Birkeland Travel Company
Here are a list of items I would recommend!
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| Due to this weather and these temperatures, {{places[3].avgTemp}} | These items will be necessary: {{places[3].clothing}} |
| Because of the activity level: {{places[3].activityLevel}} | I would recommend {{places[3].footwear}} |
| Lastly, because this adventure is located {{places[3].leavingUSA}} | {{places[3].additionalItems}} |


 Russian sturgeon yellow tang cichlid creek chub--Siamese fighting fish poacher--sablefish bichir? Bonnetmouth gray eel-catfish luminous hake frogfish rohu, eel tope snake eel clown loach northern squawfish Australian prowfish, wrymouth.
Ribbon sawtail fish. Leaffish shortnose greeneye barred danio wallago eelpout loach glassfish surfperch, whalefish loach minnow Old World knifefish walking catfish?
The UI kit, components and pages are seperated for your convience, but all with superb code quality that's build to last and expand.
Read moreThe UI kit, components and pages are seperated for your convience, but all with superb code quality that's build to last and expand.
Read moreEnjoy smooth graphics and timeless design with Perkido. Different trends are blended into a special mix.
Enjoy smooth graphics and timeless design with Perkido. Different trends are blended into a special mix.
Enjoy smooth graphics and timeless design with Perkido. Different trends are blended into a special mix.
Enjoy smooth graphics and timeless design with Perkido. Different trends are blended into a special mix.
Dragonfish long-finned pike sind danio grunter spiderfish, duckbill rockling, "Molly Miller." Moorish idol, pearlfish flat loach, ronquil brotula.
Dragonfish long-finned pike sind danio grunter spiderfish, duckbill rockling, "Molly Miller." Moorish idol, pearlfish flat loach, ronquil brotula.
Dragonfish long-finned pike sind danio grunter spiderfish, duckbill rockling, "Molly Miller." Moorish idol, pearlfish flat loach, ronquil brotula.


The words inside of the double quotes (") are called strings. Strings are words and letters that are put together. "Hello world!" is an example of a string.
You can build strings by adding more than one string together. You can also add numbers to strings. Take a look at the examples below. Can you think of some creative ways to build a string? Try building a string using your first and last name!


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__construct(
Closure $userLoader,
ArrayBag $rules = new ArrayBag(),
array $beforeCallbacks = [],
array $afterCallbacks = [],
)
Construct action provider.
var userLoader -> The closure to retrieve the auth user.
var rules -> The rules assigned to…
Construct action provider.
var userLoader -> The closure to retrieve the auth user.
var rules -> The rules assigned to actions.
var beforeCallbacks -> array containing before authorization callbacks.
var afterCallbacks -> array containing after authorization callbacks.
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create(string $action, callable|array|string $callable): AccessManager
Create a rule for a specific action.
Create a rule for a specific action.
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createCallback(string $action, string $callback): Closure
Build a valid callback from the provided callback string.
Build a valid callback from the provided callback string.
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has(string|array $actions): bool
Check if a user has specific action(s).
Check if a user has specific action(s).
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allows(string $action, mixed ...$arguments): bool
Check if a action should be authorized.
Check if a action should be authorized.
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denies(string $action, mixed ...$arguments): bool
Check if a action should be denied.
Check if a action should be denied.
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any(string|array $actions, mixed ...$arguments): bool
Check if a any of the listed actions are authorized.
Check if a any of the listed actions are authorized.
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none(string|array $actions, mixed ...$arguments): bool
Check if none of the listed actions are authorized.
Check if none of the listed actions are authorized.
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check(string|array $actions, mixed ...$arguments): bool
Check if all of the listed actions are authorized.
Check if all of the listed actions are authorized.
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authorize(string $action, mixed ...$arguments): bool
Process the action authorization and return exception if failed.
Process the action authorization and return exception if failed.
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process(string $action, mixed ...$arguments): bool
Process the action authorization.
Process the action authorization.
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processBeforeCallbacks(?IAuthenticatable $user, string $action, mixed ...$arguments): ?bool
Process all the provided before callbacks.
Process all the provided before callbacks.
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processAfterCallbacks(?IAuthenticatable $user, string $action, bool $result, mixed ...$arguments): bool
Process all the provided after callbacks.
Process all the provided after callbacks.
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processAuthorization(?IAuthenticatable $user, string $action, mixed ...$arguments): bool
Process authorization for the requested action.
Process authorization for the requested action.
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resolvePolicy(string $action, Policy $policy): bool|Closure
Attempt to resolve the policy based on actions.
Attempt to resolve the policy based on actions.
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userCanResolveAuthorization(?IAuthenticatable $user, callable|string|array $callable, string $method = null): bool
Check if the current user can resolve authorization method.
Check if the current user can resolve authorization method.
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actionAllowsGuests(string $class, string $method = null): bool
Check if a policy action allows guests.
Action methods first parameter should be nullable.
Check if a policy action allows guests.
Action methods first parameter should be nullable.
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closureAllowsGuests(Closure $closure): bool
Check if a policy closure allows guests.
Closures first parameter should be nullable.
Check if a policy closure allows guests.
Closures first parameter should be nullable.
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getPolicy(string $class): ?Policy
Get policy object for a policy class.
Get policy object for a policy class.
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before(Closure $closure): void
Set a callback to be executed before authorization.
Set a callback to be executed before authorization.
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after(Closure $closure): void
Set a callback to be executed after authorization.
Set a callback to be executed after authorization.
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rules(): ArrayBag
Return the container with all the rules.
Return the container with all the rules.
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user(IAuthenticatable $user): void
Add user to user loader.
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Load the requested user.
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17 Mar 2021 'Bestiary
Reference' now available.
Hello everyone,
Today I added a new feature called 'Bestiary Reference'.
This 'reference' includes the suggested approach to completing the majority of bestiaries in the
game (i.e. type of event and location).
The results are sorted based on difficulty and amount of points - I am hoping that this will make it
easier and more efficient for players to complete their first few charms.
If you're interested in using this reference, please make sure to read through the 'Background
information' first.
Example below:
I hope you find it useful!
~Kusnier
27 Feb 2021 Inviting you to
come chat with me on my Twitch channel!
Hi everyone,
Today I added my Twitch stream to the sidebar for you to be able to come and
chat with me :)
You can ask me whatever you like about Tibia or TibiaPal. New feature ideas are always welcome!
Please bear with me as I get used to streaming, tweaking the audio and stream features as so far I
am a total newbie with regards to Twitch. Btw, I plan to stream in English/Polish.
Hope to chat to you on stream!
~Kusnier
30 Jan 2021 Introducing
'Hunting Places'!
Hi everyone,
Today a new feature has been added to the website - 'Hunting Places'!
You can
now get ideas for where to hunt at all levels for solo hunts as well as Duos/Full TH.
If you have any suggestions for the places please feel free to email me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Hope you find it useful!
~Kusnier
06 Jan 2021 'Boss Timers' now
available
Hi all,
Today a new feature has been added to the website - 'Boss Timers'!
You can
now track your boss kill timers using a simple click.
Many thanks to Jeferson Assis who contribued most of
the code.
Enjoy!
~Kusnier
31 Dec 2020 Changes to imbue
calculator
As of today, the imbue calculator form with item values and imbue type will no longer disappear, and
will instead be re-usable.
You will no longer need to fully refresh the page to calculate multiple imbuements.
Enjoy!
~Kusnier
30 Dec 2020 Introducing
'Offline Training' calculator!
Have you ever wondered how long it takes to reach a certain skill while offline training?
Or maybe you want to find out how long it will take you to reach your target skill while offline
training?
Wonder no more - you can now find out by using the 'Offline Calculator' - available here
now, or by using the navigation bar on the left!
Example below:
Enjoy!
~Kusnier
30 Dec 2020 Rashid tracker now
available
Hi all,
As of today a Rashid tracker has been added to the sidebar.
Hope you find it useful.
~Kusnier
26 Dec 2020 Exp calculator now
available
Hi all,
A new feature, 'Exp calculator' is available from today.
You can use it by navigating to 'Exp Calculator' on the left.
You can use it to quickly find out the amount of experience required between two given levels,
e.g.:
~Kusnier
20 Dec 2020 Improvements to
Imbue Calculator
Hi all,
Today I made some changes to the way Imbue Calculator results are displayed.
The results are now in a table format which should make them easier to read and digest.
~Kusnier
16 Dec 2020 Leech Calculator
now available!
Hi all,
A new feature, 'Leech Calculator' is available from today.
Check it out by using the navigation bar on the left!
Hope you like it!
~Kusnier
11 Dec 2020 TibiaLootSplit -
remove players added
Hi all,
A new feature for 'TibiaLootSplit' is available from today.
Many of you asked for an option to 'Remove Players' from the loot split.
For example, when doing a boss rotation with friends and one random person, you don't want to split
loot with the random person.
Or perhaps someone annoyed you during your hunt and you want to exclude them ;)
In any case, you now have the option to automatically remove players from the log. Simply head on
over to 'TibiaLootSplit' and you should see a new feature available at the bottom.
Once you paste your log, you will be presented with a list of players in the log, simply uncheck the
players you do not want to share loot with and click 'Calculate!'.
Enjoy!
~Kusnier
9 Dec 2020 New Calculators and
updates
Hi all,
A number of new features available today!
- 'Exp Share Calculator' to find out the level share range for your character
- 'Stamina Calculator' to work out the time to fully regenerate your stamina
- 'Imbue Calculator' enhancement to display the total cost and cost/hour of every imbue
~Kusnier
7 Dec 2020 'Imbue
Calculator' now available!
The 'Imbue calculator' feature is now available! Check it out by clicking on 'Imbue Calculator' in
the
sidebar!
Hope you like it!
~Kusnier
17 Nov 2020 Welcome to
TibiaPal.com!
Hello and welcome to TibiaPal.com! You are most likely coming here from tibialootsplit.com, in which
case please continue using 'TibiaLootSplit' by using the navigation bar on the left.
I decided to re-brand TibiaLootSplit as 'TibiaPal' because I have plenty of exciting ideas for
content and tools that I would like to create on top of 'TibiaLootSplit'. The name 'TibiaPal'
conveys a lot better what I intend to do with the site :)
I am planning to update some of the already existing tools on other Tibia fansites, such as the imbue
calculator. For now I created an active house auctions tool, which you can find by clicking
'House
Auctions' on the left - this is more useful for worlds with fewer houses, such as Secura or
Antica
where using the built-in game house search takes a lot of time.
Anyway, I have plenty more ideas so stay tuned!
~Kusnier


Arrays and hashes are two different data structures in Ruby.
Arrays are structured in a list between [ ].Array's can contain numbers [1, 2, 3, 4];strings ["this", "is", "an, "array"]; other arrays [[1, 2, 3],[4, 5, 6],[7, 8, 9]] ;and they can also be empty [ ].Each array element has an index number starting a [0] so that you easily referance a specific element or an array.
An example is: favorite_number [12, 6, 99, 24]
If I wanted to retrieve 6 I would say:favorite_number[1]A hash is like an array execept insead of having values that are associated with an index. Hashes have key value pairs.
Here is an example of a hash
my_pets = {
my_dog: "Sophia"
my_cat: "Fluffy"
my_bird: "Tweets"
}
Like an array you can retrieve the values of a hash. If I wanted to retrieve my dog I would say my_pets[my_dog] to return the value that is associated with that key which would be "Sophia".


Enter the details of the request
Name:
Family size:
State:
Address:
Contact Number(10 digit Mobile):
Volunteer Name:
Volunteer Contact Number(10 digit Mobile):
Submit
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I was an elementary school teacher in Los Angeles, California. I came to Utah in 1998 looking for something new.
After a stint of corporate training at US express, I puchased a drivethrough coffee shop and spent the next 4 years operating it. My daughter came along (at age 45!) and I sold the coffee shop to became a stay-at-home mom.
One of my passions is a community dance form called contra dance. I'm always on the Wasatch Contras board and ususally president. When our webmaster decided to retire, I took the plunge and raised my hand.
I watched some tutorials and learned basic Wordpress. I constructed a site for Wasatch Contras, a process I found very frustrating...and interesting! I was irritated by the constraints that I had under the Wordpress platform, so I decided to get a little deeper into coding and computers in general. I signed up for an online class from edX Harvard (CS50) and dived in.
After successfully completing the course, I signed up for another and also a grahic design class through Shaw academy. I decided to get serious and enrolled in a full-stack development bootcamp through the University of Utah. I can't wait to apply my new skills in my second-act career!


workbox.expiration. Plugin
This plugin can be used in the Workbox API's to regularly enforce a limit on the age and / or the number of cached requests.
Whenever a cached request is used or updated, this plugin will look at the used Cache and remove any old or extra requests.
When using maxAgeSeconds
, requests may be used once after expiring because the expiration clean up will not have occurred until after the cached request has been used. If the request has a "Date" header,
then a light weight expiration check is performed and the request will not be used immediately.
When using maxEntries
, the last request to be used will be the request that is removed from the Cache.
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You will be given a random number at the start of the game.
There are four puppies below. By clicking on a puppy, you will add a specific amount of points to your total score.
You win the game by matching your total amount of puppies to a number of puppies that is randomly generated. You lose the game if your total number of puppies goes above the random number of puppies.
The value of each puppy is hidden from you until you click on it.
Each time, when the game starts, the game will change the values of each puppy.


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File Name:
sapdb-seh.txt
Description:
AP DB version 7.4 WebTools remote SEH overwrite exploit.
Author:
Heretic2
File Size:
14630
Last Modified:
Jul 10 05:48:08 2007
MD5 Checksum:
5ac2f86c38b1831d73391ef5596ffe63
///
File Name:
aigaion-sql.txt
Description:
Aigaion versions 1.3.3 and below suffer from a remote SQL injection vulnerability.
Author:
Cody "CypherXero" Rester
Homepage:
http://www.cypherxero.net/
File Size:
873
Last Modified:
Jul 10 05:45:48 2007
MD5 Checksum:
1b3508cd1c502da65ce16ef7ab378d49
///
File Name:
avts10-passwd.txt
Description:
AV Tutorial Script version 1.0 remote user password change exploit.
Author:
Dj7xpl
Homepage:
http://Dj7xpl.2600.ir/
File Size:
3975
Last Modified:
Jul 10 05:43:32 2007
MD5 Checksum:
65dacbac8665d793af03be7e0c83b08f
///
File Name:
fgs17-sql.txt
Description:
FlashGameScript versions 1.7 and below suffer from a SQL injection vulnerability.
Author:
Xenduer77
File Size:
996
Last Modified:
Jul 10 05:41:35 2007
MD5 Checksum:
0d668b079c809941927afd0dd587e5f6
///
File Name:
gss31-sql.txt
Description:
GameSiteScript versions 3.1 and below suffer from a SQL injection vulnerability.
Author:
Xenduer77
File Size:
976
Last Modified:
Jul 10 05:40:33 2007
MD5 Checksum:
0787d580e82b74b371a8e00e533339a8
///
File Name:
codeigniter-multi.txt
Description:
CodeIgniter versions below SVN 28.06.2007 suffer from directory traversal and cross site scripting vulnerabilities.
Author:
Lukasz Pilorz
File Size:
1346
Last Modified:
Jul 10 03:30:27 2007
MD5 Checksum:
788964b86a545549cdc2034a3f5e0107
///
File Name:
phpcomet-rfi.txt
Description:
The PHP Comet-Server application may suffer from a remote file inclusion vulnerability.
Author:
o_0p
File Size:
235
Last Modified:
Jul 10 03:01:10 2007
MD5 Checksum:
a84a113b33a8f2ba98c9d8aa13b20f54
///
File Name:
apache_modjk_overflow.rb.txt
Description:
Metasploit module for the buffer overflow vulnerability in Apache mod_jk version 1.2.20. Written to work on Win23.
Author:
Nicob
File Size:
2715
Related CVE(s):
CVE-2007-0774
Last Modified:
Jul 10 02:59:41 2007
MD5 Checksum:
b4b22d53df77e3f9138159dff0fe7fed
///
File Name:
0x82-apache-mod_jk.c
Description:
Apache Tomcat Connector mod_jk version 1.2.19 remote buffer overflow exploit for Fedora Core 5,6 (exec-shield).
Author:
Xpl017Elz
Homepage:
http://x82.inetcop.org
File Size:
11609
Last Modified:
Jul 10 02:57:37 2007
MD5 Checksum:
7237019e79ecd2b7a54187bb77cd1af4
///
File Name:
apachemodjk-overflow.txt
Description:
Apache mod_jk versions 1.2.19 and 1.2.20 remote buffer overflow exploit that binds a shell to TCP port 5555. Written for SUSE Enterprise Linux and FreeBSD.
Author:
eliteboy
File Size:
3681
Last Modified:
Jul 10 02:55:16 2007
MD5 Checksum:
95ff9da192f618c2f9f7b549029f03e8
///
File Name:
phptraffica143-bypass.txt
Description:
phpTrafficA versions 1.4.3 and below suffer from an administrative bypass vulnerability via cookie manipulation.
Author:
CorryL
File Size:
1588
Last Modified:
Jul 7 07:34:22 2007
MD5 Checksum:
f1a254fff2b054fcca07ab5afda7c008
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File Name:
leventveysi-sql.txt
Description:
Levent Veysi Portal version 1.0 suffers from a SQL injection vulnerability.
Author:
GeFORC3
Homepage:
http://WwW.GeFORC3.Org
File Size:
401
Last Modified:
Jul 7 07:31:58 2007
MD5 Checksum:
b409ba8a66f93ab00323bb0658921455
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File Name:
NGS-sapmes-heap.txt
Description:
The SAP Message Server suffers from a heap overflow vulnerability.
Author:
Mark Litchfield
Homepage:
http://www.ngssoftware.com/
File Size:
2625
Last Modified:
Jul 7 07:27:59 2007
MD5 Checksum:
72db16bfa2209f429848a0d5b5240971
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File Name:
NGS-sapigs-xssheap.txt
Description:
The SAP Internet Graphics Server suffers from a cross site scripting vulnerability and a heap overflow vulnerability.
Author:
Mark Litchfield
Homepage:
http://www.ngssoftware.com/
File Size:
1261
Last Modified:
Jul 7 07:17:25 2007
MD5 Checksum:
8a8ab41bdc4c3616dd7b721a26f9e1ef
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File Name:
NETRAGARD-20070628-MAILGUARD.txt
Description:
Netragard, L.L.C Advisory - Maia Mailguard versions 1.0.2 and below suffers from file read and directory traversal vulnerabilities that allow for remote code execution. Details provided.
Author:
Adriel T. Desautels
Homepage:
http://www.netragard.com/html/recent_research.html
File Size:
4606
Last Modified:
Jul 7 07:15:29 2007
MD5 Checksum:
cbc28d85857abefcbb502c8048638724
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File Name:
NETRAGARD-20070628.txt
Description:
Unavailable.
File Size:
4838
Last Modified:
Jul 7 07:14:49 2007
MD5 Checksum:
cdd22c008a037e3a7a37aa85034d5fa4
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File Name:
wppass-redirect.txt
Description:
The wp-pass.php script in WordPress version 2.2.1 suffers from a redirection vulnerability.
Author:
Nick Coblentz
Homepage:
http://www.securityps.com/
File Size:
4432
Last Modified:
Jul 7 07:12:30 2007
MD5 Checksum:
864afce04970df52108b2b0e13414bb3
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File Name:
NGS-enjoysap-stack.txt
Description:
EnjoySAP, the SAP GUI for Windows, suffers from a stack overflow vulnerability.
Author:
Mark Litchfield
Homepage:
http://www.ngssoftware.com/
File Size:
1952
Last Modified:
Jul 7 07:09:55 2007
MD5 Checksum:
7858e6d835ccdceaaaa9e721ce70d344
///
File Name:
NGS-enjoysap-heap.txt
Description:
EnjoySAP, the SAP GUI for Windows, suffers from a heap overflow vulnerability.
Author:
Mark Litchfield
Homepage:
http://www.ngssoftware.com/
File Size:
1864
Last Modified:
Jul 7 07:09:18 2007
MD5 Checksum:
8253022f79fe526d2c8b63ed60a3d7d8
///
File Name:
hpdig-savetofile.txt
Description:
HP Digital Imaging SaveToFile() exploit that makes use of hpqvwocx.dll version <IP_ADDRESS>6.
Author:
shinnai
Homepage:
http://shinnai.altervista.org/
File Size:
1513
Last Modified:
Jul 7 07:05:13 2007
MD5 Checksum:
c02bd7f36354eff02e2a29473f61e864
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File Name:
virc-oday.txt
Description:
ViRC version 2.0 JOIN response remote SEH overwrite exploit. Tested on Visual IRC 2.0 / 2k SP4 Polish. Executes calc.exe.
Author:
h07
File Size:
4538
Last Modified:
Jul 7 07:04:06 2007
MD5 Checksum:
b26dd20ab595662cbb7691eab7316754
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File Name:
limesurvey-rfi.txt
Description:
LimeSurvey version 1.49RC2 suffers from multiple remote file inclusion vulnerabilities.
Author:
Pr0T3cT10n
Homepage:
http://www.kamikaz-team.com/
File Size:
1542
Last Modified:
Jul 7 07:02:47 2007
MD5 Checksum:
8316b5829ec62d823e6dde3b809b0d83
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File Name:
emeeting-sql.txt
Description:
eMeeting Online Dating Software version 5.2 suffers from multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities.
Author:
t0pp8uzz
, xprog
File Size:
1680
Last Modified:
Jul 7 07:01:36 2007
MD5 Checksum:
a4f873f49b5af0f1804ad75c120e6a33
///
File Name:
phpvid-sql.txt
Description:
phpVID version 0.9.9 suffers from a SQL injection vulnerability in categories_type.php.
Author:
t0pp8uzz
, xprog
File Size:
1253
Last Modified:
Jul 7 07:00:43 2007
MD5 Checksum:
d45ad5ffac9d1d058ebd79e65957e3d2
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File Name:
asteridex-exec.txt
Description:
AsteriDex versions 3.0 and below suffer from a remote code execution vulnerability in callboth.php. Full exploit provided.
Author:
Carl Livitt
File Size:
7370
Last Modified:
Jul 7 06:43:54 2007
MD5 Checksum:
915358aa10025749c70a6cf272551172


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UPDATE-MANAGER(8) UPDATE-MANAGER(8) NAME update-manager - graphical management of software packages updates SYNOPSIS update-manager [options] DESCRIPTION Update-manager is a frontend for the apt package management system. It allows you to perform some actions of the command line tool apt-get in a graphical environment. Update-manager is especially designed for upgrading your system, or migrating your system towards a more recent version. OPTIONS For a daily use, you may launch update-manager with no options so that your system is just upgraded. For migration purposes, update-manager accepts some options: -h, --help Show a similar help message -c, --check-dist-upgrades Check if a new distribution release is available -d, --devel-release Check if upgrading to the latest devel release is possible -p, --proposed Try to run a dist-upgrade --dist-upgrade Try to run a dist-upgrade ACTIONS PERFORMED DURING AN UPGRADE TO A NEW VERSION * eventually reinstall the package ubuntu-desktop * switch to an updated sources.list entries * adds the default user to new groups if needed SEE ALSO Synaptic, sources.list, aptitude AUTHORS update-manager was developed by Michael Vogt<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with vari‐ ous contributors (see AUTHORS file) This manual page was originally written by Bruno Mangin and Michael Vogt<EMAIL_ADDRESS>COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2006-2007 Canonical There is NO warranty. You may redistribute this software under the terms of the GNU General Public License. For more information about these matters, see the files named COPYING. August 2, 2007 UPDATE-MANAGER(8)