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--- class: center, middle # Introduction to Ripple APIs [Presenter Name] [Presenter Title] [Presenter Contact Information] --- hook: confirmFaucetResponse # Ripple APIs Overview ## Connect to `rippled` ## Query Ledger Data ## Write Ledger Data (Transactions) ``` ``` Complete documentation: [ripple.com/build](https://www.ripple.com) --- hook: showFaucetResponse # Before We Begin... We will need XRP for API examples that follow. We will use the Ripple *Test Net*, where we can allocate ourselves some test XRP. Unlike XRP on the live network, Test Net funds have no real value. The Test Net ledger and balances are reset frequently. --- hook: showFaucetResponse # Test Net XRP A Test Net account can be generated manually on https://ripple.com/build/ripple-test-net/, or programatically via an HTTP request: ```bash curl -s -X POST https://faucet.altnet.rippletest.net/accounts ``` Example response: .faucetResponse.preformatted[ ... ] --- hook: showFaucetResponse # Test Net XRP .faucetResponse.preformatted[ ... ] The response gives a unique *address* for the account: .faucetResponse-address.preformatted[address] And a *secret* that will allow us to transact with this account. The address an encoding of a *public key*. The secret is an encoding of the corresponding *private key*. The *balance* indicates that the account was initially funded with 10,000 XRP. Remember that on the **Test Net XRP have no real value**. --- hook: showFaucetResponse # Test Net XRP .faucetResponse.preformatted[ ... ] **Never show, or share, your secret key!** We are showing one here for a *Test Net* account, which holds *no real value*. --- # Ripple APIs Overview ## **Connect to `rippled`** ## Query Ledger Data ## Write Ledger Data (Transactions) --- # Connect to `rippled` `server_info` is a `rippled` *command*. Response confirms that an application can reach `rippled`. Also indicates whether the `rippled` server is in sync with the rest of the network. `rippled` offers three ways to invoke the `server_info` command: - Command line - JSON-RPC - WebSocket JavaScript applications can use [RippleAPI](https://ripple.com/build/rippleapi), a library which wraps `rippled`'s websocket interface. --- # Connect to `rippled` ## API Option 1: **Command Line** `rippled` features are available through a *command line* interface, when you are running an instance of `rippled` on your local machine. To invoke the `server_info` command, for example: ```bash rippled server_info ``` --- hook: showRippledURL # Connect to `rippled` ## API Option 2: **JSON-RPC** Applications may also POST *Remote Procedure Calls* (RPC) to `rippled`. ```bash curl -s -X POST "$RIPPLED_RPC" -d @- <<-END { "method": "server_info", "params": [ {} ] } END ``` --- # Connect to `rippled` ## API Option 3: **Websocket** *Websockets* allow applications to submit multiple requests over a long-lived connection. Requests may receive multiple responses, or subscribe to events. To invoke `server_info`, POST: ```json { "id": 1, "command": "server_info" } ``` The response will include the same `id` that was passed in. Your application should increase that counter with each subsequent request. --- # Connect to `rippled` ## API Option 4: **RippleAPI (JavaScript)** This [*boilerplate*](https://ripple.com/build/rippleapi/#boilerplate) shows the [`connect()`](https://ripple.com/build/rippleapi/#connect) method. ```javascript const {RippleAPI} = require('ripple-lib'); const api = new RippleAPI({ server: 'wss://s.altnet.rippletest.net:51233' }); api.connect().then(() => { /* insert code here */ }).then(() => { return api.disconnect(); }).catch(console.error); ``` After `connect()`, other methods may be invoked. --- # Connect to `rippled` ## API Option 4: **RippleAPI (JavaScript)** [getServerInfo()](https://ripple.com/build/rippleapi/#getserverinfo) in `ripple-lib` corresponds to `rippled`'s [`server_info`](https://ripple.com/build/rippled-apis/#server-info). ```javascript api.connect().then(() => { // Request server_info, log response... api.getServerInfo().then(info => { console.log(info); }); }); ``` --- hook: showServerInfo # Connect to `rippled` ## `getServerInfo()` response .serverInfo.preformatted[{ server_info }] JavaScript response shown, `server_info` command returns similar information. *(portions of response omitted for brevity)* --- hook: showServerInfo # Connect to `rippled` ## `getServerInfo()` response .serverInfo.preformatted[{ server_info }] Fields including `completeLedgers`, `peers`, and `serverState` make `server_info` useful when troubleshooting `rippled` issues. --- # Ripple APIs Overview ## Connect to `rippled` ## **Query Ledger Data** ## Write Ledger Data (Transactions) --- # Query Ledger Data The [`account_info`](https://ripple.com/build/rippled-apis/#account-info) command retrieves information about an account, its activity, and its XRP balance. Like `server_info`, `account_info` can be invoked via `rippled` webSockets or JSON-RPC, or via JavaScript. --- hook: showHotAccountInfo showRippledURL # Query Ledger Data ## [`account_info`](https://ripple.com/build/rippled-apis/#account-info) by JSON-RPC ```bash curl -s -X POST "$RIPPLED_RPC" -d @- <<-END { "method": "account_info", "params": [{ "account": "$ADDRESS" }] } END ``` --- hook: showHotAccountInfo # Query Ledger Data ## [`getAccountInfo()`](https://ripple.com/build/rippleapi/#getaccountinfo) by JavaScript ```javascript api.connect().then(() => { // Request account_info, log response... api.getAccountInfo("$ADDRESS").then(info => { console.log(info); }); }); ``` --- hook: showHotAccountInfo # Query Ledger Data ## [`getAccountInfo()`](https://ripple.com/build/rippleapi/#getaccountinfo) .hotAccountInfo.preformatted[{account_info}] *sequence* orders transactions submitted by this account. *xrpBalance* shows XRP owned by this account. **Note:** JavaScript returns `"xrpBalance"` in *XRP*. Other APIs return `"Balance"` in *drops*. ``` 1 XRP == 1,000,000 drops ``` --- # Ripple APIs Overview ## Connect to `rippled` ## Query Ledger Data ## **Write Ledger Data (Transactions)** --- # Write Ledger Data A [transaction](https://ripple.com/build/transactions/) is the only way to modify the Ripple Ledger. Transactions are only valid if signed, submitted, and accepted into a validated ledger version following the [consensus process](https://ripple.com/build/ripple-ledger-consensus-process/). There are several [transaction *types*](https://ripple.com/build/transactions/#transaction-types), which have a variety of effects on the ledger. `Payment` is the transaction type we'll use next... --- # Write Ledger Data ## [Payment](https://ripple.com/build/transactions/#payment) Transaction A `Payment` transaction represents a transfer of value from one account to another. Payments are also the only way to [create accounts](https://ripple.com/build/transactions/#creating-accounts). The slides that follow we show how this is done. We begin by creating a new address to receive the payment... --- hook: showColdWallet # Write Ledger Data ## [Payment](https://ripple.com/build/transactions/#payment) Transaction `rippled` provides [`wallet_propose`](https://ripple.com/build/rippled-apis/#wallet-propose) to create a new address. RippleAPI (JavaScript) provides [`generateAddress()`](https://ripple.com/build/rippleapi/#generateaddress). Note that `api.generateAddress()` can be called without `api.connect()`. ```javascript // Generate address, log address (not secret) account = api.generateAddress(); console.log("Generated " + account.address); ``` Result: .coldWallet.preformatted[{ cold wallet }] Remember, normally, don't share secrets. --- hook: showColdWallet showHotWallet showPaymentHotToCold # Write Ledger Data ## [Payment](https://ripple.com/build/transactions/#payment) Transaction Here is an example of a prepared Payment transaction: .paymentHotToCold.preformatted[{ txJSON }] Fields `"TransactionType", "Account", "Sequence", "LastLedgerSequence"` and `"Fee"` appear in all [transaction types](https://ripple.com/build/transactions/). --- hook: showColdWallet showHotWallet showPaymentHotToCold # Write Ledger Data ## [Payment](https://ripple.com/build/transactions/#payment) Transaction Here is an example of a prepared Payment transaction: .paymentHotToCold.preformatted[{ txJSON }] `"Destination"` and `"Amount"` fields are specific to the Payment transaction type. This example prepares an XRP payment from our first account to the new address we generated. --- # Write Ledger Data ## Submit Payment Transaction The `rippled` [submit](https://ripple.com/build/rippled-apis/#submit) method applies a transaction and sends it to the network to be confirmed and included in future ledgers. Cryptographically signing the transaction and submitting it to the network can be performed in two independent steps. In JavaScript API, the [sign()](https://ripple.com/build/rippleapi/#sign) method should always be invoked before [submit()](https://ripple.com/build/rippleapi/#submit). --- hook: showProvisionalPaymentHotToCold # Write Ledger Data ## Submit Payment Transaction The immediate [submit](https://ripple.com/build/rippled-apis/#submit) response indicates a **provisional** result. .provisionalPaymentHotToCold.preformatted[{ provisional result }] **The final outcome of a transaction *is not known until it appears in a validated ledger*.** --- hook: showFinalPaymentHotToCold # Write Ledger Data ## Submit Payment Transaction After waiting several seconds, for the consensus process to complete, query for the final result of the transaction. Use `rippled`'s [tx](https://ripple.com/build/rippled-apis/#tx) command, or `RippleAPI`'s [getTransaction()](https://ripple.com/build/rippleapi/#gettransaction). It bears repeating: *The final outcome of a transaction is not known until it appears in a validated ledger.* A transaction which provisionally returned an error may eventually succeed. A transaction which provisionally returned success, may eventually fail. When a transaction appears in a validated ledger, its outcome is immutable. It will never change. --- hook: showFinalPaymentHotToCold # Write Ledger Data ## Submit Payment Transaction .finalPaymentHotToCold.preformatted.small[{ final result }] The response to [getTransaction()](https://ripple.com/build/rippleapi/#gettransaction) shows the final, immutable result in `"outcome"`. Note, when using `rippled`'s [tx](https://ripple.com/build/rippled-apis/#tx), look for **`"validated": true`**. --- hook: showFinalPaymentHotToCold # Write Ledger Data ## Submit Payment Transaction .finalPaymentHotToCold.preformatted.small[{ final result }] The *`id`* is the transaction's permanent unique identifier. This is also known as the transaction's *`hash`*. The combination of *`address`* and *`sequence`* together also uniquely identifies this transaction. --- hook: showFinalPaymentHotToCold # Write Ledger Data ## Submit Payment Transaction .finalPaymentHotToCold.preformatted.small[{ final result }] Validated payment transactions have a *`deliveredAmount`*. In `rippled` APIs, this is called *`delivered_amount`*. Inspect the `delivered_amount`, **not the `Amount`**, when handling payments. --- # Ripple APIs ## Review * APIs are available in several formats * `rippled` command line * JSON-RPC * webSockets * JavaScript * A variety of API calls query ledger data * Only the `submit` API writes to the ledger * See [ripple.com/build](https://ripple.com/build) for complete documentation and tools --- # Ripple APIs ## Nota Bene (!) * Protect secret keys * Be aware of Test Net vs Live Net * The result of `submit` API is *provisional* * Results are *immutable* only when they appear in a *validated* ledger * When processing Payments, observe the `delivered_amount` field * `delivered_amount` may differ from `Amount` * Some API values are *XRP*, while others are *drops* * `1,000,000 drops == one XRP` --- # Ripple APIs Advanced ## `AccountSet` Transaction Type ## Offline Transaction Signing ## Hot and Cold Wallets --- # Ripple APIs Advanced ## AccountSet Transaction Each Ripple account has a balance of XRP. An account also has settings and properties. Transactions of type [`AccountSet`](https://ripple.com/build/transactions/#accountset) modify properties of an account. The examples that follow use `AccountSet` to change two [*account flags*](https://ripple.com/build/transactions/#accountset-flags): * `asfRequireDest` - payments to this address must have *destination tag* * `asfRequireAuth` - all *trust lines* must be approved --- hook: showAccountSetRequireDest # Ripple APIs Advanced ## AccountSet Transaction .preparedAccountSetRequireDest.preformatted[{ tx JSON }] `"SetFlag"` is an *account flag* (`asfRequireDest == 1`), a field specific to the `AccountSet` transaction type. `"Flags"` are *transaction flags*, a field on all transaction types. --- hook: showAccountSetRequireDest # Ripple APIs Advanced ## AccountSet Transaction .preparedAccountSetRequireDest.preformatted[{ tx JSON }] Unlike the `Payment` transaction we submitted earlier, this transaction: * Omits the `LastLedgerSequence` field * Specifies a higher fee These changes make it easier to separate the *sign* and *submit* steps. --- hook: showAccountSetRequireAuth # Ripple APIs Advanced ## AccountSet Transaction .preparedAccountSetRequireAuth.preformatted[{ tx JSON }] This transaction is almost identical to the earlier `AccountSet`. * `"SetFlag"` is now 2, for `asfRequireAuth` * `"Sequence"` is incremented by `1` An account cannot submit two transactions with the same *account sequence* number, it must increase by one with each new transaction. --- # Ripple APIs Advanced ## Offline Transaction Signing We've prepared two `AccountSet` transactions. Next we will *sign* both. Signing, unlike submitting, can be done *offline* for full protection of secret keys. --- hook: showRippledURL showAccountSetRequireDest showColdWallet # Ripple APIs Advanced ## Offline Transaction Signing `rippled` JSON-RPC [sign](https://ripple.com/build/rippled-apis/#sign) example: ```bash curl -s -X POST "$RIPPLED_RPC" -d @- <<-END { "method": "sign", "params": [ { "offline": true, "secret": "$SECRET", "tx_json": $TX_JSON } ] } END ``` `"offline"` tells `rippled` to sign only, not submit. `"tx_json"` is the `AccountSet` transaction as shown previously. *Don't post a `"secret"`, except to a local `rippled` that you host and keep secure*. --- hook: showRippledURL showAccountSetRequireDest showColdWallet # Ripple APIs Advanced ## Offline Transaction Signing JavaScript [sign](https://ripple.com/build/rippleapi/#sign) example: ```javascript // Sign transaction, log response... txJSON = '$TX_JSON'; secret = '$SECRET'; result = api.sign(txJSON, secret); console.log(result) ``` Like `api.generateAddress()` shown earlier, `api.sign()` can be called without `api.connect()`. --- hook: showSignedAccountSetRequireAuth showSignedAccountSetRequireDest # Ripple APIs Advanced ## Offline Transaction Signing Signed `AccountSet (asfRequireDest)` example: .signedAccountSetRequireDest.preformatted.small[] Signed `AccountSet (asfRequireAuth)` example: .signedAccountSetRequireAuth.preformatted.small[] Note the `"id"` (a.k.a. `"hash"`) is the permanent identifier for a transaction. The `"signedTransaction"` may be copied to an online machine, to be submitted to the network. --- hook: showRippledURL showSignedAccountSetRequireDest # Ripple APIs Advanced ## Offline Transaction Signing `rippled` JSON-RPC [submit](https://ripple.com/build/rippled-apis/#submit) example: ```bash curl -s -X POST "$RIPPLED_RPC" -d @- <<-END { "method": "submit", "params": [ { "tx_blob": $TX_BLOB } ] } END ``` `"tx_blob"` is the signed transaction returned from `sign`. --- hook: showRippledURL showSignedAccountSetRequireDest # Ripple APIs Advanced ## Offline Transaction Signing JavaScript [submit](https://ripple.com/build/rippleapi/#submit) example: ```javascript signedTransaction = $TX_BLOB api.connect().then(() => { // Submit transaction, log response... api.submit(signedTransaction).then(provisionalResult => { console.log(provisionalResult); }); }); ``` `signedTransaction` is the signed transaction returned from `api.sign()`. --- hook: showSubmitAccountSetRequireDest showSubmitAccountSetRequireAuth # Ripple APIs Advanced ## Offline Transaction Signing Provisional result of submitted `AccountSet` (`asfRequireDest` flag): .submitAccountSetRequireDest.preformatted.small[{ pending... }] Provisional result of submitted `AccountSet` (`asfRequireAuth` flag): .submitAccountSetRequireAuth.preformatted.small[{ pending... }] The result of submitting a transaction is *provisional*. Final result is available after network consensus. --- hook: showFinalAccountSetRequireDest # Ripple APIs Advanced ## Offline Transaction Signing Final result of first `AccountSet` transaction (via JavaScript [getTransaction()](https://ripple.com/build/rippleapi/#gettransaction)): .finalAccountSetRequireDest.preformatted.small[{ pending... }] --- hook: showFinalAccountSetRequireAuth # Ripple APIs Advanced ## Offline Transaction Signing Final result of second `AccountSet` transaction (via JavaScript [getTransaction()](https://ripple.com/build/rippleapi/#gettransaction)): .finalAccountSetRequireAuth.preformatted.small[{ pending... }] --- #Ripple APIs Advanced ## Review * We started with a *Test Net* account (with 10,000 XRP) * We used `wallet_propose` or `generateAddress()` to make a new address * An address is derived from public/private key pair * We used a `Payment` transaction to create an account with that address * An address is not an account on ledger until it is funded with an XRP *reserve* --- #Ripple APIs Advanced ## Review * We signed two `AccountSet` transactions, setting account flags * `asfRequireDest` and `asfRequireAuth` are recommended for exchanges * We signed transactions "offline", to better protect the private key * We submit the two signed transactions to the network --- #Ripple APIs Advanced ## Hot and Cold Wallets Our new account has recommended flags set. We protected the account's secret key by signing transactions "offline". This level of security is typical for *cold wallets*. If online systems are hacked, an offline cold wallet key remains safe. *Hot wallet* keys could be exposed, so hold lower balances in hot wallets. --- # Ripple APIs Advanced ## Hot and Cold Wallets * Cold Wallet * Keep secret key offline * Set recommended account flags * Published address * Receives incoming deposits * Holds majority of XRP * Hot Wallet(s) * Secret may be online, for automated processes * Holds just enough funds * Enables outgoing withdrawals Use cold wallet key infrequently, i.e. to sign transactions when hot wallet(s) need funds. --- hook: showHotWallet showHotAccountInfo # Ripple APIs Advanced ## Hot and Cold Wallets We created a Test Net **hot** wallet: .hotWalletAddress.preformatted[] A current snapshot of this wallet, via `getAccountInfo()`: .hotAccountInfo.preformatted[] --- hook: showColdWallet showColdAccountInfo # Ripple APIs Advanced ## Hot and Cold Wallets We created a Test Net **cold** wallet: .coldWalletAddress.preformatted[] A current snapshot of this wallet, via `getAccountInfo()`: .coldAccountInfo.preformatted[] --- hook: showHotWallet showHotAccountInfo # Ripple APIs Advanced ## Hot and Cold Wallets The accounts below were created by JavaScript running in your web browser. Copy and save these key pairs: .hotWallet.preformatted[] .coldWallet.preformatted[] These are active *Test Net* accounts which you can use to start your Ripple integration today.


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Read moreI was recently in South Indian city of Hyderabad, the capital of Andhra Pradesh (Now reorganized into two states called Telangana and Seemandhra ). The city is know for its Biryani and Char Minar.
Due the schedule , i could only get a day (rather a combination of one evening and one morning ) to explore the Nawabi city. Thankfully, the city has an awesome public transportation system with buses and feeders plying to every nook and corner of the city. On the iteneary, we planned to visit Golconda Fort, Hussain Sagar, Char Minar and adjoining area and Banjara Hills.
Luckily, we were based around Medhipatnam area, which provided easy access to most of the above places.
The weather here was a bit cooler and moist than my home Delhi, which was literally breaking all time temperature records. Hyderabad is a densely populated city. Unlike most south indian cities, due to the large Muslim population who speak Urdu, there is no problem for a Hindi speaking tourist here. The state predominantly speaks Telugu and has some “super-awesome-Newton-defying” movies,some of which i watched during the bus route from Chennai to Hyderabad.
Since, Golconda was nearest , we boarded the bus that dropped us at the gate of Golconda Fort. The Fort seemed massive. It seemed to have some features of both Hindu and Muslim architectural elements which confused me about its origins.At the entry, there is an interesting demonstration, that a couple of guides will give you like a “30- Day Anti virus Trial” . In the middle of section after the entry, when you clap , a lot of beats are generated that can be heard at different strategic parts of the Fort that were used as a signal. But when you move a few steps away from the centre, no beats are heard.
Some pretty cool sound engineering from the past. These are generated due to these structures on the roof above.
We bought a paper guide and started following the tour it promised. As we moved we saw this place where soldiers used to rest and take positions.Quite a popular picture spot it seems.
As we moved on, we approached a point where we had to start our journey of 350 stairs to reach to the top of the fort.
I saw some interesting thing on the stairs. There were marks on the stairs with a yellow background and red finger marks on all of them.
When asked from a passer-by he explained that this is a part of ritual performed here as there is a temple on the top.
As we climbed, the air started to get a bit cooler and fresher. We could see the Fort is mostly in ruins and most of the things that it presumably had are only in books or in the guides like the one i had in my hand.
As we moved up stairs, we saw a mosque which was closed to visitors. There was also a jail which has an interesting story. It is said that, there the Munshi ( The Head of Accounts) of the king was once held there because he paid from the coffers to help build a temple without the kings permission. Then after several years, God came in king’s dream and asked him to free him. He was freed that very night. There is a temple there now.
Next, we moved to the top most point we could see the bigger picture. Most structures were in shambles. Here is the panorama from the top most point .
From the top, we could see the entire city of hyderabad. We caught a person vandalising the walls and asked him to stop. He ran away, but as we were decending we saw him writing with a charcoal on the walls of the place where the king’s Darbar meetings were held.
As we descended, we could see ruined arches and rooms that once housed the dignitaries of the king.
Below, is the room where the queen(S) used to live.
Next we moved to the place where artillery was stored. These large iron balls were propelled by cannons apart from the famous hot oil protection scheme to save the fort. I remember, the hot oil was also used to protect Kangra Fort, in Himachal Pradesh.
After this fort walk, we exited the complex and moved to the Bus Stand and sipped a couple of tender coconuts while we waited for the bus.
Next we moved to the Hussain Sagar Lake, Again we got a direct bus leading to the lake’s gate. Like the fort, the lake was huge. So, huge that there were ferries running in the lake to take visitors to the large statue of Lord Buddha. There is a small amusement park that has been set up for kids.
The sunset near the boarding point.
The ferries take 5-10min and drop you at the Statue where you can stay as long as you want and catch any ferry back. The statue is decorated with beautiful lights.
After spending some time there, we made a quick exit and caught the next bus to the Epic Charminar. With thoughts of Biriyani for which i have been running almost empty stomach i boarded the bus.It took us about 30 minutes to reach. A couple of minutes of walk, an there stood the Charminar.
This was not the correct time to visit the place. It was jam packed. The streets has shops selling pearls, fruits, clothes and bakery items. We moved closer.
The crowd density increased. We could now see the Char minar a bit clearly, The site was highly polluted. The vehicles were running too close to the monument and the pollutants were quite evidently damaging the monument.
We say an interesting site that depicted, the diversity in our country. A Temple inside a Char Minar. #ProudIndian
The issue was Biriyani. We searched the famous shops but none of them served Vegetarian Biriyani. One person suggested us, to go to a shop down the lane and supposedly the only one to serve veg biriyani. Ah! Delighted :)
Biriyani is like pulao but with an overdose of clove, cinammon and some secret ingredients . After having this delicious Biriyani, we started our way back to the Hotel. On the way we stopped at Banjara Hills, Its the CP of Hyderabad, picked up a Sundae and headed back.
If you visit the CharMinar area and Banjara Hills in the order, you would see how the country is moving forward, Preserving the culture and the soul of its existence as well as We are going in hand with the more developed outlook and are leading the world in some things!
Cheers :)
Rohit
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DataModeler — The main class for analyzing and visualizing data
All following functions are called as object_name.function_name(arguments).
__init__(path=None, dataset=None)
If path and dataset are both provided, then the array in the .json file will be used as the dataset. If neither are provided, then the default path stored in json_files/default_directory.json will be used as the path argument.
@param path: The path to the .json file containing an array of numbers.
@param dataset: A list of numbers to be used as the dataset.
A StatisticsCalculator object is instantiated in the __init__ method. It can be used to calculate various statistics for a given dataset.
Click to see an example of __init__()generate_random_dataset(api_key, numbers=100, mini=0, maxi=100, replacement="true", method="store")
generate_offline_random_dataset(mini=0, maxi=100, numbers=100, ntype="int", method="store")
use_dataset(path='json_files/numbers_data.json')
save_current_dataset(path=None)
show_dataset()
show_results(mode_occurrence=False)
return_occurrences(mode_include=False)
compare_datasets(dataset1, dataset2=None)
set_file_count(count=0, path="json_files/file_count.json")
change_default_directory(path='json_files/numbers_data.json')
store_api_key(api_key, path="json_files/api_key.json")
load_api_key(path="json_files/api_key.json")
dataset_from_path(path)
store_dataset_in_path(dataset, path)
Functions used to draw graphs.
scatter_graph(x_values=None, colormap='viridis', title="Dataset", save=False, path=None, bbox_inches='tight', hover=False)
line_graph(x_values=None, title="Dataset", save=False, path=None, bbox_inches='tight')
All statistical functions are printed to the terminal in show_results() and compare_datasets().
A DataModeler object instantiates a StatisticsCalculator object in its constructor method. Keep in mind that one can instantiate a StatisticsCalculator object by providing a dataset such as 'sc = StatisticsCalculator(dataset)'. In that case, call the following functions without 'calculate.'.
calculate.mean()
Calculates and returns the arithmetic mean of the dataset.
calculate.median()
Calculates and returns the median of the dataset.
calculate.mode(mode_occurrence=False)
Calculates and returns the mode of the dataset.
@param mode_occurrence: If there is no mode, returns the string, "The list the has no mode", regardless of mode_occurrence's value. If mode_occurrence is False, it will return only the mode. If it is True, it will return a list with 2 elements; the first being the mode and the second being how many times the mode occurs.
calculate.std()
Calculates and returns the standard deviation of the dataset.
calculate.var()
Calculates and returns the variance of the dataset.
calculate.percentile(percentile)
Calculates and returns 'percentile'th percentile of the dataset.
calculate.occurrences()
Returns a list containing how many times each number in the dataset occurs. The list contains tuples with the first element of the tuple being the number itself and second element being its number of occurrences.


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Born and raised in Dubai, I'm a Graphic Designer at thejamjar, having completed my Bachelors' in Design at the SAE Institute. I create brand Identities, design print publication/web layouts, dabble in illustration and a little bit of everything in-between.
My tasks include developing and maintaining the brand identity in internal and external materials, working with the marketing team in developing concepts and visuals for campaigns, in-house and external workshops and events.
thejamjar is a community art space where people are encouraged to be creative and experience their DIY painting services and art workshops. My internship entails working with their design team on a project known as the ArtMap, a comprehensive art guide and listings publication created by their media platform ArtintheCity.
Platinumlist is an events and ticketing online platform, and in my internship with them I was tasked with the editing and designing of website and social media visuals as part of their design team. Editing online event banners and images, creating animated gifs and designing layouts of posts for their social media accounts.
Pro-Vision marketing began as a start-up company that dealt with creating or redesigning brand identities and marketing strategies for other start-up businesses or businesses that need a fresh look to further promote their brand. As part of their design team, I worked on branding and icon designing.
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Minor in Storytelling in Contemporary Media.
Intrigued by the why and how of things, I really value materials and processes, I like to dabble in digital illustration as well as other forms of art ranging from linocut to embroidery. Be it through my very own hands or stylus, I seek to learn and constantly improve in future endeavors.


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The inline alert tag covers the five types of messages that appear at the tops of content pages: Error, Warning, Information, Question and Success. These messages each have a particular icon, a header, which appears in boldface font and additional information, which appears in regular weight font. The guidelines for inline alerts can be found in 14.1 Inline Alerts.
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POST https://apis.wso2.com/api/am/publisher/v0.15/subscriptions/block-subscription
This operation can be used to block a subscription. Along with the request, `blockState` must be specified as a query parameter. 1. `BLOCKED` : Subscription is completely blocked for both Production and Sandbox environments. 2. `PROD_ONLY_BLOCKED` : Subscription is blocked for Production environment only.
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POST https://localhost:9443/api/am/publisher/v0.15/subscriptions/block-subscription?subscriptionId=64eca60b-2e55-4c38-8603-e9e6bad7d809&blockState=PROD_ONLY_BLOCKED
Authorization: Bearer ae4eae22-3f65-387b-a171-d37eaa366fa8
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Content-Type: application/json
{
"subscriptionId": "64eca60b-2e55-4c38-8603-e9e6bad7d809",
"tier": "Gold",
"apiIdentifier": "admin-PhoneVerification-1.0.0",
"applicationId": "896658a0-b4ee-4535-bbfa-806c894a4015",
"status": "PROD_ONLY_BLOCKED"
}
curl -k -H "Authorization: Bearer ae4eae22-3f65-387b-a171-d37eaa366fa8" -X POST "https://localhost:9443/api/am/publisher/v0.15/subscriptions/block-subscription?subscriptionId=64eca60b-2e55-4c38-8603-e9e6bad7d809&blockState=PROD_ONLY_BLOCKED"
| Type | Name | Description | Schema | Default |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Query |
subscriptionId required |
Subscription Id |
String | |
| Query |
blockState required |
Subscription block state. Accepted values: BLOCKED
PROD_ONLY_BLOCKED
|
String | |
| Header |
If-Match optional |
Validator for conditional requests; based on ETag (Will be supported in future). |
String | |
| Header |
If-Unmodified-Since optional |
Validator for conditional requests; based on Last Modified header (Will be supported in future). |
String |
| HTTP Code | Description | Schema |
|---|---|---|
200 |
OK. Subscription was blocked successfully. |
|
400 |
Bad Request. Invalid request or validation error |
Error |
404 |
Not Found. Requested subscription does not exist. |
Error |
412 |
Precondition Failed. The request has not been performed because one of the preconditions is not met. |
Error |
GET https://apis.wso2.com/api/am/publisher/v0.15/subscriptions/{subscriptionId}
This operation can be used to get details of a single subscription.
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GET https://localhost:9443/api/am/publisher/v0.15/subscriptions/64eca60b-2e55-4c38-8603-e9e6bad7d809
Authorization: Bearer ae4eae22-3f65-387b-a171-d37eaa366fa8
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: application/json
{
"subscriptionId": "64eca60b-2e55-4c38-8603-e9e6bad7d809",
"tier": "Gold",
"apiIdentifier": "admin-PhoneVerification-1.0.0",
"applicationId": "896658a0-b4ee-4535-bbfa-806c894a4015",
"status": "UNBLOCKED"
}
curl -k -H "Authorization: Bearer ae4eae22-3f65-387b-a171-d37eaa366fa8" https://localhost:9443/api/am/publisher/v0.15/subscriptions/64eca60b-2e55-4c38-8603-e9e6bad7d809
| Type | Name | Description | Schema | Default |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Path |
subscriptionId required |
Subscription Id |
String | |
| Header |
Accept optional |
Media types acceptable for the response. Default is application/json. |
String |
application/json |
| Header |
If-None-Match optional |
Validator for conditional requests; based on the ETag of the formerly retrieved variant of the resource (Will be supported in future). |
String | |
| Header |
If-Modified-Since optional |
Validator for conditional requests; based on Last Modified header of the formerly retrieved variant of the resource (Will be supported in future). |
String |
| HTTP Code | Description | Schema |
|---|---|---|
200 |
OK. Subscription returned |
ExtendedSubscription |
304 |
Not Modified. Empty body because the client has already the latest version of the requested resource (Will be supported in future). |
|
404 |
Not Found. Requested Subscription does not exist. |
Error |
POST https://apis.wso2.com/api/am/publisher/v0.15/subscriptions/unblock-subscription
This operation can be used to unblock a subscription specifying the subscription Id. The subscription will be fully unblocked after performing this operation.
apim:subscription_block
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POST https://localhost:9443/api/am/publisher/v0.15/subscriptions/unblock-subscription?subscriptionId=64eca60b-2e55-4c38-8603-e9e6bad7d809
Authorization: Bearer ae4eae22-3f65-387b-a171-d37eaa366fa8`
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: application/json
{
"subscriptionId": "64eca60b-2e55-4c38-8603-e9e6bad7d809",
"tier": "Gold",
"apiIdentifier": "admin-PhoneVerification-1.0.0",
"applicationId": "896658a0-b4ee-4535-bbfa-806c894a4015",
"status": "UNBLOCKED"
}
curl -k -H "Authorization: Bearer ae4eae22-3f65-387b-a171-d37eaa366fa8" -X POST "https://localhost:9443/api/am/publisher/v0.15/subscriptions/unblock-subscription?subscriptionId=64eca60b-2e55-4c38-8603-e9e6bad7d809"
| Type | Name | Description | Schema | Default |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Query |
subscriptionId required |
Subscription Id |
String | |
| Header |
If-Match optional |
Validator for conditional requests; based on ETag (Will be supported in future). |
String | |
| Header |
If-Unmodified-Since optional |
Validator for conditional requests; based on Last Modified header (Will be supported in future). |
String |
| HTTP Code | Description | Schema |
|---|---|---|
200 |
OK. Subscription was unblocked successfully. |
|
400 |
Bad Request. Invalid request or validation error |
Error |
404 |
Not Found. Requested subscription does not exist. |
Error |
412 |
Precondition Failed. The request has not been performed because one of the preconditions is not met. |
Error |


DDE LinkExecute
You can execute Pegaesys commands from your application in the format:
- Control.LinkTopic = "Pegaes|Command"
- Control.LinkMode = 2
- Control.LinkExecute [PegCommand (parameter)]
where
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- ..PegCommand is a Pegaesys Keyword.
- Parameter is a string value known to Pegaesys
Examples:


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Interests: Shaders, GPU programming, compute shaders, game development, VR, (And AR/MR), everything graphics etc.
A Unity shader that renders volumetric clouds / nebula. This includes lighting. Based on a raymarching type of approach and multiple noise generation algorithms.
Some of the interesting things included in the project:
Project for Aalto's Distributed and Pervasive Systems group in the Department of Computer Science. The game is a puzzle game with procedurally generated mazes (filled with traps!) added to a mixed reality world.
In this project I'm both doing Unity C# development and tutoring the rest of the team on all things Unity. The project uses Google's ARCore for Unity as a basis for the MR implementation.
Some of the interesting things included in the project:
A portal / cube inspired puzzle game
This prototype game started out as a test project for different shaders but then evolved into an actual game. The main feature of the game is a flashlight that reveals objects of a certain color. Some of the interesting stuff in the game includes:
A Unity compute shader that generates large ~1024x1024x1024 3D textures (volumetric) of Worley noise. As well as editor scripts for using the tool.
Some of the interesting things included in the project:
A Terraria style 2D scifi twinstick.
Some of the interesting technical challenges and features of this game include things such as:
A rythm game inspired Android game about swiping arrows set to catchy music. Made with Unity.
Some of the interesting things included in the project:
A Unity compute shader that generates 4K versions of the Julia set which the user can then view / change in real time. Similar resolutions would be unfeasible on the CPU.
Some of the interesting things included in the project:
Developing and researching cloud rendered VR / AR technologies for both Unity and Unreal 4. Android and windows development. Heavy focus on rendering pipelines, shader development, video streaming technologies, latency minimization / compensation, compute shaders, WebRTC, development for all major VR headsets and much more.
Working full time during the summer months on my own game Asterlode. Lighting, GUI, AI, final chunking system, saving / loading and most of the performance optimizations were implemented during the first two months. Rest of the time was spent on game content, shaders and particle effects.
Using neural networks (Tensorflow) to detect solar radio bursts from pictures of spectra, operating a 14-meter diameter radio telescope for quasar and solar observations, front end web development, general python scripting for other staff
Prototyping a backend solution for an IoT service: LWM2M server programming, Rest APIs, databases, using docker for easier deployment etc.
Organizing a youth gaming club for younger students, designing, budgeting, building of 10 gaming PCs for the club, IT-support for the club PCs.
In addition to game development I also have other interests. These include astrophotography and general astronomy, building and flying FPV quadcopters / drones, as well as extreme overclocking using liquid nitrogen / dry ice / compressors. And during the winter I enjoy skiing.


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We can put @Transactional
annotation on methods (including private methods) and Ebean
enhancement will add transaction demarcation to those methods.
For the @Transactional
to work we need to make sure the ebean.mf
manifest
file specifies the packages that contain the classes annotated with @Transactional such that they are enhanced.
The ebean.mf file is typically located in src/main/resources/ebean.mf
.
With the example above we are enhancing @Transactional
methods for classes in org.example
and any sub-packages.
Reference: docs/configuration/manifest
Note that the CLI Command line tool can generate the ebean.mf file so look to use that if you like.
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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Detail |
A container for
DetailEntry objects. |
| DetailEntry |
The content for a
Detail object, giving details for
a SOAPFault object. |
| Name |
A representation of an XML name.
|
| Node |
A representation of a node (element) in an XML document.
|
| SOAPBody |
An object that represents the contents of the SOAP body
element in a SOAP message.
|
| SOAPBodyElement |
A
SOAPBodyElement object represents the contents in
a SOAPBody object. |
| SOAPConstants |
The definition of constants pertaining to the SOAP protocol.
|
| SOAPElement |
An object representing an element of a SOAP message that is allowed but not
specifically prescribed by a SOAP specification.
|
| SOAPEnvelope |
The container for the SOAPHeader and SOAPBody portions of a
SOAPPart object. |
| SOAPFault |
An element in the
SOAPBody object that contains
error and/or status information. |
| SOAPFaultElement |
A representation of the contents in
a
SOAPFault object. |
| SOAPHeader |
A representation of the SOAP header
element.
|
| SOAPHeaderElement |
An object representing the contents in the SOAP header part of the
SOAP envelope.
|
| Text |
A representation of a node whose value is text.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AttachmentPart |
A single attachment to a
SOAPMessage object. |
| MessageFactory |
A factory for creating
SOAPMessage objects. |
| MimeHeader |
An object that stores a MIME header name and its value.
|
| MimeHeaders |
A container for
MimeHeader objects, which represent
the MIME headers present in a MIME part of a message. |
| SAAJMetaFactory |
The access point for the implementation classes of the factories defined in the
SAAJ API.
|
| SAAJResult |
Acts as a holder for the results of a JAXP transformation or a JAXB
marshalling, in the form of a SAAJ tree.
|
| SOAPConnection |
A point-to-point connection that a client can use for sending messages
directly to a remote party (represented by a URL, for instance).
|
| SOAPConnectionFactory |
A factory for creating
SOAPConnection objects. |
| SOAPFactory |
SOAPFactory is a factory for creating various objects
that exist in the SOAP XML tree. |
| SOAPMessage |
The root class for all SOAP messages.
|
| SOAPPart |
The container for the SOAP-specific portion of a
SOAPMessage
object. |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| SOAPException |
An exception that signals that a SOAP exception has occurred.
|
The API in the jakarta.xml.soap
package allows you to do the following:
References in this document to SAAJ refer to the Jakarta SOAP with Attachments API unless otherwise noted.
References in this document to JAXB refer to the Jakarta XML Binding unless otherwise noted.
In addition the APIs in the jakarta.xml.soap
package extend
their counterparts in the org.w3c.dom
package. This means that
the SOAPPart
of a SOAPMessage
is also a DOM Level
2 Document
, and can be manipulated as such by applications,
tools and libraries that use DOM (see http://www.w3.org/DOM/ for more information).
It is important to note that, while it is possible to use DOM APIs to add
ordinary DOM nodes to a SAAJ tree, the SAAJ APIs are still required to return
SAAJ types when examining or manipulating the tree. In order to accomplish
this the SAAJ APIs (specifically SOAPElement.getChildElements()
)
are allowed to silently replace objects that are incorrectly typed relative
to SAAJ requirements with equivalent objects of the required type. These
replacements must never cause the logical structure of the tree to change,
so from the perspective of the DOM APIs the tree will remain unchanged. However,
the physical composition of the tree will have changed so that references
to the nodes that were replaced will refer to nodes that are no longer a
part of the tree. The SAAJ APIs are not allowed to make these replacements
if they are not required so the replacement objects will never subsequently
be silently replaced by future calls to the SAAJ API.
What this means in practical terms is that an application that starts to use SAAJ APIs on a tree after manipulating it using DOM APIs must assume that the tree has been translated into an all SAAJ tree and that any references to objects within the tree that were obtained using DOM APIs are no longer valid. Switching from SAAJ APIs to DOM APIs is not allowed to cause invalid references and neither is using SAAJ APIs exclusively. It is only switching from using DOM APIs on a particular SAAJ tree to using SAAJ APIs that causes the risk of invalid references.
There are several factories defined in the SAAJ API to discover and load specific implementation:
First three definenewInstance()
method which uses a common lookup procedure to determine
the implementation class:
jakarta.xml.soap.SOAPFactory
). If such property exists then its value is assumed to be the fully qualified
name of the implementation class. This phase of the look up enables per-JVM override of the SAAJ implementation.
ServiceLoader
class,
to attempt to locate and load an implementation of the service using the default loading mechanism.
SAAJMetaFactory
instance is used
to locate specific implementation (for MessageFactory
and SOAPFactory
)
or platform default implementation is used (SOAPConnectionFactory
).
Whenever SAAJMetaFactory
is used, its lookup procedure to get actual instance is performed.


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WA Police to do more with less over summer
by AAPWESTERN Australia will experience a bigger police presence on its streets this summer but without more officers being hired.
Police Minister Michelle Roberts announced a $5 million funding package on Sunday dedicated to addressing “historical spikes in crime over the summer months”.
Operation Heat Shield would seek to provide more than 50,000 additional police hours by boosting the number of shifts, she said.
However the state’s police union has received the announcement with scepticism, saying staffing shortages are critical and additional hours for existing officers will only stretch their capabilities.

“They are missing the bigger picture and they are failing to support the community and policing.
“The government’s lack of commitment to increasing police numbers has created police shortages, putting increased pressure on officers to do more with less and placing the community at risk.”
According to the union, there are 128 long-term vacancies across the Perth, plus 90 long term vacancies in regional WA.
“These vacancies mean more than 400 police cars are off the road each and every week,” the union said.
Heat Shield is timed to run from December 1 to May 31.
Patrols will be stepped up over its duration at suburban centres, in Perth’s CBD and shopping, entertainment and transport hubs to deter anti-social behaviour.
“This is about being pro-active and giving the community reassurance,” Ms Roberts said.
“This increased police presence in suburban and regional centres across the state and will be on a scale never before seen in Western Australia.”


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Coordination|Administration | Budgeting |Payroll|Inventory Control|Sales |EDUCATION
Bachelor’s Degree in public administration From Yarmouk University . 2016-2021
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German Company – Amman , Jordan 2014-2015 Telemarketing
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MY TOP 10 FAVORITE MOVIES
- The Revenant
- The Professional
- Inception
- Secret Window
- The Green Mile
- Cast Away
- The Silence of the Lambs
- The Father
- Interstellar
- The Pianist


POCAHONTAS A film review by Andrew Hicks Copyright 1996 Andrew Hicks / Fatboy Productions
** (out of four)
I guess I should point off first of all that I didn't actually pay to see this movie. I had nothing to do and it was on the dorm's cable network so I decided to give it a whirl, with the full knowledge that this would be the most mediocre Disney cartoon since about 1946. In the tradition of all the history-bending Disney tales, POCAHONTAS takes pains to present the most politically-correct portrayal of Native Americans (can't even call 'em Indians anymore!) despite having a heroine that looks like Cindy Crawford and ignoring nearly all historical facts. For starters, the real Pocahontas was around twelve when she met John Smith but I don't see any "Pedophelia" song and dance number.
As the story opens, Pocahontas is out singing to the animals and talking to the old woman tree spirit when the drunken, corrupt Englishmen arrive in the new world, led by the round Governor Ratcliffe (as for the way his character looks and talks, remember the Sheriff of Nottingham from ROBIN HOOD?) and John Smith. Here we get more factual White-Out applied to history. Smith didn't come over until the third Jamestown excursion, after all the original colonists were dying of dysentery (again, a song-and-dance number they left out), and he sure didn't look like Mel Gibson. Imagine the pairing of John Goodman and Christina Ricci and there's your real-life romance.
We instantly are forced to side with the Ind... er, Native Americans upon seeing the rudeness of the settlers, who immediately dig up all the earth in search of gold. The natives don't take well to this intrusion, attacking once or twice. Ratcliffe asks what possible motive the "savages" would have for attacking God's people, to his effeminate servant's response, "Let's see, we stole their land, cut down their trees and dug up their earth."
Alright, dammit! All us white guys know it was wrong to steal the land away from the Indians and force them into an existence of selling Navajo blankets on the side of the road, but I refuse to feel guilty about it. And if the Disney people want to make us all feel guilt about it, I don't think the proper medium is a cheery movie where the trees talk and everyone breaks into song at the drop of a tribal headdress. Maybe another black-and-white three hour epic detailing every minute of the inhumanity and suffering, but not a G-rated movie where a raccoon and a dog playfully fight over food in every other scene.
So Pocahontas investigates the new visitors and meets Smith, who turns out to be a Not-Bad White Guy (the only one in the movie). After the customary song about how narrow-minded and self-centered the whiteys are for not realizing the trees do actually talk, the two end up falling in love. It's a match made in the pit of hell. The Indians are mad at her for befriending the enemy, not to mention the fact that she's already engaged to one of her own people ("But he's so... serious," Pocahontas claims in her 17th century valley girl voice. Welcome to Jamestown, 90210.), and Smith's friends are also upset he's wasting his superior Anglo self on the savage girl, even if she does look like this month's centerfold.
I really don't know what to say about this one. PC-HONTAS annoyed me most of the time with its constant sensitivity issues and screwing around with history. Nowhere is that more evident than the happy ending, where the colonists realize the Indians are human after all and befriend them. Um, when did that one happen? Was it somewhere along that whole Trail of Tears thing when the Americans massacred 30,000 of them? Besides that, it's probably the least entertaining Disney animated feature in a long time. The songs are substandard and there are way too many of them. If you can overlook that and can control the vomit reflex every time we get a speech about ethnic intolerance and the stealing of land, maybe you'll be entertained by it. I wasn't.
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Classify.js is a library that allows for cross browser and cross platform Object Oriented Javascript class definitions using classical inheritance patterns and namespaces behind the prototype syntax of javascript in an easy to use interface function.
Classify.js was created to simplify the creation of reusable objects in a manner much like the traditional C based languages. It is a wrapper to the Javascript prototype syntax of class object creation, instead classes are defined in object notation much similar to single instance javascript objects.
Classify.js also provides utilities methods that are useful
to javascript classes, such as auto binding methods without adding Function.bind
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observable properties with getters, setters, and event listeners, and namespacing
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On this page, we will provide you with information for your final project presentation. All things on this page are due on the day of final presentation.
Presentation Time: Each team will have 5 minutes to present. There will be no questions this time, we will ask our questions during the live demo session. Since we have 8 teams, we will be done with this part after ca. 40 minutes. The second part of class will then be your live demos (more on this below).
Splitting the Talk among Presenters: Every student on the team needs to present a part of the slides. We recommend that each student presents the part they worked on but if that leads to too much switching back and forth you can also pick a different split. We know from the milestone spreadsheets who did what.
Template File in your Google Drive: There is a template file in your google drive called 9-final-presentation.gslides. Feel free to change the slide layout etc., this is just an example from last year to get you started.
Presentation Content: We leave the structure of the final presentation to you. We recommend to give a brief reminder about the problem and the solution. Then report on the progress since the midterm presentation (no need to repeat everything from the midterm, we already saw that). And then show your final product through the photos you made and the video.
Add Presentation Link to Spreadsheet: Once you are done with your slides, add the link to the slides here.
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After everyone finished their presentation, we will have a live demo session. 4 Teams will demo first (30 min), and then we will switch and have the other 4 teams demo (30 min).
We will go in the order of presentation (whoever presented among the first 4 teams will also demo first).
Types of Live Demos: There are different levels of live demo.
No functional device: Your device is just laying on the table, we can look at the hardware but it is not functional. You have at least a video running on a laptop that shows that it worked at some point.
Device can be used by somebody from your team: Your device is functional and can be live demo-ed by somebody from your own project team.
Device can be used by somebody from the teaching team: Your device is so robust that it works even when used by a member of the teaching team and not just by yourself.
Our expectation is that your device can be used by somebody from the teaching team. A non-functional demo is not sufficient and will lead to points lost.
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Adding Photos and Video to Final Presentation: We recommend you use the photos in your final presentation and also add the video. If your video is longer than 1-2 minutes, consider showing only a portion of the video in the final presentation, so you also have some time to talk.
Adding Rotoscope, Photo, Video to Google Drive: Please upload your rotoscope, photos, and video to your team's google drive in the folder '10-rotoscope-photos-video'.
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Liberty Dental Hygiene is an independently-owned Dental Hygiene Clinic based in Toronto. Derived from an award winning Mobile Clinic, the company's strength comes from the desire and willingness to customize care to every client's individual needs, preferences, and expectations.
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We’ve seen many different styles of form management by now – simple to complex. Today we are going to unleash your inner form-wizard! 🧙
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Form.js
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Being able to POST
data is a key skill of any developer, no matter your skill level.
POST
request using axios
that sends your form data to the following endpoint: https://reqres.in/api/usersconsole.log()
that you are receiving a successful response back(Note: For those that are curious, we’re using reqres.in for this assignment’s API. It’s a free API that allows us to simulate a POST
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users
that is initialized with an empty arrayPOST
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state with the new user added to the arrayusers
in your app. This can be done in the Form
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thereThe following are stretch goals that you should attempt after you meet MVP for your project:
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Objective Pick a brand that is dead, dying or defunct, and create a new vision for it. Identify a core brand promise and extrapolate a new business direction, then rebrand it with a logo and a full visual identity system. Present the brand story, new direction, logo and brand guidelines in a book and a website.
Concept The original GeoCities was a website that created virtual communities and could be called a precursor to today’s giant social media networks. It was shut down in 2009, and my brand story is that Yahoo! re-launched GeoCities in 2012 to reconnect physical neighborhoods using innovative technology.
The new GeoCities mission statement is “to enable communities and reconnect neighbors.” The organization will encourage community activity, develop the local economy, enable greater communication and develop relationships. It achieves its goals with innovative technological solutions and unique services.
Visuals The new logo is based on a rounded hexagon shape, as a reference to organic networks and patterns such as beehives. The negative space inside the hexagon forms the shape of a house, referencing GeoCities’ new role in physical communities. The lowercase wordmark is a combination of Sentinel and a custom adaptation of Berthold Akzidenz-Grotesk which has been altered to complement the Sentinel letterforms.
A color scheme of blue, yellow, green, red and navy, in a collection of vivid and pastel shades, create a cheery, friendly palette. The rounded hexagon from the logo is the main graphic element, along with rules and colored typography. Photographs are tiled inside rounded hexagonal shapes, or framed within a single large hexagon. Photographs feature everyday moments within a community, and are juxtaposed with natural patterns such as tree leaves, clouds or ripples. The typefaces are the modern, clean sans serif Galaxie Polaris, paired with the friendly slab serif Serifa in bold for titles and quotes.
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This research activity requires you to investigate biological ideas related to how humans are affected by TWO different types of pathogens. The pathogens are disease causing micro-organisms such as bacteria, fungi or viruses.
Disease 1: Covid 19
Section 2
Coronavirus is part of a large family of viruses which may cause illness in humans. In humans, several coronaviruses are known to cause respiratory infections ranging from the common cold to more severe diseases such as Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS). The most recently discovered coronavirus causes coronavirus disease COVID-19.
Section 3 - MSGREN
Movement
Coronavirus will make it harder to breathe. This means that you will not be able to move as much because you can not get oxygen into your blood fast enough.
Respiration
Respiration will be harder because it will be harder to get oxygen into the lungs.
Sensitivity
There is a myth that coronavirus can cause you to lose your sense of smell. However there is no scientific evedence proving this.
Growth
Coronavirus can grow and reproduce very quickly very fast this is why it is such a big problem.
Reproduction
Coronavirus can reproduce easily in the human body. This is how it spreads very fast.
Excretion
Cronavirus does not affect excretion.

Section 4 - Environmental factors
Coronavirus thrives in a lot of places. For example coronavirus can live on a steel table for up to 28 days. They can survive from 4ºC to 70ºC.
Section 4 - How to combat it
Coronavirus is only spread through human contact, direct or non direct. It is very simple to stop the spread of coronavirus just don't have human contact and wash your hands often. The chance of contracting it can be minimised by not touching door knobs, flat surfaces and things that other people touch regularly and then touching your face.
Section 5 - Knowledge
Cronavirus is quite new so we don't know everything about it yet. But we do know how it spreads and how to stop it. People are not listening to the experts and that is the reason that it has spread very fast.
Disease 2: Ebola
Section 2
Ebola is a deadly disease with occasional outbreaks that occur primarily on the African continent. Ebola most commonly affects people and nonhuman primates (such as monkeys, gorillas, and chimpanzees).
Section 3 - MSGREN
Movement
Ebola attacks all organs in the body and this stops you from being able to move around.
Respiration
Ebola attacks your lungs and can limit the amount of breathing you can do. That can stop the oxygen from getting to your brain.
Sensitivity
Ebola attacks the immune system and disables it. The body can not fight it off by itself.
Growth
Ebola does not effect your growth.
Reproduction
Ebola can affect reproduction by getting to the reproductive organs. Once it is in it can be spread.
Excretion
Ebola does not effect your excretion.
Nutrition
Ebola starts with a flu-like syndrome, fever and profound weakness which may initially appear 2 to 21 days after exposure to the virus. The Ebola virus is in breast milk and cases of infants of breastfeeding mothers contracting ebola have been noted.
Section 4 - Environmental factors
A number of environmental factors influence the spread of communicable diseases that are prone to cause epidemics. The most important of these are:
- water supply
- sanitation facilities
- food
- climate
Section 4 - How to combat it
Prevention focuses on avoiding contact with the viruses. The following precautions can help prevent infection and spread of Ebola.
- Avoid areas of known outbreaks
- Wash your hands frequently.
- Avoid bush meat
- Avoid contact with infected people
- Follow infection-control procedures
- Don't handle remains
Section 5 - Knowledge
Symptoms of Ebola virus disease (EVD) are treated as they appear. When used early, basic interventions can significantly improve the chances of survival. These include:
- Providing fluids and electrolytes (body salts) through infusion into the vein (intravenously).
- Offering oxygen therapy to maintain oxygen status.
- Using medication to support blood pressure, reduce vomiting and diarrhea and to manage fever and pain.
- Treating other infections, if they occur.


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You can use a set of Rainbow Tables to reverse the NTHASH to NTLM, or you can reverse it to its DES constituent components and crack it with hashcat.
An 8x 1080 rig can brute force it in about 6 days, so consider Rainbow Tables.
Rainbow Tables - For Rainbow Tables, there is a service hosted at https://crack.sh/netntlm/ that will recover NTLM from NetNTLMv1 for free. This is provided by David Hulton of Toorcon. We're working on a local copy of the rainbow tables and software that does not require and FPGA for lookups.
- For crack.sh, the format is NTHASH:(response), so NTHASH:F35A3FE17DCB31F9BE8A8004B3F310C150AFA36195554972 from the example.
Or Cracking Them with hashcat
python ntlmv1.py --nossp SERVER$::DOMAIN:F35A3FE17DCB31F9BE8A8004B3F310C150AFA36195554972:F35A3FE17DCB31F9BE8A8004B3F310C150AFA36195554972:1122334455667788
This will return the below output with instructions:
Hashfield Split: ['SERVER$', '', 'DOMAIN', 'F35A3FE17DCB31F9BE8A8004B3F310C150AFA36195554972', 'F35A3FE17DCB31F9BE8A8004B3F310C150AFA36195554972', '1122334455667788']
Hostname: DOMAIN
Username: SERVER$
Challenge:<PHONE_NUMBER>667788
LM Response: F35A3FE17DCB31F9BE8A8004B3F310C150AFA36195554972
NT Response: F35A3FE17DCB31F9BE8A8004B3F310C150AFA36195554972
CT1: F35A3FE17DCB31F9
CT2: BE8A8004B3F310C1
CT3: 50AFA36195554972
To Calculate final 4 characters of NTLM hash use:
./ct3_to_ntlm.bin 50AFA36195554972<PHONE_NUMBER>667788
To crack with hashcat create a file with the following contents:
F35A3FE17DCB31F9:1122334455667788
BE8A8004B3F310C1:1122334455667788
To crack with hashcat:
./hashcat -m 14000 -a 3 -1 charsets/DES_full.charset --hex-charset hashes.txt ?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1


A Spark FileFormat for serializing Dataframes of labeled vectors to the Amazon Record protobuf file format encoded in RecordIO.
Writes rows of labeled vectors to Amazon protobuf Records encoded in RecordIO
Writes rows of labeled vectors to Amazon protobuf Records encoded in RecordIO
By default, writes a label column of Doubles named "label" and a features column of Vector[Double]s named "features" to protobuf.
These column names can be reassigned with the option "labelColumnName" and "featuresColumnName".
To write records from a DataFrame in this file format, run
dataframe.save
.format("sagemaker")
.option("labelColumnName", "myLabelColumn")
.option("featuresColumnName", "myFeaturesColumn")
.save("my_output_path")
https://mxnet.incubator.apache.org/architecture/note_data_loading.html for more information on recordIO
https://aws.amazon.com/sagemaker/latest/dg/cdf-training.html/ for more information on the Amazon Record data format.
Utility functions that convert to and from the Amazon Record protobuf data format and encode Records in recordIO.
Utility functions that convert to and from the Amazon Record protobuf data format and encode Records in recordIO.
https://mxnet.incubator.apache.org/architecture/note_data_loading.html for more information on recordIO
https://aws.amazon.com/sagemaker/latest/dg/cdf-training.html/ for more information on the Amazon Record data format
A Spark FileFormat for serializing Dataframes of labeled vectors to the Amazon Record protobuf file format encoded in RecordIO.
To write records from a DataFrame in this file format, run
dataframe.save .format("sagemaker") .option("labelColumnName", "myLabelColumn") .option("featuresColumnName", "myFeaturesColumn") .save("my_output_path")
https://mxnet.incubator.apache.org/architecture/note_data_loading.html for more information on recordIO
https://aws.amazon.com/sagemaker/latest/dg/cdf-training.html/ for more information on the Amazon Record data format.


Wed May 2, 2007
You can now expel your baited breath because writing challenge number two is here! For this task, you will be required to go to this Japanese website and view the images.
I’m assuming you cannot read Japanese, so the challenge before you is to decipher what this product is based on the images alone. Can you figure out just what this newfangled USB device does? A little research might help you out!
The winner will bask in the glory of being the writing challenge champion…well, until the third challenge comes along.
Good luck!


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Pair programming is programming in pairs using the roles of driver and navigator. The driver role being the one that types the code, while the navigator verbally guides the driver.
Pair programming is important to DBC as it cultivates communications skills between developers and additionally since attention is necesary the more eyes on a project the merrier!!


"Requiem for a Dream"
Darren Aronofsky made an indelible splash with his debut film, the unique science-fictionesque mathematical thriller called "Pi." That black and white film, written by the director, is a stylish, intellectual flick that left a deep impression on the viewer. Now, Aronofsky gives us his sophomore effort based on the novel by Hubert Selby Jr. in a story of drug addiction that crosses generations in "Requiem for a Dream."
Ellen Burstyn is Sara Goldfarb, a lonely, aging Jewish matron who lives for the chance to appear on her favorite TV game show hosted by Tappy Tibbons (Chris McDonald). Recently released from a mental care facility, Sara also lives under the delusion that her junkie son Harry (Jared Leto) is a successful young man with a beautiful fiancee who he plans to marry and produce a grandchild for Sara.
Harry is on a fast track to disaster with his girlfriend Marion (Jennifer Connelly) and best friend Tyrone (Marlon Wayans). Harry, the man with the plan, has the idea that they should pool their cash, make a big score of smack, cut it up and sell it for a profit, continuing the process until they have enough money to buy a corner grocery store and live happily ever after. One problem. They make the deal and agree to "let's do a little taste. It's business." One taste leads to another and the downward spiral continues.
Meanwhile, poor, deluded Sara learns that she has been selected as a possible candidate to appear on her beloved game show. Convinced that she is going to be on national TV and loved by millions, she further fools herself that Harry is doing fine and will soon marry. Gazing at a photo of her and Harry when he graduated high school, she vows to go on a crash diet until she can again wear the slinky dress from the picture. Normal dieting doesn't work, but a friend tells her that a local doctor can take care of the problem easily. Sara takes the advice and begins a legal amphetamine addiction that rivals her son's illegal heroin needs.
While "Requiem for a Dream" is a finely crafted film that benefits from good acting, especially Burstyn, a well-written script by Aronofsky and the novelist, and confident direction by the second-time helmer, it is, in a word, a bummer. I don't mean that it is a bad film, but the subject matter and the depiction of uncontrolled addition, especially of the aging Sara, are gut wrenching in display and detail of the despair. As things spin out of control for the four addicts there is a palpable feel of hopelessness permeating the movie.
Things start off pretty shaky from the beginning and deteriorate fast for all the principles, reminding me of the early Al Pacino film, "Panic in Needle Park." In the 30-year interim between the 1971 film and "Requiem for a Dream" there has not been any changes in the world of drug addiction. Now, as then, drugs, whether legal or not, can destroy lives and filmmakers like Aronofsky seem to revel in the depravity of this subject.
The helmer gives weight to each of his characters' stories. Sara is sadly sympathetic as we watch this lonely lady cling to the false hope of fame, while falling prey to legally sanctioned addition in the form of prescribed diet pills. Burstyn gives a solid, harrowing character study that is also an indictment against the incompetent medical industry that permits the legal creation of such hapless victims. The actress deserves acclaim come year's end.
The youthful trio led by Leto are pathetic in both their needs and their desires.   All in all, these folks are not poster children used to extol the use of heroin. The ending, with all of the victims curled into the fetal position, pretty much punctuates the powerful anti-drug theme of "Requiem for a Dream."
Aronofsky makes no bones about dealing with unconventional film fare in his first features, displaying a dark, educated intelligence in filmmaking and storytelling.  His depiction of the addictions and the treatments that our society provides to its addicts is hard stuff to watch and should not be approached blithely.
"Requiem for a Dream" is not for the average movie-going bear and is geared for the hard core film nut who relish addiction flicks such as the aforementioned "Panic in Needle Park," "Lost Weekend" and, even, "Trainspotting" (though the latter is almost lighthearted in its treatment of substance abuse). The demographic target for "Requiem" is focused on a extremely tight viewing audience with a specific agenda. I doubt if it will get beyond the art house/film buff exposure. It's a harsh film but with excellent technical attributes and fine performances by Burstyn and all. Think about it but be prepared to be shocked. I give it a B.
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This folder contains all the Bootstrap 3 stylesheets
All external js libraries are in the plugins folder. We keep all of them in this folder to make updates easily.
To change the default color scheme, please replace the red.css to the following tag in your head:
<link href="css/skins/red.css" rel="stylesheet">
The template has two different layout modes, Wide and Boxed. The wide one is the default option, if you want to use the Boxed version, add the boxed class to  tag as below:

There are 9 background patterns. Background patterns are available only in boxed layout mode. In order to apply a background pattern all you have to do is to add one of classes pattern-1 ... pattern-9 to body tag.

To change the embedded fonts, please take a look in the head part of the website and you will find these tags:
<link href="http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans:400italic,700italic,400,700,300&subset=latin,latin-ext" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"> <link href="http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=PT+Serif" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
To change the fonts, visit the http://www.google.com/webfonts choose a font and use the generated code.
By default the positioning of main navigation is set to fixed. To change this behavior delete the fixed class from the header.

By default the footer is dark add the light class to #footer in order to change it from dark to light version.

By default the header is light add the dark class to .header and .header-top divs in order to change them from light to dark versions.

By default the header is not transparent add the transparent class to .header div in order to make the header transparent.

We are using three iconic font libraries in iDea Template checkout all available icons:
Home page slider is implemented with Slider Revolution. Slider Revolution is an all-purpose slide displaying solution that allows for showing almost any kind of content with highly customizable, transitions, effects and custom animations. Due to its visual oriented interface and countless options, Slider Revolution is suited for beginners and pro’s alike!
More info here http://themes.themepunch.com/?theme=revolution_jq
Basic HTML markup of full width Slideshow:

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There are 4 four prebuild variations of full width Slideshow in iDea template. Examples of variations:

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Example of Boxed Slideshow (index-boxed-slideshow.html).
OWL Carousel is used to create simple content sliders or carousels see components-content-sliders.html
OWL Carousel is touch enabled jQuery plugin that lets you create beautiful responsive carousel sliders. Please check the website of the plugin for more info http://owlgraphic.com/owlcarousel/
Variations of content slider:
1. Content Slider without controls (Autoplay on)

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2. Content Slider with Controls (Autoplay on)

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3. Content Slider with Controls (Autoplay off)

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4. Content Slider with Controls to bottom (Autoplay off)

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Variations of carousels:
1. Carousel (Autoplay off)

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2. Carousel (Autoplay on)

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Magnific Popup is a responsive lightbox & dialog script with focus on performance and providing best experience for user with any device.
Please check the Magnific Popup documentation here http://dimsemenov.com/plugins/magnific-popup/documentation.html.
See lightbox examples in components-lightbox.html page.
For the Filtering, iDea is using the Isotope plugin http://isotope.metafizzy.co/
Here is an example:

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Web design

App development

Site building

 Web Design

Project Title

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Adipisci accusamus accusantium.
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See more examples of isotope filtering into following files:
In order to setup the contact form of the template the only thing you need to do is to set your email address.
To do this, please open "php/email-sender.php" file and change this line:
$Recipient =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>One notice: this will be functional only on your server with php support. Php file can not be executed on your local computer.
Regarding coming soon page only thing you need to do is to set the time at which the countdown expires.
To do this, please open "js/coming.soon.config.js" file and change this line:
// var untilDate new Date(Year, Month - 1, Day) //----------------------------------------------- var untilDate = new Date(2016, 2 - 1, 1);
iDea comes with a great Google maps integration. Making it easy for your visitor to locate your business on the map plays an ever-growing role nowadays.
To change the default Latitude, Longitude and Zoom of the Google map, please replace the following values to your js/google.map.config.js file:
// Set the coordinates of your location myLatlng = new google.maps.LatLng(41.38791700, 2.16991870); myZoom = 12;
animate.css http://daneden.github.io/animate.css/
You can add some Animations / Transitions to the elements which fires when an element scrolls into view. Great for emphasis, home pages, sliders, and general just-add-water-awesomeness.

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The Attribute data-effect-delay is Optional and is set in Miliseconds.
The animation can be set to:
Custom iDea animations
Third party code, that contained into plugins folder or into other folders, is licensed under its own license.
Thank you very much for purchasing the iDea template and for reading this documentation :-)
Social Media
Social Media HTML Markup
Colored social icons
Large icons
Add the class large to
 tag as below:
Icons with rounded corners
Add the class radius-5px to
 tag as below:
Circural icons
Add the class circle to
 tag as below:
Light icons
Add the class light to
 tag as below:
Dark icons
Add the class light to
 tag as below:
See more examples of social icons into components-social-icons.html page.


If given it will be parsed. Otherwise an empty RTCP Receiver Report will be created.
Get the internal buffer containing the RTCP Receiver Report binary.
Get delay since last Sender Report.
Get fraction lost.
Get highest RTP sequence number.
Get interarrival jitter.
Set last Sender Report timestamp.
Get receiver SSRC.
Get total lost.
Set delay since last Sender Report.
Set fraction lost.
Set highest RTP sequence number.
Set interarrival jitter.
Set last Sender Report timestamp.
Set receiver SSRC.
Set total lost.
Generated using TypeDoc
import { ReceiverReport } from 'rtp.js';
Representation of a RTCP Receiver Report.


Downstream Manufacturing Operations Co-op
March-December 2016
Continuous Improvement Engineer
March-September 2015
Manufacturing Technician
March-September 2014
My Senior Design Project was completed over 9 months in a group of 5 students during my senior year at Drexel University. The design looked to promote spinal cord repair through directional guidance using suture silk. Spinal cord injury (SCI) affects 347,000 people in the U.S.A. There is minimal regenerative functional recovery due to the non-permissive tissue environment after a SCI.
A creo model and a mathematical packing model were created to model the design and presence of channels in the scaffold. Three design solutions were created: heat shrink wrap tubing (pictured left), spiral bound, and braid. Verification testing included axon testing with Dorsal Root Ganglion (DRG), mechanical testing to analyze stiffness, channel size testing using SEM, and swelling testing to ensure the channels were not being occluded. To see more on the project click here to view the poster.