The development process is iterative; it typically requires building an initial solution, testing the solution in a different environment, returning to make necessary revisions, and eventually releasing a final product. This process is known as a development life cycle. This process can take place in several different ways and in different environments.
To continue with the module scenario, the Sales team at Tailwind Traders is impressed with the reports that you have delivered, and as they continue to use the abilities of Power BI, they also want to maintain data and report integrity without slowing development timelines. As a result, they have asked you to create a development pipeline that will be used by all teams to develop reports and dashboards. Power BI provides deployment pipelines that you can use to help accelerate development and minimize errors.
The deployment pipeline feature in Power BI manages content in dashboards, reports, and datasets between different environments in the development life cycle. With this feature, you can develop and test Power BI content in one centralized location and streamline the process before deploying the final content to your users. This Power BI Premium feature requires you to be a Capacity admin.
The advantages of using the deployment pipeline are:
Increased productivity - Through this feature, you can reuse previous deployment pipelines, ensuring that efforts aren't duplicated.
Faster delivery of content - Report development becomes more streamlined, meaning that it takes less time to get to production.
Lower human intervention required - Having the ability to reuse deployment pipelines means a decreased chance of error associated with moving content from one environment to another.
Typically, development and collaboration occur in different stages. Reports and dashboards are built in and iterated on a series of controlled stages, or environments, where several tasks occur:
Development - The location in which dashboard developers or data modelers can build new content with other developers. This stage is first in the deployment pipeline.
Test - Where a small group of users and user acceptance testers can see and review new reports, provide feedback, and test the reports with larger datasets for bugs and data inconsistencies before it goes into production.
Production - Where an expansive user audience can use tested reports that are reliable and accurate. This stage is the final one of the deployment pipeline.
You can choose which one of these development environments that you want to include in your deployment pipeline, according to your business needs. For example, you can choose to only include the Test and Production environments, if necessary.
In the scenario with Tailwind Traders, you want to create a deployment pipeline. To configure a deployment pipeline, go to Power BI service, and then follow these steps:
On the resulting page, select Create a pipeline.
Create a deployment pipeline called SalesPipeline. Enter the Pipeline name as SalesPipeline and enter a description, if necessary.
Select Create, which will take you to the following screen.
This view shows you the steps of the development life cycle: Development, Test, and Production.
To create your pipeline, assign workspaces to each of these stages to facilitate where your reports and dashboards will be housed during each stage.
Select Assign a workspace to begin.
You will be directed to the Assign the workspace to a deployment stage window, where you can add the Tailwind Traders workspace to the Development environment.
Only workspaces that are assigned to a Premium capacity will appear. Additionally, you can only assign a single workspace to each pipeline. Power BI will auto generate the two other workspaces that are used in the pipeline.
If this step is successful, you should see the resulting view.
The preceding image shows how many datasets, reports, and dashboards that you have in the current Development environment. At every stage, you have the option to publish the associated workspace as an app by selecting Publish app.
After you have collaborated with the teams and built a testing-ready report, you are ready to proceed to the testing phase. Select Deploy to test, which will create a new workspace. This workspace, by default, has the same name as the initial workspace but includes the [Test] suffix. You can change the name by entering the workspace's settings within the deployment pipeline interface.
Testing should emulate conditions that objects will experience after they've been deployed for users. Therefore, Power BI allows you to change the source of data that is used during testing. To accomplish this task, you will first need to enter the environment's deployment settings by selecting the lightning icon, as shown in the following screenshot.
In the resulting Settings window, select the correct dataset. In this example, you want the OrdersFigures dataset to be used for testing but with a different data source. To accomplish this task, create parameters in Power Query Parameters (which will be discussed in a later module) or add a new rule, which is the process that is used for this example. Under the Data source rules drop-down menu, select + Add rule.
On the Data source rules section, you can change the data source (which was used in development) to a new source, which is used for testing the reports (orders.csv in the following example). When you are finished, select Save at the bottom of the card.
Now, you are close to completing the pipeline, transitioning from development to testing, and finally to production. At this stage, you need to create a data source rule for the OrdersFigures dataset in the workspace to ensure that you are using production data. In this instance, you will be changing your source from the test to the production folder version of the orders.csv file, as shown in the following screenshot.
After performing a dataset refresh, your production workspace will be ready. You can package the workspace as an app, which is available for users. Currently, your deployment pipeline will appear as shown in the following figure.
You have successfully created a deployment pipeline from the development to the testing phase. The following section describes additional operations that you can conduct in the development pipeline.
You have created a deployment pipeline and have begun collaborating with other report developers. You receive notification that one of the other developers has modified a report. To see the changes to this report, select the Compare button, as shown in the following screenshot.
Selecting Compare reveals that the OrdersFigures report differs between the Development and Test environments.
The difference is typically registered as added or removed objects. If you decide that the changes shouldn't be deployed to the next phase, you can choose to ignore the changes. For instance, the other developer has added a report called AdditionalOrderInfo in the Development environment, but you don't want to deploy these changes. By selecting a specific report and then selecting Deploy to test, you can effectively choose which reports that you want to move from environment to environment, as shown in the following figure.
As the following message indicates, only one change will be carried over.
Exercise caution with this tool. Reports are dependent on their datasets. If a dataset has changed, but you don't deploy it with an associated report, the report will not behave correctly.
We recommend that you use deployment pipelines in Power BI service. This tool ensures that the development life cycle is streamlined and that you can create one centralized location to collaborate, keep track of, and deploy your reports.
For more information, see Deployment Pipelines Best Practices.


WITNESS LIST
County Affairs Committee
July 17, 2012 - 10:00 AM
Charge 1: County-related issues arising from population growth.
For:
Velasquez, Sally (County of Frio)
On:
Avery, Cliff (State Association of Fire and Emergency Districts)
Daigh, Robert (Williamson County)
Hobby, Danny (Self)
Manilla, Steven (Transportation and Natural Resources Travis County)
Mathews, Adam (IESI)
Perez, Gil (Safe-d)
Wilson, Don (Texas commission on fire protection)
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Redington, Penny (Texas Association of Regional Councils)
Charge 2: Consolidation of county services.
For:
Vera, Colleen (Self)
On:
Brown, Ryan (Dallas county)
Jordan, Chad (Self; Justice of The Peace and Constables Association of Texas)
Kerbow, Becky (Justice of the Peace constable Association)
Rowe, Don (Dallas coUnty)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Kitson, Carol (Self)
Wilson, Floreence (Self)
Against:
Lane, Mary (Self)
On:
Gutierrez, Bobby (Self; Justice of peace and constables association of texas)
Hobby, Danny (Self)
Williams, Roy (Justice of the Peace and Constables Association)
Charge 3: Issues facing county jails.
For:
Glass, Jackson (Self; Travis county veterans court)
On:
Carmona, Mark (CHCS)
Carswell, Sarah (Texas Criminal Justice Coalition)
1
WITNESS LIST
On:
Claitor, Diana (Texas Jail Project)
Denton, Mike (Self)
Diaz, Aaron (Center for Health Care Services)
Jones, Chris (Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas)
Lozito, Mike (Bear county)
Munoz, Adan (Texas commission on jail standards)
Seale, Michael (Self; Harris County Sheriffs Office)
Switzer, Gyl (Mental health America of texas)
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Diaz, Aaron (CHCS)
Marrufo, Jose (Self; El Paso County Sheriffs Officers Association)
Simpson, Matthew (ACLU of Texas)
Charge 4: Medicaid 1115 Waiver.
On:
Allison, Jim (County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas)
Ghahremani, Kay (Health and Human Services Commission)
Kirsch, Lisa (Health and Human Services Commission Services)
Pearson, David (Texas Organization of Rural & Community Hospitals)
Suehs, Tom (Health and Human Services Commission)
Switzer, Gyl (Mental health America of texas)
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Redington, Penny (Texas Association of Regional Councils)
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boost
::
sql_cli
::
row
boost::sql_cli::row Class Reference
#include <boost/sql_cli/row.hpp>
List of all members.
Detailed Description
Allows iteration over the fields in a result set's row.
Field iteration
field
operator[]
(int i) const
Returns the 'i'-th
field
.
field
operator[]
(std::string const &n) const
Returns the
field
named 'n'.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
row.hpp
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lowest 8 bits: priority of publisher, 9.
bit: update_reported bit
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last generation the subscriber has seen
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Referenced by uORB::DeviceNode::appears_updated(), uORB::DeviceNode::open(), uORB::DeviceNode::poll_notify_one(), and uORB::DeviceNode::read().
| UpdateIntervalData* uORB::DeviceNode::SubscriberData::update_interval |
if null, no update interval
Definition at line 209 of file uORBDevices.hpp.
Referenced by uORB::DeviceNode::appears_updated(), uORB::DeviceNode::close(), uORB::DeviceNode::ioctl(), and uORB::DeviceNode::poll_notify_one().


Instinct (R) 1/2 * Starring Anthony Hopkins, Cuba Gooding Jr. Directed by John Turtleltaub Year Released: 1999 A Review by Frankie Paiva
There are some actors that you just look at and will automatically see them as the famous character they play. Fran Drescher will forever will the Nanny, Bob Denver will always be Gilligan, and Don Knotts lives forever as Barney Fife. All these people are television actors who appear on their show, week after week playing the same character, so it is hard for this to translate into celebrities who appear in movies. Anthony Hopkins on the other hand apparently wants us to always think of him as a crazed madman behind bars. This is the only reason I could come up with for him to take the leading role in Instinct, a new movie that re-defines cliched and painful. It does not matter if the prison inmates are tough praying on the few weak ones, or that the guards give new meaning to police brutality. You could probably withstand all of the above material on a good bucket of popcorn and a very large soda. But the movie can't even be even fun and smart on a summer movie level, and fails miserably to make us excited or scared in any way.
Dr. Theo Calder is a young psychologist who is very high in the areas of self-confidence and self-assurance. He wants to begin seeing a crazed scientist who recently was transported from a prison in Africa to one in the states. Ethan Powell (Hopkins, playing the role of Hannibal Lecter’s non-cannibal cousin) was a scientist who disappeared in the forests of Africa in 1994. He lived in the forest with the gorillas he studies for two years before killing two park rangers and injuring two more while trying to protect his gorilla family. In the first interview Theo learns some problems that may hinder the investigation of Ethan. One, he doesn't speak to anyone at all. Two, he hasn't experienced human interaction in so long he responds to almost everything with violent outbursts. Three, the doctors at the prison just don't care. How dramatic, how thrilling, how (inserting snoring sounds here).
Eventually he does get the man to finally utter a few words, but the psychiatrist soon finds himself to be the one who’s being taught a lesson. There’s some message about how no human actually has control, they just think they do, that is what Powell teaches him. Dr. Calder soon expands his horizons as a realizes that is may not be the people in the prison, but the prison itself. The problems with the inmates must live with are guards that are not fair to them and treat them with harshly and violently. Plus, oh my God! everyone in the prison is not being treated with proper respect.
OK, let us take a poll: Who would ever really care about what happens to any of the people in this movie? See it and if you don’t come out disgusted then I will personally pay for your next outing to the cinema. (NOTE: The preceding sentence was just to prove a point that this movie is bad, I will not pay for your next movie so don’t e-mail me asking for money.) The acting in the film is just horrible. Hopkins does nothing in the role that he is accustomed to, and Cuba has some keen intellectual ability to pick bad roles that will make him lose his star status. This is not entirely the actor’s faults though. The script could easily have been written better if the proper time was taken with it. The soapy emotion that floats up near the end of the film also doesn’t make any sense with all of the happenings in the beginning of the picture. The setting is uninteresting and the story has too many side plots that they do nothing with which just seem to be there to add to the running time. You could rip up all of the copies (with gloves on so as not to burn your fingers) of this movie at your local video store. You could warn people who try to rent it, or you could make a big bonfire and burn all of the copies in the neighborhood. Whatever you can do to help make sure that no one on earth will ever have to experience this film (I believe) would be greatly appreciated by the American public. So if you haven’t gotten the message yet, avoid Instinct, which gets 1/2 a *.
The Young-Uns: The film contains some suspenseful scenes and strong language. It is also senselessly brutal and violent in some scenes. Good Age: No One Who Is Sober/Anyone Who Liked Chill Factor
A Review by Frankie Paiva The 12 Year-Old Movie Reviewer E-Mail me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Visit my website at http://www.homestead.com/teenagemoviecritic/mainpage.html
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Flipping Colors
问题描述 :
A rectangle with sides parallel to the x-y axes and its left-lower corner at (0, 0) is being painted. The rectangle may be thought of as a flat-screen display with almost infinite resolution; initially the entire rectangle is black. Two numbers are given 0 < h, v < 1 and then
- A vertical line is drawn dividing the horizontal sides of the rectangle in proportion h:1−h from the left.
- A horizontal line is drawn dividing the vertical sides of the rectangles in proportion v:1−v from the bottom up.
- These two lines divide the rectangle into four smaller rectangles.
- The upper left and the lower right sub-rectangles remain intact.
- The color of the other two rectangles is flipped (from black to white or from white to black) and now each of them is subject to the operation just performed on the bigger rectangle.
- This process continues (in principle) forever.
Given a point in the original rectangle but not on the boundary of any rectangle that turns up in the process of painting, determine the color of the point.
输入:
Input contains multiple cases. The first line of each case contains 4 numbers, the length of the rectangle H, the height of the rectangle V and then the numbers h and v. The next line contains one integer number n, the number of points to consider. The following n lines contain two numbers each, the x and the y coordinate of a point.
输出:
Organize your output as shown in the sample. For each point from input print the color of the point.
（有点难哦）
我表示楼主不要乱抄题，你写的另一个题吧，直接扒了代码没跑吧
m /= i; 是一直在变的。参考这一篇关于质因数的http://www.acmerblog.com/integer-factorization-5124.html
DFS方法的原理还是不太清楚啊
这个 。。。。不是动态规划吧？
妈呀！这个Dijkstra模板好长OwQ！
.net中char类型不是两个字节么
输入样例作为一个整体输入，带回车
约瑟夫也用说这么长……很成熟的一个问题了，分治的方法解起来o(n)就可以了，有兴趣可以看看具体数学的第一章，关于约瑟夫问题推导出了一系列的结论，很漂亮
这种二分还是比较经典！mark
我是来看评论的
http://www.realoj.com/problem/7如果楼主不介意，以可以在这个oj上做下，按照你的代码是错的。。。直接复制粘贴你的也是错。。不懂错在哪。
无需用转移方程也可以解决，哈哈
博主，你这个是wordpress哪个主题啊，不错哦~
很好的思路，可以借鉴


[ aws . cloudformation ]
Returns AWS resource descriptions for running and deleted stacks. If --stack-name is specified, all the associated resources that are part of the stack are returned. If --physical-resource-id is specified, the associated resources of the stack that the resource belongs to are returned.
Note
Only the first 100 resources will be returned. If your stack has more resources than this, you should use list-stack-resources instead.
For deleted stacks, describe-stack-resources returns resource information for up to 90 days after the stack has been deleted.
You must specify either --stack-name or --physical-resource-id , but not both. In addition, you can specify --logical-resource-id to filter the returned result. For more information about resources, the --logical-resource-id and --physical-resource-id , go to the AWS CloudFormation User Guide .
Note
A ValidationError is returned if you specify both --stack-name and --physical-resource-id in the same request.
describe-stack-resources
[--stack-name <value>]
[--logical-resource-id <value>]
[--physical-resource-id <value>]
--logical-resource-id (string)
The logical name of the resource as specified in the template.
Default: There is no default value.
--physical-resource-id (string)
The name or unique identifier that corresponds to a physical instance ID of a resource supported by AWS CloudFormation.
For example, for an Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) instance, --physical-resource-id corresponds to the InstanceId . You can pass the EC2 InstanceId to describe-stack-resources to find which stack the instance belongs to and what other resources are part of the stack.
Required: Conditional. If you do not specify --physical-resource-id , you must specify --stack-name .
Default: There is no default value.


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The current version of this plugin may not be safe to use. Please review the following warnings before use:
This plugin provides common functions for other hyper plugins.
1. Features
Plugin currently support following features:
- Install hyper cli
- Set Hyper.sh Credentials
- Test connection to your account.
2. Config plugin
login https://console.hyper.sh to get a Hyper.sh Credentials.
Manage Jenkins -> Configure System -> Hyper.sh Config
3. Install hypercli
Manage Jenkins -> Configure System ->Hypercli Install: Download Hypercli
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angular-debaser
Just a better way to test AngularJS apps.
The Idea
AngularJS and its dependency injection make it very easy to isolate your code under test.
Unfortunately, coding up stubs for those services can get tedious (many services injected,
many modules depending upon modules), and you could end up with a fixture that dwarfs your
assertions.
angular-debaser attempts to reduce the size of your fixtures and make them natural to write.
Example
Given the following beastly fixture and test:
describe('AdminDashboardCtrl', function () {
var sandbox;
beforeEach(function () {
sandbox = sinon.sandbox.create('AdminDashboardCtrl');
});
afterEach(function() {
sandbox.restore();
});
beforeEach(module(function ($provide) {
$provide.provider('User', function () {
this.assertAdmin = sandbox.stub();
this.$get = function() {
return {
getAll: sandbox.stub().returns([])
};
};
});
$provide.service('Settings', function() {
this.location_id = 1;
});
$provide.service('Pizza', function() {
this.getAll = sandbox.stub().returns([]);
});
$provide.service('Toppings', function() {
this.getAll = sandbox.stub().returns({});
});
$provide.service('Sides', function() {
this.getAll = sandbox.stub().returns([]);
});
$provide.service('Orders', function() {
this.getPreviousWeek = sandbox.stub().returns([]);
});
$provide.service('Deliveries', function() {
this.getPreviousWeek = sandbox.stub().returns([]);
});
}));
beforeEach(module('donny.pizzajoint.admin'));
it('should gather a list of users', inject(function ($controller, $rootScope, User) {
var scope = $rootScope.$new();
$controller('AdminDashboardCtrl', {
$scope: scope
});
expect(scope.getUsers()).to.eql([]);
expect(User.getAll).to.have.been.calledOnce;
}));
});
We'll use angular-debaser instead. It becomes this:
describe('AdminDashboardCtrl', function () {
beforeEach(function () {
debaser()
.module('donny.pizzajoint.admin')
.object('Settings', {
location_id: 1
})
.object('User').withFunc('getAll').returns([])
.object('Pizza').withFunc('getAll').returns([])
.object('Toppings').withFunc('getAll').returns({})
.object('Sides').withFunc('getAll').returns([])
.object('Orders').withFunc('getPreviousWeek').returns([])
.object('Deliveries').withFunc('getPreviousWeek').returns([])
.debase();
});
it('should gather a list of users',
inject(function ($controller, User) {
var scope = $controller('AdminDashboardCtrl');
expect(scope.getUsers()).to.eql([]);
expect(User.getAll).to.have.been.calledOnce;
}));
});
(If you're counting, that's about half as many lines.)
Interested? Trying to test something that injects 46 services?? You may want to read the tutorial & go down the rabbit hole.
API
If Sinon.JS is present, see this API for working with functions.
Installation
bower install angular-debaser
Optionally, save it to your bower.json
: you probably don't want to use --save
; use --save-dev
.
Dependencies & Recommended Packages
Current dependencies:
Required, but not marked as dependencies:
Recommended:
- sinon-ng for working with
$q
;bower install sinon-ng
Depending on your test runner setup, you may want to install these either via bower
or npm
:
- Sinon.JS for stubbing/spying
- Sinon-Chai or jasmine-sinon for BDD-style Sinon.JS integration.
Chai-as-Promised for Chai assertions against Promises
If you're using Karma as a test runner w/ Chai, you may want to grab karma-chai-plugins to get Sinon-Chai and Chai-as-Promised.
Also, if you are testing directives, I've found that jQuery is always handy to have around.
Issues
License
Copyright © 2014 Decipher, Inc. Licensed MIT.


Disclaimer:
This is not the only or best way to do this. This is just how I have done it. I am by no means an expert. Maybe
it helps with your project or maybe you get inspired to do something better.
void*array__resize(void*arr,size_telem_size,size_tcap,intshrink){if(arr&&cap<array__cap(arr)&&!shrink)returnarr;if(!arr&&cap==0)cap=1;size_tsize=(2*sizeof(size_t))+(cap*elem_size);size_t*hdr=realloc(arr?array__hdr(arr):NULL,size);if(!hdr)returnNULL;/* out of memory */hdr[0]=cap;if(!arr)hdr[1]=0;returnhdr+2;}


There is a faster way to change directories on the local folder
view. If you drag a file or folder into the left panel (your computer)
you will navigate into that folder (or folder containing the file). It's
just a fast way to jump around your local disk.


My hobbies include fitness, learning about new things, listening and making to music, video games, having fun with friends, and experiencing new things.
I am not too picky when it comes to locations I would like to visit as i like both cold and warm climates, and would like to fully experience what the world has to offer.


/api/items?q=product : Returns all products that match with the 'product' word.
/api/items?q=product&limit=5 : Returns all products that match with the
'product' word. The limits
products by default is 5 (if not entered), but is costumizable.
/api/items/:id : Return Detail and Description of product that match with the
'id-product' parameter.


--- layout: page status: publish published: true title: HealthTutorial author: display_name: hojunbaek login: hojunbaek email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: hojunbaek author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 1827 wordpress_url: http://ezcocoa.com/?page_id=1827 date: '2013-08-11 03:46:53 +0900' date_gmt: '2013-08-11 03:46:53 +0900' categories: [] tags: [] comments: [] ---
This is page what Health Tutorial application is updated by developer. It includes Android and iPhone app.
Thank you for joining me.
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for iPhone version.
you can see followings on version 1.6.


>Variation of Basic List #1 Example
>32 pixel row height
>Example of custom "css" (vs. "style") renderers for positve as green and negative as red, but allows selected row to display as white


Proximity uses a MonetDB database to store its data. To delete a MonetDB database, make sure that you are not serving that database and delete the database files. Database files are located in
Linux/Mac OS X:
/usr/local/Monet-mars/var/MonetDB4/dbfarm/
name
where name
is the name of the
database.
Windows:
C:\\Documents and Settings\
username
\Application Data\MonetDB4\dbfarm\name
where username
is the login name for
the current user and
name
is the name of the database.
This permanently deletes the database.


RBA spins Australia’s record household debt load
by Unconventional EconomistRBA assistant governor, Michele Bullock, has played down concerns of Australia’s record household debt, claiming that the top 40% of income distribution account for three quarters of the debt load:
“Three quarters of debt is owned by households that sit in the top 40 per cent of income distribution,” she told a conference in Melbourne. “That’s actually a positive thing. It suggests that maybe (high levels of debt are) OK because people on higher income may have the capacity to meet their payments and they’re less likely to become unemployed.
“The median debt-to-income ratio is similar. It’s risen across all income quintiles but the higher debt ratio sits with households that have higher income. So that’s a positive thing”…
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Admittedly, none of us are quite where we thought we’d be right now. With smaller orientation groups and a limit of one guest per incoming student, many of those at BSO might be reading this column online as opposed to in print. Trying to get excited about the college transition may be difficult when you’re not even on campus, or when BSO doesn’t look quite like you thought it would. However, there are ways to prepare and make the most of the college transition despite our current circumstances — and I encourage you to try and make the most of it.
My own BSO experience feels like a lifetime ago, but what I do remember is the welcoming atmosphere. As an out-of-state student, BSO was my second time in Athens. Nonetheless, I left feeling more secure than ever in the place that would become my home away from home. The faculty and orientation leaders you meet during BSO will immediately make you feel like a Bobcat and supported in so many ways. So, ask those burning questions (and yes, I guarantee everyone else will probably be relieved when you ask about your DARS). The people here at OU will help you grow in any facet of life you could ask for, so take advantage of it.
Even more than that, I met fellow incoming students who, even today, continue to impact me. The Post’s very own managing editor, Bre Offenberger, was in my orientation group. Don’t be afraid or embarrassed to ask for someone’s number or social media handle to keep in touch and reconnect once the school year begins. The transition to freshman year is equal parts scary and exciting, and going into the year with some more familiar faces never hurts.
This Orientation Guide also serves as a resource for you. In your hands (or on your screen) are countless articles, listicles and more to give you all you need to know about your new home. From prominent buildings to tips for your first in-person college courses, this tab is designed for incoming Bobcats. To stay in the know about all things Athens and OU throughout the year, follow us on Twitter at @The Post and at @thepostathens on Instagram.
I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t nervous about BSO as an incoming freshman. But, it’s just the beginning of the wild, wonderful journey we call college. While BSO is not being delivered the way any of us would have imagined a couple years ago, take it all in. This is just a sample of the journey that is a few short months away from you.
Abby Miller is a senior studying journalism and political science at Ohio University and the editor-in-chief of The Post. Have questions? Email Abby at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or tweet her @abblawrence.


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Currently, the following organisations are partners and have shared data within the platform:
If your organisation is interested in partnering with the KLP, please do write to us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>When the original KLP project was conceived, we had many local partners across Karnataka who helped with data collection and assessments across multiple districts in Karnataka. They are:
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This paper represents a research proposal for the Electrical and Computer Engineering REU-Summer 2018 organized at Duke University. .
My project fell on the study of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, also commonly referred as drones or unmanned aerial systems.
When a crime occurs in a populated zone, a fast and effective governmental intervention is necessary to ensure the safety of the population. One of the main issues with this procedure is the length of the reactivity. While calling 911 in an emergency, the average police response time is 18 minutes due to traffic obstacles and other external factors. Aerial deployment is proven to be much faster and effective on many levels. Having eyes in the sky allows ground units to retrieve from the crime scene ensuring their safety and avoiding collateral damage.
This project also relaxes its necessity during a search, rescue mission. As it is becoming much harder to track a suspect in a highly populated area. Drones have the advantage of being less detectable by the suspect, decreasing the odds of a possible escape. Paradoxically, this technology can also be used for internal affairs investigations among the unit.
The goal of this study was to examine different possibilities of law enforcement's reactivity when a facing a 911 emergency call.


Here are my initial findings regarding the pair up of 5-HTP with my Adderall scrip.
I am an adult male, 38yo 185lbs., and have moderate experience with Meth (10 times) a few years ago. I was recently diagnosed with ADHD, and Adderall has made a huge improvement with my ability to function in an adult-like manner.
The Adderall is great for my thought processes, but horrible on my body. My PDOC put me on Dexedrine for 1 month, but those were like sleeping pills to me! I have been on the same Adderall 20mg dose for over 1 year, and I have found that my body is suffering. I get shaky, achey, and a general pseudo-alertness that does not compare to a great night's rest.
I read info about 5-HTP, and decided to give it a try. My hope with the 5-HTP was to help with relaxation, since the addy's make my body tense. After 3 days of 100mg 5-HTP taken in the mornings, my mind and body opened up. The synergy I feel between my thoughts, emotions, and full body energy are wonderful. Whereas on Adderall alone, my thought processes are improved over no drugs, yet my body feels disconnected at times. There are times when the Adderall makes me feel great, however I never know what I am going to feel from day to day. Maybe that has something to do with excess Dopamine flooding, which leaves little room for Serotonin action?? I know Meth acts in the same way as Amphetamine, with the added bonus of some minor Serotonin stimulation, so maybe this is a connection??
Actually, I started thinking about how much my new combo feels like Meth. On Adderall alone, I would get a loopy, drugged feeling at times. With Adderall + 5-HTP I feel crisp, alert and energized. I remember this same feeling from Meth. Not high, just perfect, sharp, mentally focused (the part I need for ADHD) and full of energy. So, it must be that Dopamine flooding alone is not such a good thing, and having a Serotonin boost from the 5-HTP helps the Adderall to mimic Meth.
One other thing to mention. If I ever ran into a night with little sleep (less than 5 hours) I remember Meth would get me through the day feeling normal. I have found Adderall to be woefully inadequate in this regard. The fake body stimulation is really draining... unless you take it along with 5-HTP!!! Got me through the day with only 4 hours sleep. =) Honestly, Adderall should not be scripted without 5-HTP IMHO!
Also, with the 5-HTP, my mood is better, I am MUCH less prone to agrivation, agitation, and I sleep deeper and dream more. An added bonus is I don't have the nasty comedown from the Adderall at the end of the day. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that this combo will remain through the weeks/months.
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Driving instructor reversed car into takeaway after furious lunchtime row with man
Wayne White, 32,had been teaching driving lessons and was working towards passing his final exams when he drove into the Big Taste Caribbean Restaurant in Derby
by Martin NaylorA former driving instructor caused £3,000 of damage when he reversed his car into the front of a Derby takeaway.
Wayne White, 32, had had a furious row with a man inside the Big Taste Caribbean Restaurant.
Their dispute spilled outside where he got into his car and started driving backwards towards the other man, reports Derbyshire Live.
As he did so his car then collided with the front of the takeaway.
At the time White, of Littleover, had been teaching driving lessons and was working towards passing his final exams.
But that employment came to an end as a result of the conviction.
After having his sentence deferred for six months at Derby Crown Court following his original hearing in June, White has now had an eight-month jail term suspended for a year.
Judge Jonathan Bennett said: “This was a serious event and when we last met here I told you custody was at the forefront of my mind.
“On that day I deferred the sentence and set you targets.
“One was to save up compensation and you have paid that directly to the victims.
“And one thing that also influenced me was your employment.
“I understand you have lost your employment as a driving instructor but you have got some other employment.”
Derbyshire Police confirmed that the incident took place between noon and 1.30pm on March 21, 2018.
A spokeswoman said: “Following an altercation inside the Big Taste Caribbean restaurant, in Normanton Road, a man got into a car and reversed it into the establishment causing damage.”
White, of Littleover, was charged with a number of offences and pleaded guilty to affray.
The other charges have been dropped.
Speaking at the June hearing, Judge Bennett said: "This affray was a serious incident and saw you use unlawful violence against another outside a takeaway.
"You had a bit of trouble inside with someone, I don’t know what it was about, but you came out, and got in your car.
"He came out and caused some damage to your car and at that point you committed the affray.
“You reversed the car and fortunately there was no injury to that man but you caused substantial damage to the establishment.
"The proprietors of that establishment have been a little reluctant to come to court but I have heard figures banded about of £2,500 to £3,000 of damage."
As well as the suspended sentence White was ordered to carry out 150 hours unpaid work, pay an additional £300 compensation and £300 towards the prosecution costs.


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# coding: utf-8 # # Homework 9 # We're going to make a Lil' QuakeBot!!!! Please write this code as a .py file, not a Notebook. # ## First, tips: # READ THROUGH THE ENTIRE ASSIGNMENT BEFORE YOU BEGIN # * Be careful that you're doing all of your math with ints or floats instead of strings that look like ints or floats. # * When you write your functions, you can pass either the entire dictionary to the function OR just the part you're curious about (e.g., when you're getting the day you could send the whole earthquake dictionary or just what's in the 'time' key.) # * Writing empty functions that always return the same thing are a great way to start off. You can start saying every earthquake is shallow and then fill in the actual code later. # * Find out what each column name in the database means by visiting http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/feed/v1.0/csv.php and clicking the links for each column. # ## PART ZERO: Overall description # Given an earthquake defined like this... # # earthquake = { # 'rms': '1.85', # 'updated': '2014-06-11T05:22:21.596Z', # 'type': 'earthquake', # 'magType': 'mwp', # 'longitude': '-136.6561', # 'gap': '48', # 'depth': '10', # 'dmin': '0.811', # 'mag': '5.7', # 'time': '2014-06-04T11:58:58.200Z', # 'latitude': '59.0001', # 'place': '73km WSW of Haines, Alaska', # 'net': 'us', # 'nst': '', # 'id': 'usc000rauc'} # # I want to be able to run # # print(eq_to_sentence(earthquake)) # # and get the following: # # A DEPTH POWER, MAGNITUDE earthquake was reported DAY TIME_OF_DAY on DATE LOCATION. # # So, for example, "A deep, huge 4.5 magnitude earthquake was reported Monday morning on June 22 73km WSW of Haines, Alaska". # # DEPTH, POWER, MAGNITUDE, DAY, and TIME_OF_DAY should all come from separate functions. # More details are in PART ONE and PART TWO. # # ## PART ONE: Write your few tiny functions # # First you'll need to write a few functions to help describe an earthquake. # Try out each of these functions individually. You will probably require: # * depth_to_words will describe the earthquake's depth # * magnitude_to_words will describe the earthquake's power # * day_in_words should be the day of the week # * time_in_words should be "morning", "afternoon", "evening" or "night" # * date_in_words should be "Monthname day", e.g. "June 22" # * Any other functions as necessary # #
DEPTH can be determined from the USGS website - # http://earthquake.usgs.gov/learn/topics/seismology/determining_depth.php - # it should be either 'shallow', 'intermediate' or 'deep' # #
POWER should be evocative words like like 'easily ignored' or 'huge' or 'very destructive' (feel free to pick your own) - look on Google Image Search for "richter scale" to see some possible descriptors. # #
MAGNITUDE should be the actual numerical magnitude. # #
DAY should be the day of the week. # #
TIME_OF_DAY should be morning, afternoon, evening or night. # #
DATE should be "Monthname day", e.g. "June 22". # #
TIP: You probably (a.k.a. definitely) need to convert 'time' - which is a string - into a Python datetime object which can do .hour, .day, .strftime("%Y %b %d") and other fun things. Convert it and test the conversion like this: # # import dateutil.parser # timestring = '2014-06-04T11:58:58.200Z' # yourdate = dateutil.parser.parse(timestring) # print("The hour is", yourdate.hour) # print("We can do things with strftime like", print(yourdate.strftime("%Y %b"))) # # You'll need to pip install dateutils. # In[8]: earthquake = { 'rms': '1.85', 'updated': '2014-06-11T05:22:21.596Z', 'type': 'earthquake', 'magType': 'mwp', 'longitude': '-136.6561', 'gap': '48', 'depth': '10', 'dmin': '0.811', 'mag': '5.7', 'time': '2014-06-04T11:58:58.200Z', 'latitude': '59.0001', 'place': '73km WSW of Haines, Alaska', 'net': 'us', 'nst': '', 'id': 'usc000rauc'} # In[1]: import pandas as pd # In[2]: df = pd.read_csv('http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/feed/v1.0/summary/1.0_month.csv') # In[3]: df.head() # In[5]: depth_sample = df.head()['depth'] type(depth_sample) # In[87]: def depth(dictionary): kilometers = float(dictionary['depth']) if kilometers <= 70: return 'A shallow' elif kilometers <= 300: return 'An intermediate' elif kilometers <= 700: return 'A deep' else: return 'A deep-focus' # In[16]: depth(earthquake) # In[9]: # # 1st try. Didn't put in a dictionary # def depth(kilometers): # if kilometers <= 70: # return 'shallow' # elif kilometers <= 300: # return 'intermediate' # elif kilometers <= 700: # return 'deep' # else: # return 'deep-focus' # In[11]: # # 1st try. Didn't put in a dictionary # depth(float(earthquake['depth'])) # In[17]: def magnitude_to_words(dictionary): magnitude = float(dictionary['mag']) if magnitude <= 2: return 'unnoticeable' elif magnitude <= 3: return 'hardly noticeable' elif magnitude <= 4: return 'small' elif magnitude <= 6: return 'locally damaging' elif magnitude <= 8: return 'destructive' else: return 'catastrophic' # In[18]: magnitude_to_words(earthquake) # In[36]: import dateutil.parser timestring = '2014-06-04T11:58:58.200Z' yourdate = dateutil.parser.parse(timestring) print("The hour is", yourdate.hour) print("We can do things with strftime like") print(yourdate.strftime("%Y %b")) # In[42]: def day_in_words(dictionary): timestring = dictionary['time'] yourdate = dateutil.parser.parse(timestring) return yourdate.strftime('%A') # In[43]: day_in_words(earthquake) # In[50]: def time_in_words(dictionary): timestring = dictionary['time'] yourdate = dateutil.parser.parse(timestring) hour = int(yourdate.strftime('%H')) if hour < 12: return 'morning' elif hour < 5: return 'afternoon' elif hour < 9: return 'evening' else: return 'night' # In[51]: time_in_words(earthquake) # In[54]: def date_in_words(dictionary): timestring = dictionary['time'] yourdate = dateutil.parser.parse(timestring) return yourdate.strftime('%B %-d') # In[55]: date_in_words(earthquake) # ## PART TWO: Write the eq_to_sentence function # # Write a function called eq_to_sentence that, when called, returns the whole sentence mentioned above, "A DEPTH DESCRIPTION, MAGNITUDE earthquake was reported DAY TIME_OF_DAY on DATE LOCATION." # In[111]: def eq_to_sentence(dictionary): return depth(dictionary) + ', ' + magnitude_to_words(dictionary) + ' ' + str(dictionary['mag']) + '-magnitude earthquake was reported ' + day_in_words(dictionary) + ' ' + time_in_words(dictionary) + ' on ' + date_in_words(dictionary) + '.' # Print out the result for the sample earthquake. # In[112]: eq_to_sentence(earthquake) # # PART THREE: Doing it in bulk # # Read in the csv of the past 30 days of 1.0+ earthquke activity from http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/feed/v1.0/summary/1.0_month.csv (tip: read_csv works with URLs!) # #
Because we haven't covered looping through pandas, use the following code to convert a pandas DataFrame into a list of dictionaries that you can loop through. # In[59]: earthquakes_df = pd.read_csv("http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/feed/v1.0/summary/1.0_month.csv") earthquakes = earthquakes_df.to_dict('records') # In[68]: earthquakes[1] # eq_to_sentence(earthquakes) # (If you really want to do it with pandas, it's for index, row in earthquakes_df.iterrows():) # #
Loop through each earthquake, printing sentence descriptions for the ones that are above or equal to 4.0 on the Richter scale. # In[88]: for earthquake in earthquakes: if earthquake['mag'] > 4: print(eq_to_sentence(earthquake)) # ## PART FOUR: The other bits # # If the earthquake is anything other than an earthquake (e.g. explosion or quarry blast), print # # There was also a magnitude MAGNITUDE TYPE_OF_EVENT on DATE LOCATION. # # For example, # # There was also a magnitude 1.29 quarry blast on June 19 12km SE of Tehachapi, California. # # with TYPE_OF_EVENT being explosion, quarry blast, etc and LOCATION being 'place' - e.g. '0km N of The Geysers, California'. # In[90]: # none of the non-earthquakes were above a 4 on the richter scale, so I don't need to modify Part Three df[(df['type'] != 'earthquake') & (df['mag'] > 4)] # In[93]: def type_of_event(dictionary): return dictionary['type'] # In[167]: def non_eq_to_sentence(dictionary): if type_of_event(dictionary) != 'earthquake': return type_of_event(dictionary) # In[173]: for earthquake in earthquakes: if non_eq_to_sentence(earthquake) != None: print('There was also a magnitude', earthquake['mag'], non_eq_to_sentence(earthquake), 'on', date_in_words(earthquake), earthquake['place'] + '.')


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What to expect in Labour's election manifesto
The Labour manifesto hailed by Jeremy Corbyn as the most radical in the UK's history is ready for its official unveiling.
With the Labour leader in Birmingham on Thursday morning to release the document detailing his vision if the party wins the December 12 election, here is a look at what pledges to expect:
NHS
Labour has pledged to outspend the Tories in the key battleground by spending an extra £26 billion to rebuild "crumbling" hospitals and improve patient care.
A boost of an annual average of 4.3% in real-terms investment over the next four years has been promised to take the total Department of Health budget to £178 billion in 2023-24.
Dental check-ups and prescriptions would also become free for everyone in England.
- Jeremy Corbyn says election manifesto 'once-in-generation' chance to 'change lives for the better'
- Peston: Jeremy Corbyn and Boris Johnson both shun Brexit truth that dare not speak its name
Brexit
Within three months a new deal with Brussels would be brokered, one that would see the UK remaining in the customs union and having access to the single market.
Then, within six months of electoral victory, the deal would be put to the public in a referendum along with the option to remain in the EU.
Wages
The minimum wage would rise to £10-an-hour for everyone, including under-18s.
This plan forms part of Labour's war on poverty and its pledge to end the gender pay gap by 2030.
Scotland
More than £70 billion of investment would head north of the border. Opposition to another independence referendum is almost certain, though Mr Corbyn has not ruled out one taking place if there is the support in Scotland.
Utilities
There is likely to be the commitment to bring the rail network back into public ownership as current franchises expire.
Bringing other utilities such as energy supply networks back into public control is also expected, as is the reversal of the privatisation of Royal Mail.
Local authorities would be given the power to bring bus services back into public control.
Broadband
Every home and business would get free full-fibre internet by 2030 as Labour brings part of BT into public ownership to create a nationalised "British broadband service".
Taxation
The top 5% of earners would pay more to fund public services, though the details are not yet clear.
Labour would shut down "tax tricks" by going after multinational corporations with a tax on their sales, workforce and operations as a share of their global activity.
Education
Every adult would be entitled to six years of free study as part of its "cradle-to-grave" national education service, which would scrap university tuition fees and boost technical training.
Class sizes would be cut for five to seven-year-olds, 30 hours of free childcare would be given to all two to four-year-olds and new Sure Start children's centres would be opened.
Housing
Labour is pledging to end the housing crisis by building 150,000 council and social homes a year in England within half a decade.
Some £75 billion of borrowing would be spent in five years to construct council and affordable housing in a massive boost from current building rates.
Working week
A 32-hour working week would be introduced within 10 years with no loss to workers' pay. Labour expects this would be paid for by a boost to productivity
Immigration
Freedom of movement would continue if Remain won another referendum under Labour. But, if Leave won again, restrictions could be imposed. Mr Corbyn said he would not commit to "arbitrary" targets as he highlighted the necessity of migrant workers to the economy, particularly the NHS.
Environment
The climate crisis has been at the forefront of Labour's thinking in most of its pledges as it tries to make the economy carbon neutral by an as-yet unknown year.
But as part of its "green industrial revolution" it has also pledged 320,000 climate apprenticeships and billions in spending to upgrade every home to be energy efficient.


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From:Geaccone To:Harris; McCarty Sent:2017-01-11T04:39:20.0000000Z Subject:FW: 2002 Plan Lay Review Run Through
This meeting has been moved to Friday, October 26 from 9:00-11:00 in EB 42C2, Omaha Room 696.
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Tracy
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private $source_y2 = 0;
private $mime = "image/png"; # gif, jpeg, png
/**
* List of processing activities
*/
private $debug = array();
/**
* Continue to other images during mass processing
* even if an error was found at some point
*/
private $allow_continue;
/**
* Set the target dimension at the time of initialization
*
* cropnail constructor.
* @param int $width
* @param int $height
* @param int $quality
*/
public function __construct($width = 0, $height = 0, $quality = 75)
{
$this->resizeTo($width, $height);
$this->qualityTo($quality);
$this->debug = array();
}
/**
* Resize to
*
* @param int $width
* @param int $height
*/
public function resizeTo($width = 0, $height = 0)
{
$this->resize_width = abs((int)$width);
$this->resize_height = abs((int)$height);
/**
* Are the target dimensions ok?
*/
$this->allow_continue = $this->resize_width >= 1 && $this->resize_height >= 1;
}
/**
* Set Image quality
*
* @param int $quality
*/
public function qualityTo($quality = 0)
{
$this->quality = abs((int)$quality);
}
/**
* Produce the cropnail-ed image file
*
* @param string $original_filename
* @param string $cropnail_filename
* @param int $crop_pattern
* @return bool
* - true: Image has been resized correctly
* - false: Image has NOT been resized because of several reasons
*/
public function resize($original_filename = "", $cropnail_filename = "", $crop_pattern = 0)
{
/**
* Resizer needs the target dimensions
*/
if (!($this->resize_width && $this->resize_height)) {
return false;
}
/**
* Original image file should exist
* Target must be defined
*/
if (!is_file($original_filename) || !$cropnail_filename) {
return false;
}
/**
* Find out the source image size
*/
$canvas_sizes = getimagesize($original_filename);
if (!$canvas_sizes) {
$this->debug[] = "Not an image: {$original_filename}";
return false;
}
$canvas_width = $canvas_sizes[0];
$canvas_height = $canvas_sizes[1];
/**
* Maximum size of the clip proportional to the thumbnail
*/
$clip_width = 0;
$clip_height = 0;
/**
* From where should we crop the clip
*/
$this->source_x1 = 0;
$this->source_y1 = 0;
$this->source_x2 = 0;
$this->source_y2 = 0;
if ($canvas_width / $this->resize_width < $canvas_height / $this->resize_height) {
# Coverting full width, and height needs to be re-calculated
$clip_width = $canvas_width;
$clip_height = $this->resize_height * $canvas_width / $this->resize_width;
$this->debug[] = "Section A: Converting full width, and height needs to be re-calculated";
# CROPNAIL_HORIZONTAL_CENTER
$this->source_x1 = 0;
$this->source_y1 = ($canvas_height - $clip_height) / 2;
# TOP: Height Recalculation
#$this->source_y1 = 70; # ($canvas_height-$clip_height)/2;
# case: 800x600 output from a vertically too tall image
# Optionally hard coded
if ($this->cropnail_y) {
$this->source_y1 = $this->cropnail_y;
}
} else {
# Converting full height, and width needs to be re-calculated
$clip_width = $this->resize_width * $canvas_height / $this->resize_height;
$clip_height = $canvas_height;
$this->debug[] = "Section B: Converting full height, and width needs to be re-calculated";
# CROPNAIL_VERTICAL_CENTER
$this->source_x1 = ($canvas_width - $clip_width) / 2;
$this->source_y1 = 0;
# Width Recalculation
# Optionally hard coded
if ($this->cropnail_x) {
$this->source_x1 = $this->cropnail_x;
}
}
$this->source_x2 = $this->source_x1 + $clip_width;
$this->source_y2 = $this->source_y1 + $clip_height;
/**
* Validations
* Convert to the nearest/highest integer value of the width and height
*/
$clip_width = ceil($clip_width);
$clip_height = ceil($clip_height);
$this->source_x1 = ceil($this->source_x1);
$this->source_y1 = ceil($this->source_y1);
$this->source_x2 = ceil($this->source_x2);
$this->source_y2 = ceil($this->source_y2);
/**
* Canvas for target image
* Produce the croped thumbnail (actual cropnail)
*/
$destination = imagecreatetruecolor($this->resize_width, $this->resize_height);
/**
* @todo Maintain transparency in destination
*/
# imagecolorallocate
# $transparent_color = imagecolorallocatealpha($destination, 0, 0, 0, 127);
# imagefill($destination, 0, 0, $transparent_color);
/**
* Support resizing of multiple image types
*/
$source = null;
$imagesize = getimagesize($original_filename);
$this->mime = $imagesize["mime"];
switch (strtolower($imagesize["mime"])) {
case "image/gif":
$source = imagecreatefromgif($original_filename);
break;
case "image/jpeg":
$source = imagecreatefromjpeg($original_filename);
break;
case "image/png":
$source = imagecreatefrompng($original_filename);
$this->transparent = $this->is_transparent_png($original_filename);
break;
default:
/**
* Not an image file - there is no worth to attempt resize
* We do not actually come here if we limit to png, gif and jpg images
* At the moment we do not support other types of images
*/
$this->debug[] = "Not an image file: {$original_filename}";
return false;
}
/**
* Actually produce the cropnail image and save it to the file (in .jpg format)
*/
imagecopyresampled($destination, $source, 0, 0, $this->source_x1, $this->source_y1, $this->resize_width, $this->resize_height, $clip_width, $clip_height);
$success = false;
switch ($this->mime) {
case "image/gif":
$success = imagegif($destination, $cropnail_filename);
break;
case "image/jpeg":
$success = imagejpeg($destination, $cropnail_filename, $this->quality);
break;
case "image/png":
# PNG_NO_FILTER or PNG_ALL_FILTERS
# @todo Quality = 0 - 9, Convert the % value
$quality = floor($this->quality / 10);
$filters = null; # @todo
$success = imagepng($destination, $cropnail_filename, $quality, $filters);
break;
default:
$this->debug[] = "Invalid output type";
break;
}
# Some debug information
$this->debug[] = "Canvas: {$canvas_width} x {$canvas_height}, {$original_filename}";
$this->debug[] = "Clip: {$clip_width} x {$clip_height}";
$this->debug[] = "Resize To: {$this->resize_width} x {$this->resize_height}";
$this->debug[] = "Source (x1,y1), (x2,y2): ({$this->source_x1},{$this->source_y1}), ({$this->source_x2},{$this->source_y2})";
return $success;
}
/**
* Detect if a PNG Image is transparent
* @see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2057923/how-to-check-a-png-for-grayscale-alpha-color-type
* @see http://www.codingforums.com/php/257111-checking-png-files-transparency.html
* @see http://perplexed.co.uk/1814_png_optimization_with_gd_library.htm
*
* @param string $image_file
* @return bool
*/
private function is_transparent_png($image_file = "/tmp/image.png")
{
return ord(file_get_contents($image_file, null, null, 25, 1)) == 6;
}
/**
* Sets a position from where we should crop the image for the best fit.
* It is only for customized position cropping purpose.
* Optional to call.
* Defaults to center in horizontal and vertical positions.
*
* @param int $position_id
*/
public function set_postion($position_id = 0)
{
$position_id = (int)$position_id;
$this->position_id = $position_id;
}
/**
* Hack against the position IDs.
* Rather use these hard coded values.
*
* @param int $x
* @param int $y
*/
public function set_xy($x = 0, $y = 0)
{
$this->cropnail_x = (int)$x;
$this->cropnail_y = (int)$y;
}
/**
* Print the debug message
* @todo Remove this
*/
public function debug()
{
echo implode("\r\n", $this->debug);
}
/**
* Retrieve x1, y1, x2, y2
* @todo If unused, remove.
*
* @return string (x1,y1), (x2,y2)
*/
public function x1y1x2y2()
{
return "({$this->source_x1},{$this->source_y1}), ({$this->source_x2},{$this->source_y2})";
}
}


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Page Industries share price declines as Macquarie remains bearish
Macquarie cut FY19-22 EBITDA estimates by 1-4 percent on account of lower margin.
Shares of Page Industries traded lower on November 19 after Macquarie remained bearish on the stock on weak margin performance.
The stock was quoting at Rs 23,380.00, down Rs 79.95, or 0.34 percent, on the BSE at 1003 hours IST.
The stock has gained 28 percent in the last three months but corrected 12 percent in one year period.
Macquarie has maintained its underperform rating on the stock, though it raised the target price by 24 percent to Rs 19,852 from Rs 16,000, implying 15.4 percent potential downside from current levels.
"The strong recovery in sales growth is positive, but sustaining this will be key. The Q2 was driven by early festivals & higher retail incentives, but there was margin pressure on higher retail incentives & inflation in operating cost," said the brokerage.
It cut FY19-22 EBITDA estimates by 1-4 percent on account of lower margin, but increased FY19-22 EPS estimates by 3-9 percent on lower tax rate.
Page Industries is the licensee of Jockey International and Speedo in India and Sri Lanka.
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Data Storytelling and Dataviz Approach
A couple weeks ago, I came across Ken Flerlage's post on creating a customizable curvy timeline in Tableau. Since then, I've been waiting for the right dataset to take his methodology and put my spin on it.
This week's dataset was the perfect excuse to use the timeline. I won't go into the details on building the base timeline because Ken did a great job of it on his site - check it out here. I created all of the calculated fields that Ken describes, as well as a couple others to fit how I wated to present the timeline. The viz uses a dual axis where the first is a line graph, using a calculated field combining the year and point to create the path.
The second axis uses the shapes mark. Doing this allowed me to highlight the single point that I wanted to show for the year. If you've read Ken's blog, you'll know that for each year there are 20 points, so this was important for how I wanted to visualize the data. To hide the other points, I used a blank shape (a 1px x 1px png with a transparent background) for the points I didn't want to show and years that Poe did not publish any works. The dual axis also allowed me to have two different labels - one for the year, and a second showing the number of works published by Poe in that year. Both of these are driven by calculations to only show at my desired points.
In addition to driving the label, the [Number of Works] calculation is also responsible for the size and color of the circle on the timeline. The timeline is a pretty simple look, but I wanted to be able to provide a bit more background on the works for each year. To accomplish this, I used two different Viz in Tooltips to provide the additional data. The first is a break out of works by type filtered to the year the user is hovering over. The second is a listing of the works for that year.
The resulting look is really simple, but the visualization is quite nice. Another week's viz that was a lot of fun.
Poe never received the recognition for his work during his lifetime, but now you can immortalize his work in a data viz! Take some time to post your work to Tableau Public and Twitter with the hashtag #ThrowbackThursday, tagging @TThrowbackThurs. We'd really love to see what you can come up with!
Data Source
This week's dataset comes from Wikipedia. Please be sure to cite the source on your viz.


Why Aussant's Option Nationale Will Fail
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWcvN5dUjbQ
I’m currently reading a book, Political Parties: A Sociological Study of the Oligarchical Tendencies of Modern Democracy by Robert Michels. It’s first part deals with the paradox between the idea of democracy and the necessity for hierarchical organisation, then goes on to describe the psychological predispositions of human beings that permits the formation of a ruling class amongst political parties and entities. In his treatise of leadership, Michels talks lengthily of the necessity of a leader to be a great orator and communicator.
Jean-Marie Aussant is the provincial MP for Nicolet-Yamaska. He used to be part of the Parti Quebecois, but left a while ago in the gigantic gaggle-fuck of resignations that hit the party over Pauline Marois’ leadership. He has now start his own party, which according to what I understand seeks to consolidate the motivated separatists so that we can have ANOTHER referendum. The horrible video you saw up top is an official video for his new party.
Nearly 100 years after the initial publication of Political Parties, the requirement of being a good orator has largely transformed into having the capacity to communicate effectively over different media. On this point, Aussant has failed… the collection of poorly edited hand-held video clips that he presents to us as official material speaks for itself. Lens flare from dirty optics, totally unmastered audio along with cheesy poses and soundtrack all make the video so tragically bad it almost becomes funny.
I don’t believe that this guy knows what he’s undertaking… with funds and party adhesion a thousand time his, after 2 failed referendums and countless times in power over 40 years of existence, his former employer the Parti Quebecois has still not been able to get a referendum to pass. And this guy expects to win with THIS?
It’s no secret that nationalists are losing a lot of ground these days, so if Aussant REALLY wants to venture in this rocky terrain, he better come well equipped. As of right now, with a platform that reeks of PQ’s leftovers, no (good) promo material, and no big names rallied to his cause means that he’s not going to succeed in a political arena filled with experience players. Especially not with the elections coming up at such a short notice.
Something tells me the upcoming provincial elections are going to be VERY interesting.


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CCCamera Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Declared in | CCCamera.h |
Overview
A CCCamera is used in every CCNode.
Useful to look at the object from different views.
The OpenGL gluLookAt() function is used to locate the
camera.
If the object is transformed by any of the scale, rotation or
position attributes, then they will override the camera.
IMPORTANT: Either your use the camera or the rotation/scale/position properties. You can't use both.
World coordinates won't work if you use the camera.
Limitations:
- Some nodes, like CCParallaxNode, CCParticle uses world node coordinates, and they won't work properly if you move them (or any of their ancestors)
using the camera.
- It doesn't work on batched nodes like CCSprite objects when they are parented to a CCSpriteBatchNode object.
- It is recommended to use it ONLY if you are going to create 3D effects. For 2D effecs, use the action CCFollow or position/scale/rotate.
Tasks
-
dirty
whether of not the camera is dirty
property -
+ getZEye
returns the Z eye
-
– restore
sets the camera in the defaul position
-
– locate
Sets the camera using gluLookAt using its eye, center and up_vector
-
– setEyeX:eyeY:eyeZ:
sets the eye values in points
-
– setCenterX:centerY:centerZ:
sets the center values in points
-
– setUpX:upY:upZ:
sets the up values
-
– eyeX:eyeY:eyeZ:
get the eye vector values in points
-
– centerX:centerY:centerZ:
get the center vector values in points
-
– upX:upY:upZ:
get the up vector values
Instance Methods
centerX:centerY:centerZ:
get the center vector values in points
- (void)centerX:(float *)x centerY:(float *)y centerZ:(float *)z
Discussion
get the center vector values in points
Declared In
CCCamera.h
eyeX:eyeY:eyeZ:
get the eye vector values in points
- (void)eyeX:(float *)x eyeY:(float *)y eyeZ:(float *)z
Discussion
get the eye vector values in points
Declared In
CCCamera.h
locate
Sets the camera using gluLookAt using its eye, center and up_vector
- (void)locate
Discussion
Sets the camera using gluLookAt using its eye, center and up_vector
Declared In
CCCamera.h
restore
sets the camera in the defaul position
- (void)restore
Discussion
sets the camera in the defaul position
Declared In
CCCamera.h
setCenterX:centerY:centerZ:
sets the center values in points
- (void)setCenterX:(float)x centerY:(float)y centerZ:(float)z
Discussion
sets the center values in points
Declared In
CCCamera.h
setEyeX:eyeY:eyeZ:
sets the eye values in points
- (void)setEyeX:(float)x eyeY:(float)y eyeZ:(float)z
Discussion
sets the eye values in points
Declared In
CCCamera.h