Welcome to Core Reflections
I am a freelance consultant who has set up Core Reflections a consultancy company which supports organisations with sustainable, value driven transformational changes. In addition to offering wellbeing services for staff groups and individuals and support services to organisations. I have been working with organisations to develop a shared core belief, be creative thinkers, develop business strategies and create shared values. This has in some cases led to a more entrepreneurial leadership which on evaluation has resulted in staff feeling more involved, appreciated and respected
I have 29 years of experience of working within the NHS in a Psychology/Counselling service in a Primary Care trust in East London where I was a Consultant Clinical Counsellor specialising in the physical and mental health fields. In 2013 the service became a Social Enterprise where I became one of the founding Directors, until 2018.
Before my NHS role I worked as a Youth and Community worker in supporting children, families and young people within their communities to thrive alongside mentoring young people to achieve their aspirations. I have been fortunate enough to have worked with a wide group of young people including young people at risk, youth offenders and supporting people in prisons. Deaf and disabled young adults.
I grew up in East London where I continue to live and work. I am passionate about challenging health and social inequalities.
My work practice demonstrates my belief in co-production. I have developed and delivered multiple services across health, and voluntary organisations within clinical and non-clinical services. Ensuring services are relevant, needed and respond to local need.
Core Reflections offers an accessible service including British Sign Language access to Deaf community members.
During the ongoing Coronavirus Core Reflections is responding by offering the following.
- Supporting and consulting to Health Visiting Services in East London
- Supporting and Consulting to School nursing services in East London
- Supporting teachers dealing with Safeguarding issues during lockdown.
- Supporting people with Farewell family /friends letters during the Coronavirus.
- Free therapy for regular clients that have been affected by the Coronavirus, and have become unemployed.
My Ethos
Any work undertaken by Core Reflections is conducted with an ethos of respect, which is a belief I have carried with me throughout my working career.
This ethos represents the important idea that everyone has something important and valuable to offer, thus every person should be respected as such.
This encompasses the belief that services should be accessible for everyone and anything is possible if we support each other.
Services
- Clinical
- Non-Clinical
- Individuals.
- Clinicians
- Staff teams
- Individuals.
- Space to Talk
- Bereavement Groups for Staff.
- Staff groups
- Teams
- Community groups
- Organisations.
- Assisting in situations of conflict
- Impartial, independent, non- judgemental
- One to one support
- Supporting critical and creative thinking
- Encouraging creative thinking
- One to one support
- Supporting critical and creative thinking
- Encouraging creative thinking
- Interim Director of Carers Centre Tower Hamlets for 7 months from July 2019 to February 2020.
- Governor of North Star New School in Barking
- Member of Social Ark CIC
- Mentor of the Director of Film Bunch
Testimonials
I have worked with Pauline as my one-to-one clinical supervisor for a number of years as part of my practice as a self-employed psychotherapist.
Quality of the supervision
Pauline is a very highly experienced therapist and supervisor and provides very high-quality supervision. She is highly reflective and is a very supportive presence. She has a particular strength in tuning in to the experience and needs of the clients I have discussed with her and is also very skilled in helping me to reflect on my own countertransference towards clients.
Professionalism
Pauline is very professional and is clear in her boundaries and agreements in relation to booking times, payments, managing confidentiality, etc.
Overall feeling of supervision.
Overall, my feeling is that Pauline is a very grounding and supportive supervisor. I am comfortable that she will treat any questions or uncertainties I might share with her without judgment and will work through any issues I may be struggling with as a colleague and peer. Coming away from a session with Pauline, I always feel as though I have had an opportunity to explore what I needed to in depth, allowing me to support my clients with more confidence. I also feel as though she has invested a great deal of reflection and consideration in understanding my strengths as a therapist and areas where I might benefit from guidance.
Support outside the clinical supervision sessions.
Pauline helpfully makes herself available in the case of any immediate pressing concerns or emergencies relating to client care. If I have an issue I would like to get guidance from her about at short notice, I know that I can contact her to organize a call and that she will find a space to speak to me as soon as possible.
John Pollard - Psychotherapist
Working with Pauline in supervision had always been positive because we are able to communicate in British Sign Language which is my first language and she is able to understand my feelings/thoughts especially in the minority community I worked & lived in.
Sometimes working in different cultural ad language minority groups can be challenging. Pauline is able to cross any barriers with personal understanding and professional skill as a clinical supervisor.
Trudi Collier - Psychodynamic Counsellor
Pauline has helped us with complex and sensitive staff situations. She has a really practical down-to-earth approach which has resulted in measurable improvements that have meant better relationships between staff and less management time spent trying to solve problems.
Pauline has provided mediation and also bespoke communication interventions where she has taken time to understand the individuals’ issues and to make a plan to help them refocus on the work they are doing and less on the personal matters which frustrate them.
Pauline is easy to talk to and understanding. She gets to the heart of a problem and cuts through the waffle!
Leiths Cookery School of Food & Wine
I was in a dark place tried Counselling before but I felt I didn’t fit in and it was over for me after a couple of sessions.
Then I meet Pauline after Counselling sessions with her, this lady changed my life and I could see a light at the end of the tunnel. I suffered a lot of trauma and pain, my heart was aching through the anxiety and stress of everything I had experienced. She gave me tools to cope and words that I will never forget.
I’m so thankful for this amazing lady that I’m still here today to write this.
Mary, East London
Pauline joined us at a key time as Interim Director, supporting the Board and staff team to transition through significant change. Pauline joined us at a key time as Interim Director, supporting the Board and staff team to transition through significant change.
Using her extensive knowledge and networks, Pauline kept our mission and the lives of our beneficiaries central to the development of the charity, providing strategic direction by working closely with the Board of Trustees and other stakeholders.
Pauline, has an excellent coaching style, and was able to support the team to develop their roles, while improving the quality and scope of our activities.
Chair, Carers Centre Tower Hamlets, Sharron Currie
We wanted to offer wellbeing support to people taking part in online creative workshops as we knew that the subject matter was very personal and potentially emotionally triggering. This was especially the case with sessions taking place online during a series of national lockdowns. Pauline was incredibly helpful and supportive in talking through the best way to support those taking part, and very flexible in the support she was able to offer. At the forefront was a deep understanding and care for individuals going through extremely difficult changes in their lives, which gave us the confidence to trust that we were working with the right person to support them. We would definitely look to work with Pauline again in the future, and would recommend anyone running a similar project take up similar advice and wellbeing support for the people they are working with.
Katherine Wilde, Producer, Sound Voice


|
My Project
|
The PcodeOp and PcodeOpBank classes. More...
#include "typeop.hh"
Go to the source code of this file.
Classes | |
| class | IopSpace |
| Space for storing internal PcodeOp pointers as addresses. More... | |
| class | PcodeOp |
| Lowest level operation of the p-code language. More... | |
| class | PcodeOpBank |
| Container class for PcodeOps associated with a single function. More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef map< SeqNum, PcodeOp * > | PcodeOpTree |
| A map from sequence number (SeqNum) to PcodeOp. | |
Functions | |
| int4 | functionalEqualityLevel (Varnode *vn1, Varnode *vn2, Varnode **res1, Varnode **res2) |
| Try to determine if vn1 and vn2 contain the same value. More... | |
| bool | functionalEquality (Varnode *vn1, Varnode *vn2) |
| Determine if two Varnodes hold the same value. More... | |
| bool | functionalDifference (Varnode *vn1, Varnode *vn2, int4 depth) |
| Return true if vn1 and vn2 are verifiably different values. More... | |
The PcodeOp and PcodeOpBank classes.
Try to determine if vn1 and vn2 contain the same value.
Return:
| vn1 | is the first Varnode to compare |
| vn2 | is the second Varnode |
| res1 | is a reference to the first returned Varnode |
| res2 | is a reference to the second returned Varnode |


Bed bugs are parasitic insects that feed upon the blood of their hosts. Preferring the confined habitats inside beds and other furniture, remain mostly unseen during the day and come out at night to feed on people while they sleep. Despite being associated with rough urban environments, bed bugs can be unknowingly picked up from many public places such as theaters and hotels to be brought back to homes where they nest in furniture and go on to multiply to a point where they are difficult to deal with. Bed bug bites cause severe health effects such as rashes, allergic reactions, and physiological ailments.


Iím writing this at the age of 17, a year after my experience, the reason, I dont know, maybe because I feel so alone, theres no one to talk too. also, to say that you can get #$*ked up off caffeine despite all these storys of people that seem to recover
For a few mornings at my school someone took caffeine pills to give out and sell, me and my mates had one or two, there was little effect - except becoming slightly more energetic. I told him to buy me some from the shop, so he did and I paid him at school. That day I had 9 throughout the period of around about 4 - 5 hours. Probably on an empty stomach, I can't remember the details. I'm pretty sure id finished them all by lunchtime.
The reason I took them was to have fun, have a cheap buzz. The reason I kept taking more was because I couldnt feel anything at first, they took quite a while to take effect. By lunchtime I peaked out, I talked real fast to some of my friends and I remember fragmented details, being asked 'what are you on?' - and remembering the smiles of a friend as he thought it was quite cool that I was so hyperactive. The peak felt really nice but I only remember it being nice for a few minutes.
I cant remember where this fits in but at one point I was starting to realise I'd taken too much, I went to the toilet and tried to throw up, or do something, I wanted whatever was left in my stomach to get out, I dont know why I didnt throw up, maybe there wasnt enough down there to spew up. At this point I was feeling desperate - thousands of thoughts were starting to race, nothing was making sense.
The last period that day, I was in class, and I needed to go toilet really badly, partly because I was shaking heaps and didnt want people to see me like that and partly because I wanted to try and spew up again, I tried, it didnt work. I drank water trying to flush my system, I drank as much as I could, I was worrying about if I was doing the right thing, I thought drinking lots might flush my system but I also thought drinking lots might help the caffeine get absorbed more into my system, which was the last thing I wanted. I splashed water on my face, to cool me down, the day was hot and I was overheating.
After that period I had soccer training, WHY, did I go.  My heart was racing, pounding hard, I was sweating, so I had to cool myself off by splashing water on my face. One of my team members had taken some pills, except not as many, at this point he was going through a mild version of what I was going through, he wasnt in a panic, I was. I tried to hide my panic, my mates were asking me what it was like, I lied to them, trying to cover up my feelings. I got through training but I couldnt run fast, me and the other guy had to stop and get drinks while everyone else kept training hard.
I got a lift home, and went straight to my room, I wasnt shaking as much, but I felt horrible, I lay on my bed, trying to calm down, I was never going to calm down. I got a call from a close friend, he had talked to another friend who had had lots of caffeine pills at a concert, he said from her description he was worried for me. (or something along those lines, I hardly remember). I lied and said I was fine, hung up and went back to my room.
I have absolutely no idea what happened to the time, I had no appetite, I think I missed dinner, all I remember is later on at night.  I thought I was going to die, I wrote a few simple sentences of goodbye on a piece of paper which I left on the floor. 'I'm so sorry, I didnt mean to, please forgive me' a message to my family. crude, hurried, I couldnt think of anything else, my mind was racing.
I lay on the floor in agony. I remember my sister asking at some point are you allright, I said yes. (she didnt see me but she may have heard me still up, shuffling about or something.) (I didnt want to tell anyone the truth).
 OR - keep it to myself, and save myself the shame of telling someone what I was going through, and try get through the night. I chose the second option, there was no way I could tell my family, what would they think of me? I couldnt live with the shame. I would have to go through every day knowing that they knew I had overdosed on caffeine.
  I cried silently. I prayed to god, something along the lines of 'please let me live through to tomorow'.
I thought I'd never sleep, but it came, without me knowing, I woke up, I was surprised, I didnt expect to be alive. I badly wanted to stay home, but I ended up going to school, THE BUS TRIP WAS HORRIBLE. It was a very cool morning, almost the type where you can breath mist. I got on the bus, my chest was tight, I could feel EVERY single bump, it made it harder to breath. My friends tried to comfort me, they knew what had happened, advice came from all, get off at the next stop, go home, a friend even tried making me laugh by offering me a cigarette, that was the last thing I needed, I could've puke at the thought. I made it through the bus trip, and got off the bus, my friends helped me to sit down in the bus shelter, I had to walk incredibly slowly.
The road to school was about 500 meters, there was no way I could get that far without collapsing, My friends left me half way, and one of them took me to another mates house, where we stopped off occasionally, my mate told his mum I was having chest pains, I was desperate, she took my temperature, I said it was probably just the cold, she offered a lift to school, I gladly accepted. I decided with my friend whether to see the nurse and tell her what happened. I didnt know how much confidentiality I would get so I didnt tell the truth, I said Iíve just got a sore chest and it must be because of the cold, she took it no further and let me lie down in a room.
I left about 40 mins later and went to class. My chest having improved slightly. My heart was pumping weirdly, abnormally. After a few days I had told a few friends. (they mostly said it should go away) A week or so later it was still pumping quite hard. I couldnt seek help. Its hard to explain, I couldnt face the embarrassment.
(I'd sit in class not being able to do work, only thinking about one thing, would my pulse slow down?), I'd check my pulse often, trying to stay away from physical activity, slowing it down as much as I could. Now I realise, it may have stayed fast for so long because I thought about it too much, the added stress would not have helped at all... (your mind really can influence your physical wellbeing)
Soccer games on the weekend were hard, my heart would be pounding, trying to keep up with the pace. I'd get increddibly tired quickly, needing fluids, and feeling dizzy. One game, it poured, the ball hit me in the side of the head, I was slightly concust, added with my physical state I couldve collapsed in a few instants, the rain helped keep me standing, I got partial tunnel vision, things were blurry, I saw sparkles, the frames per second from my eye dropped, the ball would be there and skip, id try kick it, and miss by a mile. I told my mum I would be fine, she wanted me to see a doctor, I thought otherwise, I went home and had a dizzy shower, I had a splitting headache.
A few months later I was practically normal again, I think. I didnt think much about my overdose anymore because I didnt feel any effects of it anymore.
Soccer trials came for the next season, I absolutely was too unfit to do much. Doing lots of sprinting in the past, and some cross country, I was usually quite fit.  After short runs, my heart would pump fast way sooner than it should. I didnt make the team I had dreamed of making (and probably could have made if id been fit). I joined a public team, and my fitness level improved, although by the end of the season it wasnt at the level it should have been, if I hadn't od'd.
The rest of the year slowly passed, lots of it went okay, towards the end things started to change, id sit in class and notice my hands shaking a bit, not much. I wouldnt be like this all the time, but I'd notice in certain positions or if I gripped things tightly my hand / arm would shake quite noticeably. After sitting still in not fully supporting chairs, that id shake a little. Basically my little experience from the end of the last year had #@%ked with my body. My emotions and mood would be on / off, I'd still try hard at work, but my physical state would get me down, the standards of my work dropped, sometimes thought would be bent on what was happening to me. Still, I remained quiet. I'd smoke weed occasionally with crazy thoughts of, it'd make me feel better. When I'd drink, I'd drink lots, to drown my feelings, mental and physical, its only temporary relief, theres no point in it.
Now, towards when Iím writing this, I still shake, I feel like my body isn't 100%, Iíve been thinking it could be from a higher blood pressure or something.. Every now and then, I do get a sorish chest. Why am I so honest, I just pray Iím doing the right thing, not seeking help, Iíve lived first hand that your diet effects your body, through some sorta self education Iím learning how to live healthy, stay away from certain foods, stay away from products with caffeine, Iíve had coke a few times, depending on my mental and physical state, sometimes Iím okay with it, other times Iím sensitive to it
Through this whole year, my minds been through way too much (a bit of an emotional rollercoaster), with a big workload, other problems, family, friends, etc, the stress can build up pretty high, although I ABSOLUTLEY HATE WHAT I DID, Iíve learnt a lot from my experiences, I DO look at life differently, I try and enjoy simple things, I look at the sunset, trees, leaves and smile, I treat others with respect, I TRY and treasure every moment Iíve got. I think way more than I used to, I regret what I did, but then again, maybe it was for the better, maybe I'll live through life and have a greater understanding of importance, values, what we have, the stupidity of some things. Maybe I think too much because my body has a chemical imbalance now, stuck in a cycle of hyperactivity. There are many questions I'd like answered, I cant face the truth tho, not yet.
(theres lots more to my experience and there will be lots more - (if you havent realised it yet, sadly Iím still living my experience, right now), I cant talk forever, or remember everything I'd like to say, or can I bring myself to fully explain the extent of my feelings, some are so hard to talk about)
To all of you out there, stay fit.  One moment life is good, the next its pure agony. Not only for you, but for the others around you. Sure, some days Iíve felt I would rather be dead, Iím not joking, experiences like this change your view on everything. Then again, the way I think now is, your not only living for yourself, your living for the others around you, before you ruin your life with drugs or think suicidal thoughts, realise that life is precious (no matter what), and never think otherwise.
Think before you act, please, life is delicate
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Select an adapter to configure.
Please modify these details and then press save to store them on the server
SkyRepo mechanisms to backup the ElasticSearch database, once it is backed up it can be restored from the backup or the database can be wiped and then later restored with the backup files.


| Opcode(s) | Company | Contact | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0x4000 | Microsoft | Weihai Chen | Used by Microsoft in Win 2000 (and presumably also in their Win 95 and 98 IPP clients) |
| 0x4001-0x400F | Apple Inc./OpenPrinting | Michael Sweet | Used in the CUPS implementation of IPP. For details see https://openprinting.github.io/cups/doc/spec-ipp.html |
| 0x4010 | Peerless Systems Imaging Products | Kris Henderson | |
| 0x4011-0x4019 | Currently reserved. | ||
| 0x401A-0x4025 | Novell | Ted Tronson | |
| 0x4026 | Xerox | Peter Zehler | |
| 0x4027-0x4028 | Apple Inc./OpenPrinting | Michael Sweet | Used in the CUPS implementation of IPP. For details see https://openprinting.github.io/cups/doc/spec-ipp.html |
| 0x4029-0x402A | HP | Kevin Sigl | |
| 0x402B-0x402D | Lakeside Robotics Corporation | Michael Sweet | Printer Application Framework (PAPPL): IPP-EXTENSIONS.md |
It is highly recommended that the functionality represented by the requested operation code be presented to the PWG for inclusion in an official specification before requesting the allocation of a proprietary operation code.
Send email to the IPP secretary to request one or more operation codes in the vendor space (0x4000 to 0xFFFF). The body of the email should contain the following information:
Contact Name: Contact Email: Company Name: Number of Operation Codes -or- Specific Operation Code: Description: Specification Document URL (optional): Specification Document (optional):


Ten Reasons to Go English Country Dancing
1 It’s Really, Really Fun.
2 It’s Easy: If you can count and skip and tell your right hand from your left, you can begin doing the easy dances immediately. This form of dance does not require fancy footwork or a high level of coordination. This is an excellent place to learn, even if you’ve never done any folk dancing. Beginners are very welcome.
3 It’s Social: The level of interaction that occurs between all the dancers in the set make this a very social dance form. Singles or partners are welcome. This is a very friendly community, and a great way to meet new people.
4 It’s Good Exercise: How many calories did you burn the last time you watched a TV show? Yeah, that’s what we thought. Although English country dancing is not as strenuous as a workout at the gym, it does a whole lot more for your health than a sitcom and a bag of potato chips. It’s a good, light exercise.
5 It’s Casual: We are not a performance troupe, so our goal is not to make the dances look perfect. Our goal is to have fun, and we can do that without requiring technical perfection. Come as you are, wear casual clothes, relax and enjoy it.
6 It’s Low-Tech: Tired of staring at a computer screen all day? So are we. Come dance with us! We won’t require you to look at a computer screen all night. We promise!
7 Indulge Your Inner Anglophile: Come on, you know you want to.
8 It’s Good Clean Fun: Although English country dance has been known to lead to Renaissance Faire addiction, apart from that, it’s totally harmless. (Actually, we love our local Renaissance Faire, especially the Newcastle Country Dancers.)
9 It Brings Together People of All Ages: This form of entertainment appeals to a wide range of ages, which helps bridge the gap between generations. Whether you’re a teen, a septuagenarian, or someone in between, there’s a place here for you.
10 Did We Mention That It’s Really, Really Fun?
Dance Schedule
Come dance with us! We usually meet on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month, from 7:00—9:30 p.m., at Peace United Church (upper hall), 900 High Street, Santa Cruz, California. (See the Contact page for directions.) (We meet on only the second Thursday in November and December.)


Select the column to be edited by clicking on the downward arrow button to the right. Note changes will not be made unless the Apply button is pressed.
This changes the TDISP keyword in the header of the CHDU. If the TDISP keyword does not exist, the entry field appear blank. A new TDISP keyword will be inserted when a value is entered and the Apply button pressed. If the TDISP keyword field is blank when Apply is clicked, a pre-existing keyword will be deleted.
The allowed forms of the TDISP keyword for standard FITS files are:
This changes the TUNIT keyword in the header of the CHDU. If the TUNIT keyword does not exist, the entry field appear blank. A new TUNIT keyword will be inserted when a value is entered and the Apply button pressed. If the TUNIT keyword field is blank when Apply is clicked, a pre-existing keyword will be deleted.
This changes the TTYPE keyword in the header of the CHDU, only if the new name is different from the current one. A column name cannot be blank.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block header %}
This module is implemented in Python with Flask. See Micro Moves blog series for details. It introduced this module in Part 7.


Survey systems and other third-party data sources commonly use non-standard representations of logical values when it comes to qualitative data - "Yes", "No" and "N/A", say. batman is a package designed to seamlessly convert these into logicals. It is highly localised, and contains equivalents to boolean values in languages including German, French, Spanish, Italian, Turkish, Chinese and Polish.
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
| Imports: | Rcpp |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2015-10-26 |
| Author: | Oliver Keyes [aut, cre], Ruben C. Arslan [ctb], Christopher Akiki [ctb], Mine Cetinkaya-Rundel [ctb], Peter Meissner [ctb], Ilaria Prosdocimi [ctb], Thomas Leeper [ctb], Amy Lee [ctb], Adolfo Álvarez [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Oliver Keyes <ironholds at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ironholds/batman/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/ironholds/batman |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | batman results |
| Reference manual: | batman.pdf |
| Package source: | batman_0.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: batman_0.1.0.zip, r-release: batman_0.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: batman_0.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: batman_0.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: batman_0.1.0.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=batman to link to this page.


Colossians 3:24
Knowing that of the Lord ye shall receive the reward of the inheritance: for ye serve the Lord Christ.


Feel free to take part in our forum. We have daily ongoing discussions and upcoming webinars on the tech industry and various companies such as Airbus are engaging with the youth to promote the both the industry and the country's development.
Take part in private chats with professional mentors, potential investors, work experienced gurus and university interns.
Get weekly news updates on ongoing meetups and job opportunities along with the requirements and qualifications.
Contact our customer care for any questions and clarifications.


October 8
For verily I say unto you, If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed, ye shall say unto this mountain, Remove hence to yonder place; and it shall remove; and nothing shall be impossible unto you. Matthew 17:20
Someone once said that the reason I can live like I do is because I have special faith. But, you know, that's just not true. I don't have special faith. God has given me the same measure of faith He's given to you and every other believer. The only reason my faith looks like it works better is because I use it!
If you've been living in the shadow of a mountain, waiting for God to give you some kind of special faith, make a change today. Step out and put the measure of faith you have to work moving the spiritual, physical, mental, or financial obstacles Satan has brought against you.
Romans 12:3 says God has dealt to every man the measure of faith. Believe Him! Step out in faith about that faith! Say, "Heavenly Father, I thank You that through faith in Jesus Christ, You have shared Your nature and Your Spirit with me. I am grateful for the measure of faith imparted to me as a believer.
"I make the decision today to walk in that faith. To put it to work on the situations around me. I commit myself to operate in mountain-moving faith, for I know that it is impossible to please You without it (Heb. 11:6).
"As I plant this faith and water it with Your Word (Rom. 10:17), I expect it to grow and overcome the mountains in my life and in the lives of those for whom I intercede.
"Thank You, Father, that as I do this, nothing shall be impossible to me! In Jesus' Name. Amen."
Scripture Reading: Luke 8:41-56


This is a website that I've made in order to introduce you my educational and professional background.
While you're here, feel free to look around and check out my page code.
Rafi's Academic and Professional History
- Bishop O'Dowd High School 2010
- University of Puget Sound 2014
- Code Fellows 2016
Starbucks Co. 2015-2016
The Floor Show 2015
KALW 91.7FM


MinneStore Version 2.03 for Visual Works 3.0 NC
MinneStore Version 2.03 Copyright © 1997, 1998 by Jonathan Carlson
-------------------------------------------------------------------
MinneStore Version 2.03 for Visual Works 3.0 NC
Porting Version 1.2
Copyright © 1999 by Giovanni Giorgi
***Note: This porting is *freeware*, but Giovanni Giorgi owns the copyright.
See License.txt for more details.
If you modify it (and I hope you let me know about bugs) you should keep track
of your changes and send back the code to me for a new release!!
Document created 5 January 1999
Last Update:13 March 1999
Introduction
This document has been created and updated by Giovanni Giorgi<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and will provide information on the porting
for VW 3.0
The Porting is done thinking of Unix/Mac/Os2 Users too, so MinneStore
will use the right directory delimiter under every OS. I tried the code
under Linux and it is very very fast compared to the Windows95 Virtual
Machine of Visualworks 3.0
The original code is CR-LF delimited, but this isn't a problem for use.
Look at www.objectshare.com
for downloading a free non-commercial
version of VisualWorks 3.0
You should read this at least until you hit the "Additional information
for the porting" part.
I hope that all will work, but if problems occurs, feel free to e-mail
to me.
Index
-
Installing on VW 3.0 NC
-
Installing on VW 2.5.x
-
How To Update MinneStore
-
Additional information
-
Debugging the propertyAt:..
methods
-
Next Relase?
Installing on VW 3.0 NC
Copy the two files MinneStore.pcl & MinneStore.pst in visualworks_home\image
or in
visualworks_home\parcels.
Simply load the parce!
To do this launch VW and select the menu Tools/Load Parcel Named...
inserting MinneStore at the prompt.
Installing on VW 2.5.x
Note: I do not even have the VW 2.5, so I *cannot test* this procedure,
but it should work.
Maybe the Exception-porting can NOT work, so someone may want to modify it
and send it back to me?
First of ALL evaluate:
Smalltalk at:#MinneStorePropertyDB put: (WeakDictionary new: 100).
This will add a small class to the system. File-in the code in the vw2.5porting.st
file using the menu item Tools/File list.
Try the database:
MSExample ExampleCode
VW 2.5.x Warning:
This code modify deeply your image, so install
it in a fresh image or integrate (file-in) in a parcel. The VW 3.0 Parcel
engine fix some problems the VW 2.5.x system has
Uninstalling on VW 3.0 NC
Don't worry if the first time you try to unload the parcel an error
occur. Click Terminate on the error box, and re-do the unload action. All
will work. This problem isn't so easy to fix for the moment!!
Report of TestSuite:
TestSuite runCompatibilityTest. "Ok 99%"
Only one line failed, but is ok for most uses. I changed that method
in CompatibilityTesting>>testFileProtocol
Look at FlavorCompatibility class>>createLockFile: aString ifExists:
aBlock
TestSuite runDiskObjectServiceTest. "OK"
TestSuite runMinneStoreTest1 "OK"
TestSuite runMinneStoreTest2. "OK"
TestSuite runMinneStoreTest3. "OK"
TestSuite runMinneStoreTest4. "OK"
No important errors remains and it works at 95-100%
How To Update MinneStore
Example:
Suppose you downloaded the file MinneStore.st of version 3.0 of MinneStore
and you want to update it. It is very easy:
-
Copy the MinneStore.st in the visualworks_home\image directory
-
Launch VW, then open parcel browse, select MinneStone parcel and click
with the right mouse button on it.
-
Select build/addFileIn and file in the MinneStore.st file.
-
Save the MinneStore parcel.
-
Plan a small journey to Milan (Italy), my city :)
Additional information for the porting.
(if you are tired you can stop reading :)
All code modified by me has a comment with a "GG" string in it. In some
cases I left original code fragments as comments. Maybe some (very
little) comments are in Italian, but I promise to translate it in the next
release (yip don't you like this language?...:).
Most (but not all) of the code modified is in the "MinneStore-GG-Patch"
category. I must supply a new class called File. This isn't so elegant,
because this class name is too common and it isn't part of standard VW
library.
I try to modify less possible the MinneStore
Code, for avoiding putting some bugs in it!!
Worst Problems fixed:
-
The propertyAt: & so on methods aren't implemented in VW so I must
create a workaround. The problem is this: I cannot add a instance variable
to Object (it prints out "cannot make a byte subclass....") so I build
Global Variable with the information needed. The variable name is
MinneStorePropertyDB and I take care of right initialisation/release using
the Parcel pre-load action & post-unload action. This is quite elegant
in VW 3.0, but cannot be done in VW 2.0 :(
Note: The infos in MinneStorePropertyDB AREN'T SAVED in the objects
itself when serialaized to files (=database do not record it?). This is
NOT a problem for MinneStore, but if some memory is retained in the MinneStorePropertyDB
you can do, ONLY when DB ARE NOT OPENED!!, this action: FlavorCompatibility
clearMemory. to clear the Propery Dictionary and save a bit of space! Because
all tests succesfully passed, the semantics is saved.
-
A lot of problems TOO derive from file model, but have been fixed in a
good way. The MSExample will work fine and the Exception engine is working
in the right way.
Minor Changes (in order of importance)
-
The Exception porting seems work, but I'd like a bit of testing about it.
E-mail me if some problems occurs! I don't know if my porting is compliance
with new exception model of VW (this would be a problem for the VW 2.5.x
relase but we must be compliant because the next version of VW will not
support the old model).
-
In MSNilValue I added the method "lessFromInteger:" and it seems work right.
I do the porting in 4 days, and I review my changes in about 10 days. The
original code has been taken from the VisualSmalltalk porting (I think
it should be the best thing to do).
Improvements
-
The speed is a major problem. I will try to speed-up the code in the next
relase, reducing the message needed for having a object property or for
creating a lock file.
-
One thing is very strange: the code in FlavorCompatibility>>clone:
anObject message can be replaced with a simple line like anObject
copy ? I don't think is possibile but what is the reason? This would
improve performance a little.
-
Most classes have comments as a Comment method in the class. I'd like to
build a small program for copying this comments but I have no time... Does someone
want to help me?.....
Debugging the propertyAt:..
methods
Only for debugging purpose you can use:
Object debugPropertyEngine
For destroying the PropertyDB WHEN DB ARE
CLOSED use:
FlavorCompatibility clearMemory.
Next Relase?
The next relase of this porting is planned in middle 1999 for having compatibility
with the VW-5.0 if I can get a beta copy of it. ENJOY!!
// Giovanni Giorgi e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>---<EMAIL_ADDRESS>// (ex)Tutor at Depart. of Information Technology of Milan, Italy
// http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hall/7276/
// http://www.silab.dsi.unimi.it/~gg482344/tutor/tutor.htm


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %} Tools and Plugins {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Online Data Package viewer app lets you get a nice human-friendly view of a Data Package in seconds.
DataPackagist - the online datapackage.json maker creates the datapackage.json
file needed to turn data into a Data Package.
Online validator checks your datapackage.json
and Data Package are good to go.
For Excel you can just open the CSV file! We're also working on a macro – see this issue for details.
Google Spreadsheet Import (in progress)
There is a python script (with no dependencies) to load a Tabular Data Package into Postgresql
As an alternative you can use the datapak gem (in Ruby w/ ActiveRecord) to load Tabular Data Packages into Postgresql.
There is a simple python script (no dependencies) to load a Tabular Data Packages into SQLite
As an alternative you can use the datapak gem (in Ruby w/ActiveRecord) to load Tabular Data Packages into SQLite.
A function to read data from a Tabular Data Package is available for download from MATLAB Central's File Exchange. To contribute to the library, see the project's GitHub repository.
There is a BIML project that uses datapackage.json to generate SSIS packages that can load the contents of a Tabular Data Package into a SQL Server database. Find out more about SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS).
There is a comprehensive set of NodeJS libraries which are "officially" supported.
datapackage.json
filesdatapackage.json
)datapackage.json
)A module useful for loading and managing data packages in Python. The module is available in PyPI so it can be installed using:
pip install datapackage
The source code is a available under the GPL.
See previous section
See previous section
Ruby library for parsing and validating both data packages and tabular data packages.
You can use the datapak gem to work with tabular data packages (lets you download, load or query datasets using SQL via ActiveRecord - thus, works with any SQL database; defaults to an in-memory SQLite database).
data package manager (dpm) - comprehensive command line tool.
The JSON Schemas for Data Protocol Formats project provides schemas for several of the simple data formats published as part of the Data Protocols effort. Those schemas include:
data-package.json
-- datapackage.json package filesjson-table-schema.json
-- JSON Table Schemas objectscsv-dialect-description-format.json
-- for validating CSV Dialect Description Format dialect
objectsThis Golang package provides struct specifications for Data Package as well as a command line tool to create Data Packages.


JACARANDA HOTEL KISUMU
Tell:+254367876 Transport:YES Website: Jacaranda.com Staff Support:YES
Jacarnda hotel Kisumu is located near the great Lake Victoria.It is about 100m from the
main town thus easily accessible.It has lots of facilities and its one of the famous hotels in the area.
MAP DIRECTIONS


'use strict';
import {container} from './container';
/**
* A simple dependency injection module.
* Use the "injectable" decorator to mark your injectable service providers,
* then use the "resolve" function to acquire the fully resolved top-level service object.
* If your service provider extends AutoInject, then it does not need a constructor -
* it can use "Constructor-less Dependency Injection", relying on the AutoInject constructor
* to attach its dependencies.
*
* @example
* import {injectable} from 'effortless-di';
* import {resolve} from 'effortless-di';
* @injectable(Service1, ...)
* class Application { constructor(service1, ...) { ... }, run() { ... } }
* resolve(Application).run();
* @example
* import DI from 'effortless-di';
* @DI.injectable(Service1, ...)
* class Application extends DI.AutoInject { run() { ... } }
* DI.resolve(Application).run();
* @namespace
* @property {Function} injectable - The dependency injection decorator function.
* @property {Function} autoinjectable - A base class for managing "constructor-less" injection.
* @property {Function} resolve - The service class resolver function.
* @property {Object} DI - A DI namespace containing the injectable() and resolve() functions and the AutoInject class.
*/
module.exports = {
injectable: container.injectable,
autoinjectable: container.autoinjectable,
resolve: container.resolve,
DI: container
};


Skip to main content
Toggle navigation
Menu
Design
Projects
Dashboards
Configure
Deployments
Execution Servers
Manage
Process Definitions
Process Instances
Jobs
Track
Task Lists
Task Reports
Process Reports
Business Dashboards
Application 1
Application 2
Application 3
Brian Johnson
About
Log Out
Spaces
Space Name
Project Name
Publish
Build
Deploy
8
Add Asset
Import Asset
Edit Contributors
Duplicate
Rename
Delete
Fork
Project Name
Assets
8
Change Requests
4
Contributors
12
Metrics
Settings
Search
#5582 Name of Change Request
Mark Proctor
Oct 27, 2017
2 changed files
123
#1532 Name of Change Request
Kirill Gaevskii
Nov 27, 2017
4 changed files
22
#5478 Short Name
Alex Porcelli
Oct 27, 2017
12 changed files
2
#1222 Longer Name of Change Request
Roger Martinez
Jan 27, 2017
6 changed files
52
#1892 Name of Change Request
Kris Verlaenen
Oct 27, 2017
33 changed files
27
#5582 Very Long Name of Change Request
Adriel Paredes
May 27, 2017
2 changes files
32
#1672 Name of Change Request
Eder Ignatowicz
Oct 27, 2017
4 changes files
9
Help
Version
0.0
jBPM is open source software, released under the
Apache Software License 2.0
.
Preferences
Language
English
German
Spanish
French
Japanese
Portuguese
Chinese (Simplified)
View Mode
Basic
Compact
Advanced
Layouts
Reset Perspective Layouts


First, make sure that mod_wsgi is installed on your server.
Create a new virtualhost in your Apache configuration and put the following content inside:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName <your value>
DocumentRoot <path to your site's dir>
Alias /media/ <path to your site's dir>/media/
<Directory <path to your site's dir>/media>
Order deny,allow
Allow from all
</Directory>
Alias /sitestatic/ <path to your site's dir>/sitestatic/
<Directory <path to your site's dir>/sitestatic>
Order deny,allow
Allow from all
</Directory>
WSGIScriptAlias / <path to your site's dir>/wsgi.py
</VirtualHost>
This is just one possible configuration.
Note
Django 1.3 users, please consult this page, it contains an example wsgi.py file.
Note
You will certainly need more configuration in order to launch Apache.
First, make sure that mod_python is installed on your server.
Create a new virtualhost in your Apache configuration and put the following content inside:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName <your value>
DocumentRoot <path to your site's dir>
<Location "/">
SetHandler mod_python
PythonHandler django.core.handlers.modpython
PythonPath "['<path to directory that contains your site's dir>'] + sys.path"
SetEnv DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE <your site's name>.settings
</Location>
Alias "/sitestatic" "<path to your site's dir>/sitestatic"
<Location "/sitestatic/">
SetHandler None
</Location>
Alias "/media" "<path to your site's dir>/media"
<Location "/media/">
SetHandler None
</Location>
</VirtualHost>
This is just one possible configuration.
Note
You will certainly need more configuration in order to launch Apache.
Nginx is a really fast HTTP server. Associated with Green Unicorn, it gives you one of the best setup to serve python/Django applications. Modoboa’s performances are really good with this configuration.
To use this setup, first download and install those softwares (Install gunicorn and install nginx).
Then, use the following sample gunicorn configuration (create a new file named gunicorn.conf.py inside Modoboa’s root dir):
backlog = 2048
bind = "unix:/var/run/gunicorn/modoboa.sock"
pidfile = "/var/run/gunicorn/modoboa.pid"
daemon = True
debug = False
workers = 2
logfile = "/var/log/gunicorn/modoboa.log"
loglevel = "info"
To start gunicorn, execute the following commands:
$ cd <modoboa dir>
$ gunicorn_django -c gunicorn.conf.py
Now the nginx part. Just create a new virtual host and use the following configuration:
upstream modoboa {
server unix:/var/run/gunicorn/modoboa.sock fail_timeout=0;
}
server {
listen 443;
server_name <host fqdn>;
root <modoboa's root dir>;
access_log /var/log/nginx/<host fqdn>.access.log;
error_log /var/log/nginx/<host fqdn>.error.log;
location /sitestatic/ {
autoindex on;
}
location /media/ {
autoindex on;
}
location / {
proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
proxy_set_header Host $http_host;
proxy_redirect off;
proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Protocol ssl;
proxy_pass http://modoboa;
}
}
Paste this content to your configuration (replace values between <> with yours), restart nginx and enjoy a really fast application!


There's a sign on the wall, But she wants to be sure 'Cause you know sometimes words have two meanings.
In a tree by the brook. There's a songbird who sings. Sometimes all of our thoughts are misgiving, it makes me wonder.
There's a feeling I get. When I look to the west, And my spirit is crying for leaving. In my thoughts I have seen
Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts
Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts
Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts


Distributed Event-Stream-Processing Platform
Asynchronous Communication
within
Applications
Distributed Event-Stream-Processing Platform
Asynchronous Communication
between
Applications
Distributed
Event
-Stream-Processing Platform
Topic
Distributed
Event
-Stream-Processing Platform
Topic
Event
Distributed
Event
-Stream-Processing Platform
Topic
Event
Distributed
Event-Stream-Processing
Platform
Base Architecture
Distributed
Event-Stream-Processing
Platform
Persitant Serial Commit Log
Distributed
Event-Stream-Processing
Platform
Configuration
Distributed
Event-Stream-Processing
Platform
Distributed System
Distributed
Event-Stream-Processing
Platform
Partitions
Distributed
Event-Stream-Processing
Platform
Partitions
Distributed
Event-Stream-Processing
Platform
Replication
Distributed
Event-Stream-Processing
Platform
Schema-Registry
Distributed
Event-Stream-Processing
Platform
Schema-Registry
Distributed
Event-Stream-Processing
Platform
Schema-Registry
Distributed
Event-Stream-Processing
Platform
Schema-Registry
Distributed
Event-Stream-Processing
Platform
Schema-Registry
Distributed
Event-Stream-Processing
Platform
Schema-Registry
Distributed
Event-Stream-Processing
Platform
Schema-Registry
Distributed
Event-Stream-Processing
Platform
Schema-Registry
Distributed Event-
Stream-Processing
Platform
Stream Processing
Distributed Event-
Stream-Processing
Platform
Consumer Groups & Partition Offsets
Distributed Event-
Stream-Processing
Platform
Consumer Groups & Partition Offsets
Distributed Event-
Stream-Processing
Platform
Consumer Groups & Partition Offsets
Distributed Event-
Stream-Processing
Platform
Consumer Groups & Partition Offsets
Distributed Event-
Stream-Processing
Platform
Consumer Groups & Partition Offsets
Distributed Event-
Stream-Processing
Platform
Consumer Groups & Partition Offsets
Distributed Event-
Stream-Processing
Platform
Consumer Groups & Partition Offsets
Basic Demo-Application
Contracts & Clients
Basic Demo-Application
Client Changed
Basic Demo-Application
Client Changed
Basic Demo-Application
Client Changed
Kafka Connect
Architecture
Kafka Connect
Architecture
Kafka Connect
Demo Application with Connect
Kafka Connect
Client Duplicates from Postgres
Kafka Connect
Client Duplicates from Postgres
Kafka Connect
Contract Created to Elastic
Kafka Connect
Contract Created to Elastic
Kafka Streams
Demo Application with KStreams
Kafka Streams
Filter & Augment Contract
Kafka Streams
Filter & Augment Contract
Kafka Streams
Filter & Augment Contract
Kafka Streams
Filter & Augment Contract


Multimedia Engineer
Bogotá, Colombia
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>+57<PHONE_NUMBER>
Skills
Others
Sass, Materialize, Markdown, Jekyll, Git, Bash
Languages
Spanish
English
References
Carolina Rodríguez
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>+57<PHONE_NUMBER>
Ingeniera de Comunicaciones - DIAN
Sebastián Pupo
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>+57<PHONE_NUMBER>
Administrador de empresas
Multimedia Engineer with knowledge in several fields such as Web Development, WordPress, Cloud Computing, UX, development of multimedia products and e-learning enviroments, among others. I am a reliable and commited person, addicted to learning, passionate about technology and multimedia. I'm a problem solver and can work efficiently on my own or with a team.
Bachelor graduate
Ingeniero en Multimedia
Curso de Cloud Computing
Web Development Bootcamp con énfasis en el stack MERN
Presentation of the project "Sistema de interacción entendible y accesible para procesadores de texto enfocados a Low Users y Non Users", in the XIX Encuentro Nacional y XIII Internacional de Semilleros de Investigación ENISI
Presentation of the project "Evaluación de usabilidad e procesadores de texto enfocada a los inmigrantes digitales"
Handling of credit portfolio of Macy's y Bloomingdale's.
WeboCreativo is a is a web development company located in Bogotá.
Wikot is an agency who thinks in digital, implementing messages with diverse audiences in various settings and mainly focusing on different channels of interaction.


Life is hectic enough without trying to remember the watering schedules for each member of your indoor garden. We can help! When you create a profile, you can add each of your plants and set an individual watering schedule to meet each plant's individual watering needs. You set the schedule but we'll keep track of it for you and keep you on track with text message reminders for each plant in your home.


🎭 Arya's Art Manager 🎭
Wines Movies NPR Tiny Desks TV Shows Books GitHub ->Better Call Saul Season 3 Vince Gilligan & Peter Gould
Quite a fantastic piece of work. There's something so deliberate and authentic about their storytelling; the entire show has so much to say about America. Also, the camera does crazy things throughout the show. The way it changes focus is absolutely insane. I'm looking forward to getting into Breaking Bad.


|
QuantLib: a free/open-source library for quantitative finance
Fully annotated sources - version 1.30
|
#include <ql/experimental/barrieroption/vannavolgainterpolation.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| VannaVolgaInterpolationImpl (const I1 &xBegin, const I1 &xEnd, const I2 &yBegin, Real spot, DiscountFactor dDiscount, DiscountFactor fDiscount, Time T) | |
| void | update () override |
| Real | value (Real k) const override |
| Real | primitive (Real) const override |
| Real | derivative (Real) const override |
| Real | secondDerivative (Real) const override |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Interpolation::templateImpl< I1, I2 > | |
| templateImpl (const I1 &xBegin, const I1 &xEnd, const I2 &yBegin, const int requiredPoints=2) | |
| Real | xMin () const override |
| Real | xMax () const override |
| std::vector< Real > | xValues () const override |
| std::vector< Real > | yValues () const override |
| bool | isInRange (Real x) const override |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Interpolation::Impl | |
| virtual | ~Impl ()=default |
| virtual void | update ()=0 |
| virtual Real | xMin () const =0 |
| virtual Real | xMax () const =0 |
| virtual std::vector< Real > | xValues () const =0 |
| virtual std::vector< Real > | yValues () const =0 |
| virtual bool | isInRange (Real) const =0 |
| virtual Real | value (Real) const =0 |
| virtual Real | primitive (Real) const =0 |
| virtual Real | derivative (Real) const =0 |
| virtual Real | secondDerivative (Real) const =0 |
Private Member Functions | |
| Real | vega (Real k) const |
Private Attributes | |
| std::vector< Real > | premiaBS |
| std::vector< Real > | premiaMKT |
| std::vector< Real > | vegas |
| Real | atmVol_ |
| Real | spot_ |
| Real | fwd_ |
| DiscountFactor | dDiscount_ |
| DiscountFactor | fDiscount_ |
| Time | T_ |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from Interpolation::templateImpl< I1, I2 > | |
| Size | locate (Real x) const |
| Protected Attributes inherited from Interpolation::templateImpl< I1, I2 > | |
| I1 | xBegin_ |
| I1 | xEnd_ |
| I2 | yBegin_ |
Definition at line 82 of file vannavolgainterpolation.hpp.
| VannaVolgaInterpolationImpl | ( | const I1 & | xBegin, |
| const I1 & | xEnd, | ||
| const I2 & | yBegin, | ||
| Real | spot, | ||
| DiscountFactor | dDiscount, | ||
| DiscountFactor | fDiscount, | ||
| Time | T | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 85 of file vannavolgainterpolation.hpp.
|
overridevirtual |
Implements Interpolation::Impl.
Definition at line 97 of file vannavolgainterpolation.hpp.
Implements Interpolation::Impl.
Definition at line 107 of file vannavolgainterpolation.hpp.
Implements Interpolation::Impl.
Definition at line 123 of file vannavolgainterpolation.hpp.
Implements Interpolation::Impl.
Definition at line 126 of file vannavolgainterpolation.hpp.
Implements Interpolation::Impl.
Definition at line 129 of file vannavolgainterpolation.hpp.
Definition at line 144 of file vannavolgainterpolation.hpp.
|
private |
Definition at line 134 of file vannavolgainterpolation.hpp.
|
private |
Definition at line 135 of file vannavolgainterpolation.hpp.
|
private |
Definition at line 136 of file vannavolgainterpolation.hpp.
|
private |
Definition at line 137 of file vannavolgainterpolation.hpp.
|
private |
Definition at line 138 of file vannavolgainterpolation.hpp.
|
private |
Definition at line 139 of file vannavolgainterpolation.hpp.
|
private |
Definition at line 140 of file vannavolgainterpolation.hpp.
|
private |
Definition at line 141 of file vannavolgainterpolation.hpp.
|
private |
Definition at line 142 of file vannavolgainterpolation.hpp.


Due to the board's admission and transfer policies, Pettit was forced to attend a school that his father argued to have an inadequate curriculum. He went through some hardships, which is also one of the main reasons the NAACP was so involved in supporting his case. It is very commendable for NAACP to have taken this path since Pettit is now an icon because of sticking to the fight of social injustice and racial discrimination.
A lot can be emulated from the scenario of Pettit in that through the civil rights movements, especially NAACP, a lot will not be tolerated in regards to discrimination. Whole institutions who used to discriminate the black man now have to change their norms of operation since from NAACP, more movements such as the Black Lives Matter are coming up to protect the black man in a society where he was at a disadvantage.


Welcome!
You were a only person left in the warzone and rest all were killed so, we will ask you some questions & you need to be truthfull!
Else You will be given a punishment.
You need to remember thr answer which you selected first for a particular question & next time when the same question appears just select what you choosed before correctly & be fast Lets start our interrogation!


This is an awesome JS UI framework! I've used it on two projects and I want to learn more!
I made a twilio texting app, want to learn the Flask Framework
A realtime database/giant json tree storage, with tons of features
Excited to learn this in CS50w!


{{dress.name}}
Sales count = {{dress.sale_count}}
Rs.{{dress.price}}
{% extends 'base.html' %} {% load static %} {% block head1 %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Block printing is the process of printing patterns by means of engraved wooden blocks. It is the earliest, simplest and slowest of all methods of textile printing. Block printing by hand is a slow process. It is, however, capable of yielding highly artistic results, some of which are unobtainable by any other method
See our entire collection"{{Review.Review5.review}}"


Last Wednesday I had the pleasure of attending the IoT for Manufacturing Workshop at GA Tech. There were a lot of great speakers and a lot of the domain information was new to me since I haven’t spent too much time in the Manufacturing sector. I wanted to share some of my notes and overarching themes I noticed during the workshop.
- The IoT renaissance in manufacturing is a global phenomenon. ——————————————————————————————
A lot of the speakers were talking about the efforts that individual countries were undertaking to position themselves as the global manufacturing hub of the future. Europe is championing “Industry 4.0”. China coined the term “Made in China 2025”. India is claiming “Make in India”. The US is pushing “Smart Manufacturing”. It seems that everyone is trying to get a piece of the estimated \$3.8 trillion up for grabs over the next ten years. The following infographic was in more than a few slide decks and you can grab a copy below.
- Customers and Suppliers are pushing for architectural standards ———————————————————————————————-
The battle over protocols and standards in IoT reminds me of the format wars between HD DVD vs. BluRay or CD and LaserDisc. Everyone is trying to push their agenda in hopes of becoming the defacto standard. Only time will tell what standards the industry settles on. It was encouraging to see the US government attempting to provide some guidance with the DIGIT Act. For more reading in this space check out the Industrial Internet of Things Security Framework and the Industrial Internet Reference Architecture.
- Big Data and Analytics will be a key component of any IoT initiative ——————————————————————————————————
Every presenter had their flavor of IoT initiatives and what they considered to be their competitive advantage. The one thing that every presenter agreed on was that the Data obtained from investing in IoT would provide the most value. A lot of companies admitted that they did not have the in house expertise when it came to Big Data and Data Analytics so they were using third parties for those services. At the same time, they were starting initiatives internally to beef up on those skills.
- Things of Note ———————
I was hoping to get a little more in the weeds when it came to protocols. More specifically LoRa. It was interesting to hear that AT&T is rolling out LTE-M as a direct competitor to LoRa. They claim low power consumption and and a sub \$10 cost for the sim cards. There was GA based company, CribMaster, that had some cool innovations in long range passive RFID technology. Think real-time tracking of passive rfid tags up to a 150ft. radius instead reading tags as they funnel through choke points. Siemens is rolling out a IoT “App Store” aimed at Manufacturing. I feel like everyone is trying to be the “Apple” of their sector and it’s starting to get a little redundant but I guess I can’t blame them. Manufacturing tends to trail other industries when it comes to emerging tech but they seem to be jumping on the IoT bandwagon which could have real impact for the industry in the next few years.


---
layout: post
title: shooting board
date: '2015-01-29T07:30:41+01:00'
categories:
- Storyboards
picture_url: https://film-Storyboards.tumblr.com/post/109483250519/shooting-board
---
Shooting Storyboards.
Film Director: Nabil Ben Yadir
Production: LATCHO DROM
Client: ING


podman run
Run a command in a new Podman container.
More information: home page
- Run command in a new container from a tagged image:
podman run image:tag command
- Run command in a new container in background and display its ID:
podman run --detach image:tag command
- Run command in a one-off container in interactive mode and pseudo-TTY:
podman run --rm --interactive --tty image:tag command
- Run command in a new container with passed environment variables:
podman run --env 'variable=value' --env variable image:tag command
- Run command in a new container with bind mounted volumes:
podman run --volume /path/to/host_path:/path/to/container_path image:tag command
- Run command in a new container with published ports:
podman run --publish host_port:container_port image:tag command
- Run command in a new container overwriting the entrypoint of the image:
podman run --entrypoint command image:tag
- Run command in a new container connecting it to a network:
podman run --network network image:tag


We at Partiko, a two year old organisation headquartered in Delhi are trying to make organizing events hassle free. The journey started with Amanjot Malhotra realizing that a simple tech solution can make life quite easy for the users and event organizers out there. We although bootstrapped, are kept afloat for the past two years because of our will.
Today, we have built a robust system which is competitive and at the same time very easy to use. Moreover we have a very strong understanding of the market and the consumer requirements, which we will continue to fulfill as we grow.
At this point we have strong technical resources in addition to an efficient business team, which is helping us grow our market share rapidly.


Jinhao Chen , 21
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Computer Science
University of Minnesota, twin cities
An artist of considerable range, Ryan — the name taken by Melbourne-raised, Brooklyn-based Nick Murphy — writes, performs and records all of his own music, giving it a warm, intimate feel with a solid groove structure. An artist of considerable range.
Show more


Seen at the 21st Portland International Film Festival
FILM TITLE: THE OTHER SIDE OF SUNDAY DIRECTOR: BERIT NESHEIM COUNTRY: NORWAY 1996 CINEMATOGRAPHY: ARNE BORSHEIM MUSIC: GEIR BOHREN, BENT ASERUD CAST: Marie Theisen, Bjorn Sundquist, Hildegunn Riise SUPER FEATURES: Somber, but positively ended Christian tale.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THE OTHER SIDE OF SUNDAY, was one of the Final Nominees for the Foreign Film Oscar. And it made its first Portland appearance in this 21st Portland Film Festival, so others would get a chance to see this interesting, not really great, but very well written film, that really wants to make a serious point, despite its opinionated nature.
The subject matter itself, is a tired one, specially for American standards, and it really leaves one with only one thing left... what is it like in other places? We know through Ingmar Bergman that these things are till strong, and that fundamentalists had a very strong hold on their flocks for many years, in that area, and if this film is any indication, it is extended into Norway as well.... not that we really want to mix film and reality, but why would anyone try it, right? One can guess that the problem still exists, although the film points to the 50's.
The story is that of Marie, who is growing as a teenager, and is finding herself in the midst of many pranks by other fellow students, who pick on her as she is the priest's daughter, and quite naive. She befriends a Mrs. Tunheim, who is the caretaker of the church, and they become friends, where Marie learns a few things here and there.... like about makeup and a little different hair style, even some earrings.
As Marie grows, her innocence begins disappearing, and she starts doing things with a few of the other girls in the school. In one outing, it appears that the other two friends of hers are ready for sex, and Marie, is the odd one out. All of this, just adds to Marie's rebellion, and she begins slowly by comfronting her father, at first regarding her younger brother's flatulence, and later about lies. In both cases she gets slapped hard. But one thing is clear, Marie is beginning to win the battle, and she has not planned to give up, like some of her friends have already done.
And in the end, Mrs. Tunheim kills herself, apparently she has waited all her life for Marie's father, and has been a faithful mistress in all that time, and he has not come through. His own wife's illness has not helped things much, although it is not clear in the film if this relationship involves anything beyond some intimacy. This is hard for Marie, but it is the liberating force she really needed. Her father has been a bit of a hypocrite in the pulpit, and she now has a chance to shine on the father, and does so with a really nice of earrings, that Johannes obviously recognizes. The daughter knows, and he knows that she knows.
The film ends with the young Marie stepping out on her own... she has fled the coop. Unlike most other girls, who never got over their guilt feelings, for whatever they decided to do, and eventually became pure Christians, Marie never quit on herself, or what he knew to be an obvious sham, and nothing but a control game.
The best part of this film is the viciousness it attacks Christianity with, in just a few well placed lines... the film treads quietly until the moment for each line, and these situations are never set up in a way that we can expect. Well, sort of. We know that they sit up at the dinner table every night, we just don't know what is going to happen, and that's when things tend to get out of hand. But the real loser in all these confrontations is the Johannes, who is, in the end, noticing that his own way has broken up what he thought was a happy family.... one that he does not really love, it seems, although he claims that it is his duty to do so... once again, ogligated to do something, rather than wanting to be a part of it. This is what the film is about, all the way through it, and us, in the audience, as Americans, can only sit back and applaud that Marie makes it, rather than fall by wayside like so many others have. While, from a film making stand point there is little that makes this film special, still, in topic and design it is a nice one. The filming, or the print, seem to be washed out, and there never really is any sunshine in the film, with the exception of one moment... the ending shot. This stark feeling permeates the whole film, and does make it a bit dreary and heavy, and at times rather slow. But it is all from Marie's point of view, really, which is akin to this feeling... but one need not take it literally, I don't think.
Enjoyable in all this, is the way that the young girls are growing. While it appears that a few of them are winning on Marie, they really are not. They just had the opportunity which Marie did not. But, in the end, this opportunity does not amount to a hill of beans, and all the girls that crossed the line, to find out what the new world was all about, had pretty much repented and gone back to the old world of the Christian design. Which is to say, that Marie did it right, until she knew that she had the freedom to take such a jump, and not worry about her parents, or anyone else. All the other girls do not have this intelligence, and come off as dolls, by comparison.
A good film, depending too much on the dialogue to make its point. But the chances it creates for its venom, are excellent, and really break through well.
3.5 of 5 GIBLOONS Reviewed by Pedro Sena. Copyright (c) Pedro Sena 1998. All Rights Reserved.
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


?SMITHSONIAN
INSTITUTION
From
THE
UNITED
STATES
NATIONAL
HERBARIUM
'ZT'b
(jj|
Plants
of
Puerto
Rico
Oleaceae
NO:
7889
Forestiera
segregata
(Jacq.)
Krug
&
Urb.
LOCALITY:
Mun.
Guayanilla:
Guanica
Dry
Forest
Reserve,
E
of
end
of
road,
area
beyond
playa
pelicano.
17*57Õ43"N,
66Ô49'10'W.
Elev.:
3
m.
HABITAT:
Scrubland
area
dominated
by
limestone
outcrops.
DESCRIPTION:
Erect
shrub
1
rn
tall,
ascending;
fruits
green,
assymetrically
ellipsoid.
Legend -
Level of confidence that token is an accurately-transcribed word
extremely low
very low
low
undetermined
medium
high
very high


|
Elektra
0.9.4
|
Kdb merge tool. More...
#include "kdb.h"
Functions | |
| KeySet * | elektraMerge (KeySet *our, Key *ourRoot, KeySet *their, Key *theirRoot, KeySet *base, Key *baseRoot, Key *resultKey, int strategy, Key *informationKey) |
| This function can incorporate changes from two modified versions (our and their) into a common preceding version (base) of a key set. More... | |
| int | getConflicts (Key *informationKey) |
| This function returns the number of conflicts that is store in the key. More... | |
Kdb merge tool.
| KeySet* elektraMerge | ( | KeySet * | our, |
| Key * | ourRoot, | ||
| KeySet * | their, | ||
| Key * | theirRoot, | ||
| KeySet * | base, | ||
| Key * | baseRoot, | ||
| Key * | resultRoot, | ||
| int | strategy, | ||
| Key * | informationKey | ||
| ) |
This function can incorporate changes from two modified versions (our and their) into a common preceding version (base) of a key set.
This lets you merge the sets of changes represented by the two newer key sets. This is called a three-way merge between key sets.
Join three key sets together
| our | our key set |
| ourRoot | key that has the root of our as name |
| their | their key set |
| theirRoot | key that has the root of their as name |
| base | base key set |
| baseRoot | key that has the root of base as name |
| resultRoot | the name of this key determines where the resulting key set will be stored |
| strategy | specify which merge strategy to choose in case of a conflict |
| informationKey | stores errors as well as statistics |
| int getConflicts | ( | Key * | informationKey | ) |
This function returns the number of conflicts that is store in the key.
| informationKey | contains the statistics in its meta information |


About
Collect me app is an app designed to help parents and guardians keep track of their young children when out and about. The app can track the exact location of the youngster when they are out with friends, at school or in busy public areas like theme parks, carnivals or parades.
Just knowing where you child is at any given time can allow you to have piece of mind and enjoy your time while out and about.
The features of collect me app are - Geo location, collect me buttons, pick me up, chat and a Directions and places API provided from Google.
Download the report here
Download the Presentation here


Table Name: tabVolunteer
| Sr | Fieldname | Type | Label | Options |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | volunteer_name |
Data | Volunteer Name | |
| 2 | column_break_5 |
Column Break | ||
| 3 | volunteer_type |
Link | Volunteer Type | Volunteer Type |
| 4 | email |
Data | ||
| 5 | image |
Attach Image | Image | |
| 6 | address_contacts |
Section Break | Address and Contact |
fa fa-map-marker |
| 7 | address_html |
HTML | Address HTML | |
| 8 | column_break_9 |
Column Break | ||
| 9 | contact_html |
HTML | Contact HTML | |
| 10 | volunteer_availability_and_skills_details |
Section Break | Availability and Skills | |
| 11 | availability |
Select | Availability |
Weekly Weekdays Weekends |
| 12 | availability_timeslot |
Select | Availability Timeslot |
Morning Afternoon Evening Anytime |
| 13 | column_break_12 |
Column Break | ||
| 14 | volunteer_skills |
Table | Volunteer Skills | Volunteer Skill |
| 15 | section_break_15 |
Section Break | ||
| 16 | note |
Long Text | Note |
Inherits from frappe.model.document.Document


--- layout: default title: "Projects: Powered by open data" description: Most of these are works of passion. The more recent ones are contributions to the ever-growing open government movement in Chicago. ---
Most of these are works of passion. The more recent ones are contributions to the ever-growing open government movement in Chicago.
Display any CSV (comma separated values) file as a searchable, filterable, pretty HTML table
Are you curious about what legislation the Chicago City Council has been passing? Search, browse, subscribe and comment on everything the City Council has done since Jan 1st 2010.
CAPS meetings, are recurring events with the Chicago Police and residents that encourage community members and police to work together to reduce crime. CAPSure lets you find out when and where your next meeting is.
How’s Business provides a view of Chicago’s local economy. It uses open data to show how several economic indicators have been trending since 2005.
The Census Bureau collects data on how Chicagoans get to work via the American Community Survey. I created some charts to show commuting patterns for Chicago, from the S0801 table: Commuting characteristics by sex.
Explore crime trends in Chicago's 50 wards using this data visualization by
Open City.
Built using
open data about Chicago crimes
released by the
Chicago Police Department.
Press:
GovFresh
|
MetaFilter
An open data, open government, and open source project intended to improve the transparency of interactions between the City of Chicago and lobbyists and their clients.
Press:
Govfresh
|
Chicagoist
|
City press release
|
MetaFilter
Do you have a weekly veggie CSA and can't pick it up sometimes? Wouldn't it be nice if you could donate your box to charity? Well now you can. Share my Share allows residents of Logan Square to feed Chicago's hungry with their extra CSA boxes.
Press:
Chicagoist
Budget transparency visualization for Cook County, IL displaying all county departments broken down by fund and
control officer from 1993 to 2011. Done as a collaboration with 12th District Commissioner John Fritchey. Built with Fusion Tables and jQuery.
Press:
O'Reilly Radar
|
Govfresh
|
MetaFilter


--- layout: test title: Icon ds: 4 --- {% include tests/icon.html %}
The following small icons are mapped to the medium size images for DS4, for backwards compatibility with DS6 ebayui-core components.


OPERATION CONDOR (Dimension) Starring: Jackie Chan, Carol Cheng, Eva Cobo de Garcia, Shoko Ikeda, Aldo Sanchez. Screenplay: Jackie Chan, Edward Tang. Producer: Leonard Ho. Director: Jackie Chan. MPAA Rating: PG-13 (violence, mild profanity) Running Time: 90 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
Everything about Jackie Chan's OPERATION CONDOR seems to scream out "James Bond wanna-be." The American ad campaign for the film places Jackie in a heroic pose in front of Spandex-clad, gun-toting babes, a pre-opening credits sequence sets the stage with a few impressive stunts, and the opening credits themselves are full of silhouette images. The plot, meanwhile, concerns flirtations with a female associate, narrow escapes, nefarious traps, exotic locations and one wheelchair-bound arch-villain. Anything sound familiar?
Imagine, now, that in the course of mimicking one of the most iconic adventure series of the last thirty years, someone managed to improve on it. When the creative force behind the result is Jackie Chan, it's not a tremendous stretch of the imagination. OPERATION CONDOR is simply the most ridiculously entertaining action film to grace American screens this year, a dazzling combination of energetic comedy and virtuoso stunt work which shames the multi-million dollar detritus offered this summer by Hollywood studios.
OPERATION CONDOR, a 1990 Hong Kong release originally titled ARMOUR OF GOD II, casts Jackie as a secret agent/soldier of fortune named, creatively enough, Jackie. Jackie's mission, should he choose to accept it, is to help the United Nations recover a fortune in stolen gold hidden in the Sahara by Nazis near the end of World War II. Along for the ride are Ada (Carol Chang), an expert in desert geography, and Sasha (Eva Cobo de Garcia), the granddaughter of the Nazi officer who originally hid the gold. Making life difficult for Jackie and company are a variety of bad-tempered mercenaries, including a pair of inept Arabs and the aforementioned wheelchair-bound arch-villain, all of whom have their own designs on the gold.
And none of it really matters in the least, except to the extent that it provides a set-up for action sequences. That structure doesn't distinguish it much from most late-model Bond films, or from the majority of late-model action films of any make. What does distinguish OPERATION CONDOR is the action it delivers -- not just big, loud and expensive action but inventive, thrilling and beautifully choreographed action. A Jackie Chan fight sequence can do something absolutely extraordinary in the jaded age of the blockbuster: it makes action seem original. You may spend half of OPERATION CONDOR's running time -- particularly the spectacular wind tunnel finale -- wearing the goofy expression of someone who can't believe he just saw that.
You may spend the other half enjoying the presence of Chan himself, though the Bond analogy certainly breaks down at this point. Chan is a lot of things on screen, but suave ain't one of them. You get the feeling you'd be more likely to see him in a cardigan and slippers than in an Armani tuxedo; he's like Mr. Rogers if he could do a spinning back kick. (My apologies, Fred, if you _can_ do a spinning back kick.) Yet it is exactly that polite, boyish charm which makes Chan such a great action hero. He's in on the absurd joke of action films, but not in the raised eyebrow, quip-spewing way which passes for wit in other genre entries. Chan is willing simply to laugh at himself, at the idea of a vulnerable nice guy who defeats his opponents with grace and style rather than with an Uzi. One of OPERATION CONDOR's best gags has Jackie trying to avoid being noticed by Sasha while sneaking through her house, when Sasha sneezes. For a split-second, we see Jackie fight the instinctively gentlemanly reaction which could blow his cover: he _almost_ says "Bless you."
There are a few clumsy transitions in OPERATION CONDOR, many the result of editing which trimmed almost twenty minutes from the original cut of ARMOUR OF GOD II, as well as predictably stiff supporting performances and grossly caricatured accents in the dubbed voices. Big deal. OPERATION CONDOR is _fun_, fun in a way which should make people embarrassed for using the same word to describe CON AIR or THE LOST WORLD. If I were Pierce Brosnan, I'd be looking over my shoulder right about now.
The name is Chan...Jackie Chan.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 saving Bonds: 8.
Visit Scott Renshaw's MoviePage http://www-leland.stanford.edu/~srenshaw Subscribe to receive reviews directly via email
"'Elitist' [is] a word _meaningless_ in a profession that tries to seek out and spotlight the best. 'Elite' is from the Old French root eslire, to choose, and choosing is what a critic does for a living. Calling a critic 'elitist' is like calling an accountant 'mathist.'" --Richard Von Busack
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


To unsubscribe from a Crypto Future contract that you added with the AddCryptoFuture method, call the RemoveSecurity method.
self.RemoveSecurity(self.symbol)
RemoveSecurity(_symbol);
The RemoveSecurity method cancels your open orders for the security and liquidates your Crypto Future holdings.


9.3 mm_mat_read — Read a sparse matrix from a file in the MatrixMarket
format
callmm_mat_read(a,iret,iunit,filename)
Type:
Asynchronous.
On Entry
filename
The name of the file to be read. Type:optional. Specified as: a character variable containing a valid file name, or -, in
which case the default input unit 5 (i.e. standard input in Unix jargon) is
used. Default: -.
iunit
The Fortran file unit number. Type:optional. Specified as: an integer value. Only meaningful if filename is not -.
On Return
a
the sparse matrix read from file. Type:required. Specified as: a structured data of type psb_Tspmat_type.
iret
Error code. Type: required An integer value; 0 means no error has been detected.


Drake v0.20.0¶
Announcements¶
On macOS, Homebrew now symlinks Drake’s compatible version of Python 3 (3.8)
into /usr/local/bin/
, so it is on the $PATH
by default. There is no
longer any need to add<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to your $PATH
.
Warning
The newly-added feature for JavaScript system diagram visualization
(#13644) with function name drake::systems::GenerateHtml
in C++ and
pydrake.systems.framework.GenerateHtml
in Python fetches the GoJS graph
library in your browser with only an evaluation license. We recommend
avoiding this new feature while we sort out the licensing question
(#13705).
Breaking changes since v0.19.0¶
These are no breaking changes that did not undergo a deprecation period.
Changes since v0.19.0:¶
Dynamical Systems¶
New features
- Add SystemVisitor to introspect Diagrams (#13628)
- Add JavaScript system diagram visualization (#13644)
Fixes
- None
Mathematical Program¶
New features
- Create even or odd degree monomial basis (#13605)
- SdpaFreeFormat can remove free variables (#13600, #13669, #13685, #13687)
- GenerateSDPA supports removing free variables (#13636)
- MathematicalProgram creates even or odd degree polynomials (#13637, #13641)
Fixes
- None
Multibody Dynamics¶
New features
- Add accelerometer sensor (#13501)
- Add gyroscope sensor (#13604)
- Enable CalcBiasSpatialAcceleration to have non-world measured-in-frame (#13453)
- Enable CalcBiasTranslationalAcceleration for non-world measured-in frame (#13587)
- RenderEngineGl is now available (#13584, #13616, #13626, #13629, #13659)
- RenderEngineVtk now uses full camera intrinsics (#13655)
- Extend camera intrinsics into geometry and geometry/render (#13557, #13634, #13635)
- IllustrationProperties can be updated after parsing (#13598)
- Allow changing point contact parameters on a per-geometry basis via SceneGraph; these become Systems Framework parameters that live in the Context (#13630, #13686)
Fixes
Tutorials and examples¶
Miscellaneous features and fixes¶
pydrake bindings¶
New features
- Add ConnectMeshcatVisualizer sugar (#13632)
Fixes
- Pass animation arguments through to meshcat (#13643)
- Size the CalcJacobianTranslationalVelocity output matrix correctly (#13653)
Newly bound
- pydrake.examples.acrobot.AcrobotPlant.get_mutable_parameters (#13556)
- pydrake.examples.acrobot.AcrobotPlant.get_mutable_state (#13556)
- pydrake.examples.acrobot.AcrobotPlant.get_parameters (#13556)
- pydrake.examples.acrobot.AcrobotPlant.get_state (#13556)
- pydrake.geometry.Capsule (#13559)
- pydrake.geometry.Ellipsoid (#13559)
- pydrake.geometry.QueryObject.X_PF (#13559)
- pydrake.geometry.QueryObject.X_WF (#13559)
- pydrake.geometry.QueryObject.X_WG (#13559)
- pydrake.geometry.SceneGraphInspector.GetName (#13559)
- pydrake.geometry.SceneGraphInspector.GetPoseInParent (#13559)
- pydrake.geometry.SceneGraphInspector.GetSourceName (#13559)
- pydrake.geometry.SceneGraphInspector.NumAnchoredGeometries (#13559)
- pydrake.geometry.SceneGraphInspector.NumDynamicGeometries (#13559)
- pydrake.geometry.SceneGraphInspector.NumDynamicGeometries (#13559)
- pydrake.geometry.SceneGraphInspector.NumGeometriesWithRole (#13559)
- pydrake.geometry.SceneGraphInspector.SourceIsRegistered (#13559)
- pydrake.multibody.plant.MultibodyPlant.CalcBiasSpatialAcceleration (#13638)
- pydrake.multibody.plant.MultibodyPlant.CalcBiasTranslationalAcceleration (#13638)
- pydrake.multibody.plant.MultibodyPlant.CalcCenterOfMassPosition (#13594)
- pydrake.solvers.MathematicalProgramResult.set_x_val (#13577)
Build system and dependencies¶
- On macOS, use Sphinx from Homebrew instead of PyPI (#13551, #13575)
- On macOS, Drake’s supported python3.8 is now on the default PATH (#13660, #13668)
- On Ubuntu, the minimum GCC version is now 7.5 (#13611)
- On Ubuntu, the supported Clang version is now 9 (#13650, #13656)
- On Ubuntu, GL-related dependencies are more precise and use libOpenGL instead of libGL (#13649)
- Rebuild VTK and drake-visualizer against OpenGL (#13649)
- Fix Ubuntu Focal 20.04 to use C++ flavor of nlopt (#13633)
- Upgrade buildifier to latest release 3.3.0 (#13620)
- Upgrade fcl to latest commit (#13621)
- Upgrade fmt to latest release 7.0.1 (#13667)
- Upgrade googlebenchmark to latest release 1.5.1 (#13623)
- Upgrade lcm to latest commit (#13622)
- Upgrade pybind11 fork to latest commit (#13579)
- Upgrade spdlog to latest release 1.7.0 (#13667)
Newly-deprecated APIs¶
- Automatic conversion and interop between RigidTransform/Isometry3 (#13595, #13607, #13608)
- drake::math::RigidTransform::linear
- drake::math::RigidTransform::matrix
- drake::math::RigidTransform::operator Isometry3
- All functions within manipulation/util/bot_core_lcm_encode_decode.h (#13596)
- ::EncodeVector3d
- ::DecodeVector3d
- ::EncodeQuaternion
- ::DecodeQuaternion
- ::EncodePose
- ::DecodePose
- ::EncodeTwist
- ::DecodeTwist
- manipulation/models/wsg_50_description URDF and meshes (#13693)
- pydrake.geometry.SceneGraphInspector.GetNameByFrameId (#13559)
- pydrake.geometry.SceneGraphInspector.GetNameByGeometryId (#13559)
Removal of deprecated items¶
- ::Polynomial<T> (#13610)
- ::Polynomiald (#13610)
- ::TrigPoly<T> (#13610)
- ::TrigPolyd (#13610)
- ::VectorXPoly (#13610)
- ::VectorXTrigPoly (#13610)
- drake::examples::kuka_iiwa_arm::ApplyJointVelocityLimits (#13612)
- drake::examples::kuka_iiwa_arm::EncodeKeyFrames (#13612)
- drake::symbolic::Expression::ToPolynomial (#13610)
- drake::systems::AntiderivativeFunction::SpecifiedValues (#13610)
- drake::systems::InitialValueProblem::ODEFunction (#13610)
- drake::systems::InitialValueProblem::SpecifiedValues (#13610)
- drake::systems::ScalarInitialValueProblem::ScalarODEFunction (#13610)
- drake::systems::ScalarInitialValueProblem::SpecifiedValues (#13610)
- drake::trajectories::PiecewisePolynomial::Cubic (#13610)
- drake::trajectories::PiecewisePolynomial::Pchip (#13610)
- drake::trajectories::PiecewisePolynomial<T>::PolynomialType (#13610)
- drake::trajectories::PiecewiseQuaternionSlerp::get_quaternion_knots (#13610)
Notes¶
This release provides pre-compiled binaries named
drake-20200717-{bionic|focal|mac}.tar.gz
. See Nightly Releases for instructions on how to use them.
Drake binary releases incorporate a pre-compiled version of SNOPT as part of the Mathematical Program toolbox. Thanks to Philip E. Gill and Elizabeth Wong for their kind support.


nips nips2005 nips2005-114 nips2005-114-reference knowledge-graph by maker-knowledge-mining
Source: pdf
Author: Glenn Fung, Rómer Rosales, Balaji Krishnapuram
Abstract: We propose efﬁcient algorithms for learning ranking functions from order constraints between sets—i.e. classes—of training samples. Our algorithms may be used for maximizing the generalized Wilcoxon Mann Whitney statistic that accounts for the partial ordering of the classes: special cases include maximizing the area under the ROC curve for binary classiﬁcation and its generalization for ordinal regression. Experiments on public benchmarks indicate that: (a) the proposed algorithm is at least as accurate as the current state-of-the-art; (b) computationally, it is several orders of magnitude faster and—unlike current methods—it is easily able to handle even large datasets with over 20,000 samples. 1
[1] W. Chu and Z. Ghahramani, Gaussian processes for ordinal regression, Tech. report, University College London, 2004.
[2] K. Crammer and Y. Singer, Pranking with ranking, Neural Info. Proc. Systems, 2002.
[3] Y. Freund, R. Iyer, and R. Schapire, An efﬁcient boosting algorithm for combining preferences, Journal of Machine Learning Research 4 (2003), 933–969.
[4] R. Herbrich, T. Graepel, and K. Obermayer, Large margin rank boundaries for ordinal regression, Advances in Large Margin Classiﬁers (2000), 115–132.
[5] T. Hofmann, L. Cai, and M. Ciaramita, Learning with taxonomies: Classifying documents and words, (NIPS) Workshop on Syntax, Semantics, and Statistics, 2003.
[6] T. Joachims, Optimizing search engines using clickthrough data, Proc. ACM Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining (KDD), 2002.
[7] N. Lawrence, M. Seeger, and R. Herbrich, Fast sparse gaussian process methods: The informative vector machine, Neural Info. Proc. Systems, 2002.
[8] G. Lebanon and J. Lafferty, Conditional models on the ranking poset, Neural Info. Proc. Systems, 2002.
[9] O. L. Mangasarian, Nonlinear programming, McGraw–Hill, New York, 1969, Reprint: SIAM Classic in Applied Mathematics 10, 1994, Philadelphia.
[10] , Generalized support vector machines, Advances in Large Margin Classiﬁers, 2000, pp. 135–146.
[11] P. McCullagh and J. Nelder, Generalized linear models, Chapman & Hall, 1983.
[12] R. T. Rockafellar, Convex analysis, Princeton University Press, Princeton, New Jersey, 1970.
[13] I. Tsochantaridis, T. Hofmann, T. Joachims, and Y. Altun, Support vector machine learning for interdependent and structured output spaces, Int.Conf. on Machine Learning, 2004.
[14] V. N. Vapnik, The nature of statistical learning theory, second ed., Springer, New York, 2000.