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by Max Kadel at 2023-02-06 17:01:35.Questions: 1. What should the email be? 2. Does it need to be hidden behind an environment variable via ansible vault, or can we put it directly in the repo?
We can use<EMAIL_ADDRESS>as the email sender, that is the unit common email address. We seem to have other applications that set this value in code so I think it's ok to do so here.
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by James R. Griffin III at 2023-02-06 16:41:26.This is being tracked with https://princeton.service-now.com/now/workspace/agent/record/incident/f9d4c1ee8774219418ce52883cbb3528. There are currently no updates.
Update: The ProQuest dissertations are not on the server. The IP address on the server changed behind the scenes and I suspect that we have a reoccurance of something that happened in January 2022, which is that ProQuest had their automated system transfer the files, the transfer failed, and they didn't notice.
I talked to Francis about this and we've restored connectivity for the system, and he's going to talk to Steph about how to keep that system more stable (we will need to pay for a permanent IP address).
I've emailed ProQuest (message pasted below) and hopefully they will respond soon and re-send the missing files:
Dear ProQuest Dissertation Service,
I am writing from Princeton University Library. We have an automated system set up with you whereby theses are transferred to our SFTP server on a regular basis. Sometimes, something goes wrong and we have to re-send the theses (see attached email chain about when this happened last, about a year ago).
We recently experienced some disruption in our infrastructure and I believe this has led to another missed shipment of dissertations. Would you please re-send the 57 dissertations that were most recently transferred to Princeton University Library? I am attaching a spreadsheet of the missing documents.
Thank you in advance! Bess Sadler Research Data Infrastructure Developer Princeton University Library
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by Jane Sandberg at 2023-02-06 22:57:26.Double check with Lewis staff if they have options that are related to accessibility that they'd like enumerated or if they would like just a free-text field.
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by Max Kadel at 2023-02-06 16:53:59.Questions: - The "name" and "email" fields in the form are not required. 1. The "from" email is required for the Mailer - is defaulting to the same as the "to" address ok? 1. In the email that is sent, if either of these values was not submitted, would it be better to: 1. leave those lines out of the email entirely 1. have a default value like "Name: No name submitted" 1. leave the value blank?
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Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Subject: [Possible Harmful Language] Example title Context: https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/example_id Comments: I have a concern about this subject heading
Name: No name submitted Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Subject: [Possible Harmful Language] Example title Context: https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/example_id Comments: I have a concern about this subject heading
Name: Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Subject: [Possible Harmful Language] Example title Context: https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/example_id Comments: I have a concern about this subject heading ```
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by Chuck McCallum at 2023-02-06 15:55:15.This complexity this would add is not worth the rare error it would catch.
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by Chuck McCallum at 2023-02-06 16:13:54.I'm not actually requesting a review, but I can't figure out how to un-select it. Feel free to merge without my input.
@mccalluc I think that cleaning up javascript style should either be done before or after this PR. Again this was just a direct copy to move the code into Vite. I would like to keep the change as simple as possible to give an example of how to move the code. In general I think the project JavaScript is a mess. So making updates to it's style are fine by me. I do think that putting javascript in the pages, in Sprokets and in Vite is just a recipe for disaster. My goal with this PR, was to make the code a bit better by heading to all javascript in Vite. We could certainly ticket the updates you suggest.
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by None at 2023-02-06 20:24:56.Question for discussion: How can we show that only the Given name and Family name are required at this time?
Some considerations: - We don't want to overly de-emphasize any of the optional fields (particularly the ORCID ID), but we might want to highlight affiliation and ROR as options in some way. - Would automatically auto-adding Princeton University + its ROR be useful or problematic? It would be filled in this way in most cases. However, the users who requested this feature have need to describe co-creators that may come from other institutions -- so we definitely need to allow the depositor and moderators to edit these fields. That said, is it still useful to auto-populate or does it create a burden to change?
Looks good, thanks @kayiwa.
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by Alicia Cozine at 2023-02-06 15:54:31.Awesome!
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by Alicia Cozine at 2023-02-06 15:55:26.Remaining examples of {{ inventory_hostname }} complete
as of today - all in the playbooks
directory:
- [x] cantaloupeproduction.yml, cantaloupestaging.yml (consolidate)
- [ ] confluencestaging.yml (can this be renamed?)
- [x] figgyproduction.yml, figgystaging.yml (consolidate)
- [ ] libsmbserveproduction.yml (what is this?)
- [x] libstatisticsstaging.yml (what is this?)
- [x] librubydev.yml, librubyproduction.yml (consolidate)
- [x] libstaticproduction.yml, libstaticstaging.yml (consolidate)
- [ ] libwwwproduction.yml, libwwwstaging.yml (consolidate)
- [x] mariadbgcpdev.yml
- [x] mariadbproduction.yml (can this be deleted?)
- [x] nginxplusproductionrebuild.yml
- [x] oargcpbeta.yml, oargcpdev.yml, oargcpproduction.yml, oargcpstaging.yml (consolidate)
- [x] oawaiverproduction.yml, oawaiverstaging.yml (consolidate)
- [x] openbooksproduction.yml
- [x] pdcdescribe.yml
- [x] pdcdiscovery.yml
- [x] postgresqlgcpdev.yml, postgresqlgcpproduction.yml, postgresqlgcpstaging.yml (consolidate, maybe delete?)
- [ ] postgresqlproduction.yml, postgresqlstaging.yml (consolidate)
- [ ] redisproduction.yml (do we need this? Do we install redis standalone?)
- [x] repecproduction.yml, repecstaging.yml (consolidate)
- [ ] solr8cloudproduction.yml, solr8cloudstaging.yml (consolidate)
- [ ] solrcloudproduction.yml, solrcloud_staging.yml (consolidate)
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by Alicia Cozine at 2023-02-06 18:19:54.Weird. The solr8cloud_<env>
and solrcloud_<env>
playbooks all call the lib_solr
role and then the solrcloud
role. See https://github.com/pulibrary/princeton_ansible/blob/454754295921e8a3ee1e1cd07ee4f42b73814c4e/playbooks/solrcloud_production.yml#L13-L14 for example.
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--- layout: post title: T4 templates for WCF Data Services, Part -I date: 2010-08-09 22:51:22.000000000 -04:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: [] tags: - Documentation - OData - Sample meta: _encloseme: '1' orig_url: http://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/b/phaniraj/archive/2010/08/10/t4-templates-for-wcf-data-services-part-i.aspx orig_site_id: '7524' orig_post_id: '10048202' orig_parent_id: '10048202' orig_thread_id: '728752' _wds_ratings_users: '0' orig_application_key: phaniraj orig_post_author_id: '56365' orig_post_author_username: PhaniRajuYN orig_post_author_created: Nov 10 2006 05:47:39:000PM orig_is_approved: '1' orig_attachment_count: '0' orig_url_title: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/phaniraj/archive/2010/08/09/t4-templates-for-wcf-data-services-part-i.aspx opengraph_tags: | author: login: phanirajuyn email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Phani Raju MSFT first_name: '' last_name: '' ---
As part of a series of blog posts about how to enhance the WCF Data Services development experience, I will be
releasing some of the T4 templates that I use for generating common code.
In this post, I will talk about augmenting the Server-side WCF Data Service by generating Query/Change Interceptors
for all given entity sets present in a model. As this is proof of concept code only, this T4 template will only work against
and Entity Framework model and will generate C# code. It shouldn’t be too hard to change the template to generate VB code.
To use this template in your project, drop the three files in the zip file into the same project as the Data Service.
Specify the following parameters in the .tt file :
string dataServiceClassName ="DataService";
string dataServiceClassNamespace ="Ast4oriaT4Templates.Web";
bool generateQueryInterceptors = true;
bool generateChangeInterceptors = true;
bool generateServiceOperations = true;
string edmxFilePath =@"C:\temp\EuphoriaClientApp\EuphoriaWeb\northwindModel.edmx";
And save the template to trigger the code generation:
Once the code gen finishes, you should see the following files :
<dataServiceClassName>.QueryInterceptors.cs : This file contains a query interceptor for every entity set in the Model
<dataServiceClassName>.ChangeInterceptors.cs : This file contains a change interceptor for every entity set in the Model
<dataServiceClassName>.ServiceOperations.cs : This file contains a service operation for every FunctionImport in the Model
Part II will be client side code generation of Service Operations in the generated proxies.


NICK OF TIME (director: John Badham; screenwriter: Patrick Sheane Duncan; cinematographer: Roy H. Wagner; editors: Frank Moriss/Kevin Stitt; cast: Johnny Depp (Gene Watson), Christopher Walken (Mr. Smith), Charles S. Dutton (Huey, Shoeshine Man), Peter Strauss (Brendan Grant), Gloria Reuben (Krista Brooks), Marsha Mason (Governor Eleanor Grant), Courtney Chase (Lynn Watson), G.D. Spradlin (Mystery Man), Roma Maffia (Ms. Jones); Runtime: 89; Paramount; 1995)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
An Amtrak train pulls into LA with accountant, Gene Watson (Johnny Depp), and his little daughter Lynn (Chase) aboard. They are approached in the station by Christopher Walken and Roma Maffia, posing as cops and telling them they are being brought in for questioning. They are placed in a van and Walken tells them if Depp hasn't killed the liberal Governor of California Marsha Mason -- within the next 80 minutes, then Roma will kill his daughter. The randomly chosen Depp is given a loaded gun and the governor's schedule for the afternoon, and told in a snarling tone by Walken that he better kill her.
The gimmicky premise grabs your attention, but the film fails to maintain its suspense as the story line becomes increasingly more absurd. Why the nondescript, Everyman character played by Depp, would believe that Walken wouldn't kill his daughter anyway, even if he did kill the governor, is just one of the major flaws in this ridiculous premise.
The action begins to take hold, when Walken follows the conflicted accountant on his mission and prevents him from telling anyone about what he's been asked to do. Depp's only source of help, comes reluctantly from a shoeshine man (Dutton).
The film's main sphere of operation is in the Bonaventure Hotel, where the governor has her headquarters and where she is scheduled to give a speech. Walken keeps his serpentine plan going by constantly threatening Depp with the loss of his daughter's life if he doesn't do the job.
The blurred reason why the governor must be eliminated, is because a wealthy backer wants revenge because she backed out of promises made to him and has become too liberal. G. D. Spradlin plays this mysterious tycoon.
If you buy into the story line, then you should find the film suspenseful in the Hitchcock style. If you don't, the only consolation is that the acting was good. As far as I'm concerned, it was a preposterous premise and even if believed, the plan was far too risky and complicated for those involved, and there is no way the high insiders in the governor's camp wouldn't have come up with another plan to use, like the usual one of a professional assassin with a high-powered rifle.
The only surprise the film could have for me, is if both Depp's daughter and the governor were killed. This unnotable suspense yarn, brings little to the table and concludes with an unsatisfying ending -- which was more silly than tense. Director John Badham ("Saturday Night Fever''/"Stakeout'') tells the story effectively in real time, which makes it a watchable though forgettable film.
REVIEWED ON 3/4/2001 GRADE: C-
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Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace A review by Joe Chamberlain
Starring Liam Neeson; Ewan McGregor; Natalie Portman; Jake Lloyd & Pernilla August
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.... I have to admit that when those words appeared on the screen, my heart skipped a beat, even if only ever so slightly. By the time the opening setup credits had finished, I was all set for a good time. After seeing Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace, I was left wondering if I had seen the same movie that many film critics had seemingly taken great delight in eviscerating in the weeks leading up to its release. I certainly didn't experience the colossal disappointment that many a critic were predicting that fans would suffer. Nor did it appear as though anyone else in the sold-out theater where I saw The Phantom Menace was overly underwhelmed. At least, not judging by the applause that erupted when the film's end credits started to roll. Although, I suppose that could have been from just being relieved that the worst 2 hours of their lives was now over. Call me crazy, but I don't think so. Let me set the record straight on some of the more prominent criticisms of this film. 1) That director George Lucas went a little crazy on the computer generated aspects of the film. To be honest, the CGI was so subtle that I hardly noticed most of it. Since 95% of the scenes were in some way digitally enhanced, you would expect that it might get a little overwhelming. Much of it involved scenes where some element of the background had been enhanced in some small way. As for the big scenes such as the dramatic battle between the Gungans and legions of battle droids, the digital effects were so well done that I didn't even notice that everything on screen was CGI. Criticism number 2 -- that the story was seriously lacking. Admittedly The Phantom Menace is a setup for the next two films. But the way in which Lucas sets up these cliffhangers that will be resolved in the next films is brilliant. There are also more than a few winks and nudges directed to those who are diehard fans of the movie. 3) The computer generated character of Jar Jar Binks is really annoying. At first he kind of is a bit, but I found that he grew on me as the movie progressed. He also had some of the funniest lines in the film, provided you could understand them. Of my complaints that is the biggest. Jar Jar's whole race spoke in a backwards dialect that had its funny moments, but in most cases you really had to work to make out what they were saying. 4) Jake Lloyd, who plays young Anakin Skywalker, can't act. There are a few brief moments in the film where it is painfully obvious why Lloyd has gained the nickname of Mannequin Skywalker among some. To be perfectly honest, he wasn't half bad in most of the movie. Which is a credit to Lucas for keeping Lloyd's dramatic scenes to a bare minimum. Although, I certainly won't miss Lloyd in the next film. To be quite frank, I found most criticism directed toward this film was blown way out of proportion. I guess that is in keeping with everything surrounding The Phantom Menace.
Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace, for those of you who are just emerging from your caves, is the first in a trilogy of prequels to the original Star Wars saga. This trilogy concerns how young Anakin Skywalker eventually grew up to be the evil Darth Vader (the father of Star Wars' Luke and Leia). The Phantom Menace begins with a trade dispute between the Trade Federation and the planet of Naboo. The Trade Federation sets up a blockade of Naboo to force them into submission. The Galactic Republic dispatches two Jedi knights, Qui-Gon Jin (Liam Neeson) and his apprentice Obi-Wan Kenobi (Ewan McGregor), to try to settle the dispute. Once there, the two Jedis realize that there is something more sinister going on that just a trade dispute. The mysterious Darth Sidious (even more mysteriously uncredited) is secretly pulling the strings of the Trade Federation armies encircling Naboo. He orders his men to commence the capture of the peaceful planet. Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan manage to rescue the ruler of Naboo, Queen Amidala (Natalie Portman), from the clutches of the Trade Federation's army, and whisk her off to the planet of Coruscant where she can plead her planet's case before the ruling Republic's Senate. On their way, their ship experiences engine trouble and they have to land on the desert world on Tatooine for repairs. There, Qui-Gon and Amidala meet a young boy named Anakin Skywalker (Jake Lloyd) who seems to have a great connection with the Force. The rest of the film is more of less the Jedi's and Amidala's attempts to free her planet.
Much of The Phantom Menace is a setup for Episodes II and III. A good portion of the movie is spent introducing the characters and their forthcoming intertwining relationships which we all know will eventually happen. At least those of us who have seen the first three films know what is going to eventually happen. Episode I gives us a sneak peak of sorts into what we know these characters are to become. For instance, we get the first hints of the romance that is to blossom between the Anakin and Amidala (Luke and Leia's parents). We also start to see the rise to power of the Senator from Naboo named Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid) who would later become Darth Vader's master, Emperor Palpatine. We also have the first indications from the Jedi council, headed by Yoda (Frank Oz) and Mace Windu (Samuel L. Jackson) that while Anakin may be strong with the Force, his future might be less than rosy. All of this, and other subtle hints, will be to the great delight of Star Wars fans. Those that have never seen the original trilogy or haven't seen it in a while, may miss out on some of the more subtle comments and hints. Lucas seems to have made The Phantom Menace as a teaser of sorts for what is to come, and in that respect he has done it brilliantly. The hints and anticipation about what is to come has left me wishing that I didn't have to wait three more years to see the next chapter.
Aside from the setup for Episodes II and III, The Phantom Menace does stand up on its own. The plot may be a bit light in places, but I certainly never noticed. I was so caught up in the spectacle of it all. Visually, The Phantom Menace is one breathtaking movie. The computer technology available today has allowed Lucas' technical wizards to create whatever magical worlds that Lucas can dream up. Particularly staggering were the capital city on Naboo which featured grand waterfalls and ornate architecture. The underwater sequences involving Jar Jar Binks' totally submersed home are as stunning as anything you are ever likely to see on film. And of course, the final battle involving the thousands of battle droids is something that never could have been created without the use of computers.
"How about the actors?", you are no doubt asking yourself. Liam Neeson displays the same abundant talent in this film as he did in Schindler's List. He, along with Natalie Portman, is the heart of the movie. Portman is incredible as the young Queen with the weight of an entire planet on her shoulders. I feel obligated to note that when you take away the Queen's strange outfits and even stranger makeup, Natalie Portman is absolutely stunning. I realize that she was cast for her enormous talent as much as anything else, but her classic beauty made me think that she was born to play a queen. I was a bit disappointed that Ewan McGregor and Samuel J. Jackson didn't have bigger roles in this film. I was especially shocked at how little screen time McGregor got. But both be and Jackson gave great performances in their roles. I also would have liked to see a bit more of Darth Maul (Ray Park) who was other character that fit into the under used category. The cast as a whole was an amazing one especially considering most of them were acting with blue screens and not real actors at any given time. And even those that weren't quite what they should have been (anyone who sees the film will know who they are) didn't detract from the movie. In fact, very little detracted from the movie. And if something did, you could be sure that some other nifty thing would come along to take your mind off any little bumps in the road. George Lucas threw enough small touches and tiny details in to make up for any deficiencies that may have arisen.
Sure there were things that probably could have been done differently. I've never seen a perfect movie yet, so I didn't expect this one to be flawless either. Lucas has made a fun little movie that all ages will be able to enjoy. It may not be quite as good as Star Wars, but it certainly stands up well to The Empire Strikes Back and Return Of The Jedi. I only had one major complaint as I walked out of this film -- that I have to wait 3 more years to see the next one. That's the sort of complaint I wish I had with every film.
10/10 -- Well worth the 16 year wait
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Reports: Inter coach Conte under police protection after bullet sent in post
MILAN, Nov 17 — Inter Milan coach Antonio Conte is receiving police protection after a threatening letter containing a bullet was sent to him through the post, Italian media reported yesterday.
According to Corriere della Sera, the former Italy and Chelsea manager received the anonymous threatening letter containing a bullet in recent days.
Serie A club Inter Milan later said in a statement to Italian news agency Ansa that “the letter arrived at the club and not personally to the coach”.
“In relation to the news published today, Inter Milan states that Antonio Conte did not personally receive any threatening letters and, consequently, he did not go in person to file a complaint,” the club statement said.
“It was the club that received a letter and, as is the practice in this kind of situation, it contacted the competent authorities.”
An investigation has now been launched while Conte is receiving police surveillance outside his home and at Inter’s training ground, Gazzetta Dello Sport reported.
Meanwhile, Conte’s wife Elisabetta Muscarello wrote on social media: “For the record: the story of the bullet is a hoax!”
Conte joined Inter in the summer and the Italian outfit are currently one point behind his former club Juventus at the top of Serie A.
The 50-year-old led Juventus to three consecutive Serie A titles from 2012 to 2014 before taking over as Italy national coach.
He also spent two seasons at Chelsea, winning both the Premier League and the FA Cup during his time at Stamford Bridge.
Conte took over from Luciano Spalletti, who led Inter to a fourth place finish last season. — AFP


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Currently committed is now disabled, run the same SQL commands from DB2 command prompt, you can see the deadlock.
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Brazil police arrest man said to be one of world's most prolific human traffickers
SAO PAULO: Brazilian federal police said they have arrested Saifullah Al-Mamun, born in Bangladesh and considered by authorities one of the world's most prolific human traffickers.
In an operation conducted on Thursday after collaboration with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Brazilian police arrested members of a group allegedly implicated in a large scheme of smuggling people into the United States.
Several arrests were made in Sao Paulo, where Al-Mamun was living, and in three other Brazilian cities. The police also froze 42 bank accounts it says were used by the group to finance their activities.
Al-Mamun entered Brazil six years ago as a refugee, and was living in Bras, a diverse neighbourhood in Sao Paulo that is home to immigrants from around the world.
He has been indicted on US charges. According to the United States Department of Justice, Al-Mamun is alleged to have housed people coming from Southeast Asia in São Paulo and arranged for their travel through a network of smugglers operating in Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala and Mexico.
According to Brazilian police, he and his group were smuggling into Brazil, and then to the United States, people from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Nepal and Pakistan.
They were sent to Brazil's northern Acre state to start a long and dangerous trip through Central America all the way to the Mexican border, to cross into the United States.
Reuters was not able to confirm whether Al-Mamun had a lawyer in Sao Paulo who could be contacted for comment.
Brazilian police said the group charged people coming from Asia around 50,000 reais (US$12,524) for the attempt to reach the United States. Some would also stay illegally in Brazil, where they were given fraudulent documentation.
Police said people suffered violence while waiting in Sao Paulo to start the trip north. It said a group of eight Bengali people fell into the hands of a Mexican drug cartel while travelling toward the Mexico-US border.


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This tutorial walks you through Python packaging basics.
A module's contents are accessed the same way in all three cases: with the import statement.
Files containing Python code are refered to as modules. Modules can contain a Python script
to be ran or functions and/of classes to be imported.
THe module used to run a script is referd to as the main module
.
Example module:
We write the following code to a file named fibo.py
# Fibonacci numbers module
def fib(n): # write Fibonacci series up to n
a, b = 0, 1
while a < n:
print(a, end=' ')
a, b = b, a+b
print()
it can be imported into another like so:
import fibo
We run Python modules like this:
python fibo.py <arguments>
The code in the module will be executed just as it would if you imported it. But with a standard available argument __name__
set to be equal "__main__"
.
Making the following run only when executed as a main module.
if __name__ == "__main__":
import sys
fib(int(sys.argv[1]))
Now the file works as a importable script and as a executable module. Success!
A Python package is most often represented as a regular directory containing a __init__.py
file. As of Python 3.4 the __init__.py
is not necessary to use the directory as a package but it is the common practice.
Packages are modules! But they are special modules. They are modules that can contain other modules.
Package modules have a path attribute
Typical Python package layout
project_name/
README.(rst/md)
docs/
package_name/
__init__.py
source.py
sub_package_1/
__init__.py
tests/
test_code.py


Files CCore/inc/task/Sem.h CCore/src/task/Sem.cpp
Sem is a semaphore, it is a second of the most important synchronization classes.
Sem has an internal semaphore counter. give...() methods increase this counter. Abort() is called in case of overflow. take...() decrements the counter if it is not zero. But if the counter is zero, the method blocks the calling thread until the counter becomes non-zero. Then it decrements the counter.
Consider a basket with apples. Somebody may put an apple to the basket, and somebody may take it, but nobody can take an apple from an empty basket, so he has to wait until the basket becomes non-empty. That is how a semaphore is working, it counts apples in the basket.
class Sem : public Funchor_nocopy
{
....
public:
// constructors
explicit Sem(ulen count=0);
explicit Sem(TextLabel name,ulen count=0);
~Sem();
// give
void give();
void give_many(ulen dcount);
// take
bool try_take();
void take();
bool take(MSec timeout);
bool take(TimeScope time_scope);
// functions
Function<void (void)> function_give() { return FunctionOf(this,&Sem::give); }
};
The constructor argument count is the initial semaphore counter value. It is zero, by default.
give() increments the counter. If there are waiting threads on the semaphore, the counter is zero and remains zero after operation, but one thread is released.
give_many() increases the semaphore counter by a given value. It may release several threads, waiting the semaphore.
try_take() tries to decrement the semaphore counter. This method never blocks. The return value is true, if the method was successful.
take() decrements the semaphore counter. It may block the calling thread indefinitely, until the operation becomes possible.
take(MSec) and take(TimeScope) are timed variants of the take(). These methods wait up to the specified timeout is expired, then operation failed. The return value is true, if the method was successful.
Here is an example of a typical Sem usage:
template <class T> class Queue { QueueContainer<T> queue; Mutex mutex; Sem sem; public: Queue() {} ~Queue() {} void put(T obj) { { Mutex::Lock lock(mutex); queue.put(obj); } // the order is important : put resource first, then give semaphore // don't give a semaphore under a mutex lock ! sem.give(); } T get() { sem.take(); // the order is important : take semaphore, then take resource { Mutex::Lock lock(mutex); // it is guaranteed now, the queue is not empty return queue.get(); } } };
HCore Sem has the common interface.
class Sem : public Funchor_nocopy
{
....
public:
// constructors
explicit Sem(ulen count=0);
explicit Sem(TextLabel name,ulen count=0);
~Sem();
// give
void give();
void give_many(ulen dcount);
// take
bool try_take();
void take();
bool take(MSec timeout);
bool take(TimeScope time_scope);
// functions
Function<void (void)> function_give() { return FunctionOf(this,&Sem::give); }
};
XCore Sem is essentially the same, but has give...() method variants for different execution contexts.
class Sem : public Funchor_nocopy
{
....
public:
// constructors
explicit Sem(ulen count=0);
explicit Sem(TextLabel name,ulen count=0);
~Sem();
TextLabel getName() const { return name; }
// give
void give();
void give_int();
void give_any();
void give_many(ulen dcount);
void give_many_int(ulen dcount);
void give_many_any(ulen dcount);
// take
bool try_take();
void take();
bool take(MSec timeout);
bool take(TimeScope time_scope);
// functions
Function<void (void)> function_give() { return FunctionOf(this,&Sem::give); }
Function<void (void)> function_give_int() { return FunctionOf(this,&Sem::give_int); }
Function<void (void)> function_give_any() { return FunctionOf(this,&Sem::give_any); }
};


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Agilla allows a remote user to connect to the local AgentInjector and inject an agent via RMI. To do this, first start an Agent Injector locally as usual by typing ri if you have the Agilla aliases setup, or
cd /opt/tinyos-1.x/tools/java
java -Djava.security.policy=java.policy edu.wustl.mobilab.agilla.AgentInjector -comm [port]:57600 -d
if you do not where [port] is the port the mote programming board is attached to (e.g., COM1)
Open another prompt and type rmiregistry. This will start the rmi regsitry running on the local pc. You should see something like the window below.
In the AgentInjector window, click on Remote and select "enable" as shown below.
This will register the injector with the RMI server and allow a remote user to inject agents. The address of the RMI server is shown in the upper-left corner. In this case, it's <IP_ADDRESS>. The remote user must know this address to remotely inject agents.
On the remote computer, run the injector using ri_rmi if you have the Agilla aliases setup, or
cd /opt/tinyos-1.x/tools/java
java -Djava.security.policy=java.policy edu.wustl.mobilab.agilla.AgentInjector -comm RMI:[address] -d
if you do not, where [address] is the address of the RMI server.
The Agent Injector on the remote host will automatically connect to Agent Injector on the local host. You can inject an agent from the remote host by opening an agent and injecting it as if it were local.


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#include <livox_def.h>
Public Attributes | |
| uint32_t | temp_status: 2 |
| uint32_t | volt_status: 2 |
| uint32_t | motor_status: 2 |
| uint32_t | dirty_warn: 2 |
| uint32_t | firmware_err: 1 |
| uint32_t | pps_status: 1 |
| uint32_t | device_status: 1 |
| uint32_t | fan_status: 1 |
| uint32_t | self_heating: 1 |
| uint32_t | ptp_status: 1 |
| uint32_t | time_sync_status: 3 |
| uint32_t | rsvd: 13 |
| uint32_t | system_status: 2 |
LiDAR error code.
Definition at line 268 of file livox_def.h.
| uint32_t LidarErrorCode::device_status |
0: Normal. 1: Warning for Approaching the End of Service Life.
Definition at line 275 of file livox_def.h.
| uint32_t LidarErrorCode::dirty_warn |
0: Not Dirty or Blocked. 1: Dirty or Blocked.
Definition at line 272 of file livox_def.h.
| uint32_t LidarErrorCode::fan_status |
0: Fan in Normal State. 1: Fan in Warning State.
Definition at line 276 of file livox_def.h.
| uint32_t LidarErrorCode::firmware_err |
0: Firmware is OK. 1: Firmware is Abnormal, Need to be Upgraded.
Definition at line 273 of file livox_def.h.
| uint32_t LidarErrorCode::motor_status |
0: Motor in Normal State. 1: Motor in Warning State. 2:Motor in Error State, Unable to Work.
Definition at line 271 of file livox_def.h.
| uint32_t LidarErrorCode::pps_status |
0: No PPS Signal. 1: PPS Signal is OK.
Definition at line 274 of file livox_def.h.
| uint32_t LidarErrorCode::ptp_status |
0: No 1588 Signal. 1: 1588 Signal is OK.
Definition at line 278 of file livox_def.h.
| uint32_t LidarErrorCode::rsvd |
Reserved.
Definition at line 286 of file livox_def.h.
| uint32_t LidarErrorCode::self_heating |
0: Normal. 1: Low Temperature Self Heating On.
Definition at line 277 of file livox_def.h.
| uint32_t LidarErrorCode::system_status |
0: Normal. 1: Warning. 2: Error.
Definition at line 287 of file livox_def.h.
| uint32_t LidarErrorCode::temp_status |
0: Temperature in Normal State. 1: High or Low. 2: Extremely High or Extremely Low.
Definition at line 269 of file livox_def.h.
| uint32_t LidarErrorCode::time_sync_status |
0: System dose not start time synchronization. 1: Using PTP 1588 synchronization. 2: Using GPS synchronization. 3: Using PPS synchronization. 4: System time synchronization is abnormal.(The highest priority synchronization signal is abnormal)
Definition at line 285 of file livox_def.h.
| uint32_t LidarErrorCode::volt_status |
0: Voltage in Normal State. 1: High. 2: Extremely High.
Definition at line 270 of file livox_def.h.


'I Don't Think The Team Did Enough To Warrant A Place In The Finals'
by Michael CorryIreland are down but not out after a 1-1 draw with Denmark at the Aviva Stadium.
Mick McCarthy’s side went into this evening’s qualifier clash with the Danes, a team they’ve played six times in two years now, knowing that a win would seal a place at Euro 2020 next summer.
 Denmark were poor but a lapse in concentration at the back allowed Martin Braithwaite to poke home before Ireland responded through Matt Doherty to set up a tense and thrilling finale.
Following the game, Liam Brady and Richie Sadlier both praised the Irish effort as having been one of the best performances in years.
While Didi Hamann agreed that the performance was great, he was adamant in his assessment that Ireland did not warrant a place in the finals given the basis of their performances throughout the qualifying campaign.
“I have to agree, I don’t think there’s any doubt that this has been the best performance in the whole qualifying campaign,” Hamann said.
“I don’t buy into all this, this has been the best performance if we’d played like this in the two years or 18 months before because if you look at the whole qualifying campaign. They played eight games and scored seven goals.
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| AMSsurvey | American Math Society Survey Data |
| Angell | Moral Integration of American Cities |
| Anscombe | U. S. State Public-School Expenditures |
| Arrests | Arrests for Marijuana Possession |
| Baumann | Methods of Teaching Reading Comprehension |
| BEPS | British Election Panel Study |
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| Blackmore | Exercise Histories of Eating-Disordered and Control Subjects |
| Burt | Fraudulent Data on IQs of Twins Raised Apart |
| CanPop | Canadian Population Data |
| CES11 | 2011 Canadian National Election Study, With Attitude Toward Abortion |
| Chile | Voting Intentions in the 1988 Chilean Plebiscite |
| Chirot | The 1907 Romanian Peasant Rebellion |
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| Davis | Self-Reports of Height and Weight |
| DavisThin | Davis's Data on Drive for Thinness |
| Depredations | Minnesota Wolf Depredation Data |
| Duncan | Duncan's Occupational Prestige Data |
| Ericksen | The 1980 U.S. Census Undercount |
| Florida | Florida County Voting |
| Freedman | Crowding and Crime in U. S. Metropolitan Areas |
| Friendly | Format Effects on Recall |
| Ginzberg | Data on Depression |
| Greene | Refugee Appeals |
| GSSvocab | Data from the General Social Survey (GSS) from the National Opinion Research Center of the University of Chicago. |
| Guyer | Anonymity and Cooperation |
| Hartnagel | Canadian Crime-Rates Time Series |
| Highway1 | Highway Accidents |
| KosteckiDillon | Treatment of Migraine Headaches |
| Leinhardt | Data on Infant-Mortality |
| LoBD | Cancer drug data use to provide an example of the use of the skew power distributions. |
| Mandel | Contrived Collinear Data |
| Migration | Canadian Interprovincial Migration Data |
| Moore | Status, Authoritarianism, and Conformity |
| MplsDemo | Minneapolis Demographic Data 2015, by Neighborhood |
| MplsStops | Minneapolis Police Department 2017 Stop Data |
| Mroz | U.S. Women's Labor-Force Participation |
| OBrienKaiser | O'Brien and Kaiser's Repeated-Measures Data |
| OBrienKaiserLong | O'Brien and Kaiser's Repeated-Measures Data in "Long" Format |
| Ornstein | Interlocking Directorates Among Major Canadian Firms |
| Pottery | Chemical Composition of Pottery |
| Prestige | Prestige of Canadian Occupations |
| Quartet | Four Regression Datasets |
| Robey | Fertility and Contraception |
| Rossi | Rossi et al.'s Criminal Recidivism Data |
| Sahlins | Agricultural Production in Mazulu Village |
| Salaries | Salaries for Professors |
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| USPop | Population of the United States |
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| WeightLoss | Weight Loss Data |
| Wells | Well Switching in Bangladesh |
| Womenlf | Canadian Women's Labour-Force Participation |
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| Wool | Wool data |
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University of Colorado—BA-Political Science University of Colorado-Denver-MPA—Public Administration POST certification (1996)
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I worked for Governor Roy Romer from May of 1994 to December of 1995. I worked on the Friends of Strickland campaign for Tom Strickland for three months until I became a police office in Lakewood Colorado. I had no political work while I was at Lakewood PD.
I was a member of National Liquor Law Enforcement Association for approximately 3 years and was elected to Sergeant-at-Arms where I served for several months before a promotion to the Gaming Division. I joined National Association of Gaming Regulators and a Gaming Regulators working group. I was moved to Racing and joined the Association of Racing Commissions (ARCI)
I have had positions in the regulatory divisions of Liquor, Gaming and Racing Events. In each of the Divisions I have worked with stakeholders who have a vested interest in the regulatory matters created by rule. In Gaming and Racing events I worked with Commissions who were appointed by the Governor’s office. These Commission are essential as a representatives of theIt industries. Creating groups with differing opinions but that are willing to work well together are essential.
I have always been interested in politics and believe in our political system. By creating a fair and representative areas we continue to ensure an effective political system free from undue Influence.
My entire career has been one of building consensus. As a police officer I worked to ensure I upheld the laws by using procedural justice. I made a point of explaining what was happening and what I had to do. I worked with high risk children and adults in my assignments. As a hostage negotiator I worked on resolutions. As a regulator who works with monthly Commissions I must ensure a positive working environment where disagreements can be discussed and consensus prevails.
As a regulator I apply statues and rules to decisions. Following through many of the statues requires reason in understanding the intent of legislative drafters.
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This list is updated daily, and includes objects marked as transient candidate in the last 30 days.
Here are the detailed description of the columns:
- candidateID: SkyMapper candidate name.
- RA: candidate right ascension.
- DEC: candidate declination.
- mag: latest SkyMapper detection calibrated magnitude.
- magerr: err estimate of the latest magnitude.
- mjd: latest SkyMapper detection MJD.
- filt: latest SkyMapper detection filter.
- discMag: earliest available SkyMapper detection magnitude.
- discMJD: earliest available SkyMapper detection MJD.
- discFilt: earliest available SkyMapper detection filter.
- bestType: current transient type in the SkyMapper database. Cand = candidate. The database may be manually updated if a transient is spectroscopically classified.
- noneMag: last non-detection limit before first detection.
- noneMJD: last non-detection limit MJD.
- noneFilt: last non-detection limit filter.
- newThumbURL: link for new image thumbnail.
- refThumbURL: link for reference image thumbnail.
- diffThumbURL: link for difference image thumbnail.
- finderURL: link for a finding chart.
- candidateURL: candidate webpage on the SMT site, includes lightcurve and comment history.
- status: candidate status.
- numDet: number of SkyMapper detections.
- comment: last change in the SkyMapper database, with associated user comment.
{% endblock %}


IEEE SB Government Engineering College Thrissur
Events Timeline
February
2015
February 21,2015
Provocare- Paper Presentation as a part of Dyuthi
February 14, 2015
Sixth sense Technology workshop
PCB Design Workshop
February 24, 2015
PCB Design Workshop
November 18, 2011
Cyber Security Workshop
July 2014
WIE STAR
July 15, 2014
WIE STAR 2k14
July 6, 2013
KITES 2013


Package edu.cnm.deepdive.cardcombat.controller
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Class Summary Class Description BattleFragment The battle option fragment is where the user will play with their deck against the computer's deck.BattleOptionsFragment The battle options fragment contains where the user will choose which deck the user will play the computer with and which deck the computer will play with.BattleOptionsFragmentDirections DeckEditorFragment The deck editor fragment is where the user will be able to create and edit their decks.DeckEditorFragmentDirections LoginActivity The launcher activity that allows the user to sign in with Google Sign In.MainScreenFragment The main screen fragment is the main navigation hub, and allows the user to go to battle options, qr code, deck editor, or logout.MainScreenFragmentDirections NavigationActivity The main activity hosts all of the fragments needed for navigation.QrCodeFragment The qr code fragment is the that will allow the user to scan qr codes using the device's camera.QrCodeFragmentDirections


Marsha Reed
LinkedIn
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Chicago, IL
Full Stack Web and Hybrid Mobile Applications Developer
Full stack web and hybrid mobile applications developer specializing in full stack JavaScript application and architecture. Experienced in all stages of the development life cycle.
- Hands-on experience leading all stages of system development efforts, including requirements in definition design, architecture, testing and support.
- Outstanding leadership abilities; able to coordinate and direct all phases of project-based efforts
Core Competencies
- Full Stack Development
- Strong Analytical Skills
- Prioritizes Tasks
- Hybrid Mobile Development
- Savvy Problem Solver
- Strong Leadership Skills
CERTIFICATIONS / TECHNICAL PROFICIENCIES
Agile Full Stack Web and Hybrid Mobile Application Development, Microtrain Technologies
Certified ScrumMaster (CSM), Micro Train
ITIL Foundation Certification, Pink Elephant
CICS Certificate, DePaul University
Change Management Certificate, Lake Forest Graduate School of Management
Help Desk Institute (HDI) Customer Service Representative & Toastmasters CC/CL
Ethics, Privacy-Information Security, Workplace Harassment, Avoiding Accidental Disclosure, Phishing
Platforms: Linux, LAMP, MEAN, NodeJS
Database: MySQL, MongoDB
Tools: VS Code, SSH, Gulp, Git, ServiceNow, Bluezone, TSO, Toad, SCRUM, Agile, MS Office, MVS Utilities, Putty
Languages: HTML, CSS, SASS, Javascript, PHP, SQL, COBOL, JCL
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, Chicago, IL 2002-2019
Software Engineer II
- Provided functional, operational and technical support for numerous IT applications, products and services to resolve issues in a timely manner.
- Created and tracked tickets from email and phone calls to resolve IT issues and inquiries using vendor software ServiceNow.
- Provided ad hoc ServiceNow reports as requested.
- Provided operational support for electronic clearinghouse application used for managing the flow of standard
HIPAA-compliant and non-HIPAA-compliant transactions between Blue Cross Blue Shield Licensees.
- Monitored operational system outages.
- Provided technical support for proprietary claims tracking and processing system.
- Recognized as subject matter expert for ITS Reconciliation Formats, Central Financial Agency and Network Data Mover.
- Produced financial billing reports for Blue Cross Blue Shield Licensees for data network processing and account billing.
- Provided operational support for Central Financial Agency and Network Data Movement components.
- Coded and supported financial billing application that tracked funds exchanged between Blue Cross Blue Shield Licensees.
- Researched and resolved telephonic and electronic inquiries for high customer service satisfaction.
- Performed on-line and batch maintenance to electronic claims processing system to enhance software.
- Designed and executed connectivity testing between Blue Cross and Blue Shield Licensees using inhouse and vendor supplied
software.
EDUCATION
University of Illinois at Chicago - Chicago, IL Bachelor of Science in Math and Computer Science


@* * Copyright 2021 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import play.api.Configuration @import uk.gov.hmrc.agentinvitationsfrontend.config.ExternalUrls @import uk.gov.hmrc.agentinvitationsfrontend.views.html._ @import uk.gov.hmrc.agentinvitationsfrontend.controllers.routes @this( mainTemplate: main_template ) @(clientType: String)(implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages, configuration: Configuration, externalUrls: ExternalUrls) @mainTemplate(bannerTitle = "banner.clients", title = Messages("generic.title", Messages("error.cannot-view-request.title"), Messages("title.suffix.client")), bodyClasses = None, isAgent = false, mainDataAttributes = None) {
@Messages("error.cannot-view-request.p1")
@Messages("error.cannot-view-request.p2")
@Messages("error.cannot-view-request.p3", Messages(s"error.cannot-view-request.client-type.$clientType"))
@Messages("error.cannot-view-request.button") }


> komodo-cli getaddressbalance '{"addresses": ["12c6DSiU4Rq3P4ZxziKxzrL5LmMBrzjrJX"]}'
> curl --user myusername --data-binary '{"jsonrpc": "1.0", "id":"curltest", "method": "getaddressbalance", "params": [{"addresses": ["12c6DSiU4Rq3P4ZxziKxzrL5LmMBrzjrJX"]}] }' -H 'content-type: text/plain;' http://<IP_ADDRESS>:7771/
both are equivalent. But ./komodo-cli is easier to use while a person is accessing the node through a terminal or using shell scripts.
The curl command can be used both locally or remotely(with the appropriate settings and permissions). The rpc interface is mainly for writing other programs(ex:wallets that need GUI) that access komodod


Sheffield Benefit Centre Handovers queue - Imogen Johnson
| Description | Name & NINO | Date/time raised | Agent | Time left to clear | Handover type | Handover Status | Callback status | ||
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Handover descriptionInitial information input when the handover was created |
Adam Brown |
8 February 2018 |
Imogen JohnsonNOT AVAILABLE 2 |
Expired |
1 |
Claim closure |
Paused |
First call pending |
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Handover descriptionInitial information input when the handover was created |
Ian Jackson |
15 February 2018 13:08 |
1 hr 10 mins |
7 |
Claim closure |
In progress |
Not requested |
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Handover descriptionInitial information input when the handover was created |
Grace Harris |
8 February 2018 13:06 |
Not applicable |
58 mins |
7 |
New Claim | Not allocated |
First call pending |
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Handover descriptionInitial information input when the handover was created |
Christine Dixon |
31 January 201811:09 |
Not applicable |
Expired |
7 |
Appointment confirmation | Not allocated |
Not requested |
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Handover descriptionInitial information input when the handover was created |
Ian Jackson |
2 February11:07 |
Expired |
7 |
Hardship | In progress |
Not requested |
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Handover descriptionInitial information input when the handover was created |
Christine Dixon |
15 February 201811:03 |
Expired |
7 |
Missing evidence | In progress |
Second call pending |


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SpellSlinger
1.0
An augmented reality game made using Unity and Google ARCore for the Android platform.
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Spawns and manages all the enemies More...
Public Member Functions | |
| void | AddEnemyToList (GameObject enemy) |
| Adds enemies to the list maintained by enemy manager More... | |
| void | DestroyEnemy (GameObject enemy) |
| Handles destroying an enemy More... | |
| void | UpdateWaveText () |
| Updates the wave number on the UI More... | |
| int | GetCurrentWave () |
| Getter function for the current wave number More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| GameObject | prefab |
| The enemy prefab to spawn More... | |
| GameObject | levelManager |
| The LevelManager of the scene More... | |
| Text | waveText |
| UI Text displaying the current wave number More... | |
Spawns and manages all the enemies
Definition at line 10 of file EnemyManager.cs.
| void EnemyManager.AddEnemyToList | ( | GameObject | enemy | ) |
Adds enemies to the list maintained by enemy manager
Definition at line 148 of file EnemyManager.cs.
| void EnemyManager.DestroyEnemy | ( | GameObject | enemy | ) |
Handles destroying an enemy
| enemy | The enemy to destroy |
Definition at line 157 of file EnemyManager.cs.
| int EnemyManager.GetCurrentWave | ( | ) |
Getter function for the current wave number
Definition at line 185 of file EnemyManager.cs.
| void EnemyManager.UpdateWaveText | ( | ) |
Updates the wave number on the UI
Definition at line 177 of file EnemyManager.cs.
| GameObject EnemyManager.levelManager |
The LevelManager of the scene
Definition at line 20 of file EnemyManager.cs.
| GameObject EnemyManager.prefab |
The enemy prefab to spawn
Definition at line 15 of file EnemyManager.cs.
| Text EnemyManager.waveText |
UI Text displaying the current wave number
Definition at line 35 of file EnemyManager.cs.


Gearpump Configuration
Master and Worker configuration
Master and Worker daemons will only read configuration from conf/gear.conf.
Master reads configuration from section master and gearpump:
master {
}
gearpump{
}
Worker reads configuration from section worker and gearpump:
worker {
}
gearpump{
}
Configuration for user submitted application job
For user application job, it will read configuration file gear.conf
and application.conf
from classpath, while application.conf
has higher prioprty.
The default classpath contains:
conf/
- current working directory.
For example, you can put a application.conf
on your working directory, and then it will be effective when you submit a new job application.
Logging
To change the log level, you need to change both gear.conf
, and log4j.properties
.
To change the log level for master and worker daemon
Please change log4j.rootLevel
in log4j.properties
, gearpump-master.akka.loglevel
and gearpump-worker.akka.loglevel
in gear.conf
.
To change the log level for application job
Please change log4j.rootLevel
in log4j.properties
, and akka.loglevel
in gear.conf
or application.conf
.
Gearpump Default Configuration
This is the default configuration for gear.conf
.
| config item | default value | description |
|---|---|---|
| gearpump.hostname | “<IP_ADDRESS>” | hostname of current machine. If you are using local mode, then set this to <IP_ADDRESS>. If you are using cluster mode, make sure this hostname can be accessed by other machines. |
| gearpump.cluster.masters | [“<IP_ADDRESS>:3000”] | Config to set the master nodes of the cluster. If there are multiple master in the list, then the master nodes runs in HA mode. For example, you may start three master, on node1: bin/master -ip node1 -port 3000 , on node2: bin/master -ip node2 -port 3000 , on node3: bin/master -ip node3 -port 3000 , then you need to set gearpump.cluster.masters = ["node1:3000","node2:3000","node3:3000"] |
| gearpump.task-dispatcher | “gearpump.shared-thread-pool-dispatcher” | default dispatcher for task actor |
| gearpump.metrics.enabled | true | flag to enable the metrics system |
| gearpump.metrics.sample-rate | 1 | We will take one sample every gearpump.metrics.sample-rate data points. Note it may have impact that the statistics on UI portal is not accurate. Change it to 1 if you want accurate metrics in UI |
| gearpump.metrics.report-interval-ms | 15000 | we will report once every 15 seconds |
| gearpump.metrics.reporter | “akka” | available value: “graphite”, “akka”, “logfile” which write the metrics data to different places. |
| gearpump.retainHistoryData.hours | 72 | max hours of history data to retain, Note: Due to implementation limitation(we store all history in memory), please don’t set this to too big which may exhaust memory. |
| gearpump.retainHistoryData.intervalMs | 3600000 | time interval between two data points for history data (unit: ms). Usually this is set to a big value so that we only store coarse-grain data |
| gearpump.retainRecentData.seconds | 300 | max seconds of recent data to retain. This is for the fine-grain data |
| gearpump.retainRecentData.intervalMs | 15000 | time interval between two data points for recent data (unit: ms) |
| gearpump.log.daemon.dir | “logs” | The log directory for daemon processes(relative to current working directory) |
| gearpump.log.application.dir | “logs” | The log directory for applications(relative to current working directory) |
| gearpump.serializers | a map | custom serializer for streaming application, e.g. "scala.Array" = "" |
| gearpump.worker.slots | 1000 | How many slots each worker contains |
| gearpump.appmaster.vmargs | “-server -Xss1M -XX:+HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError -XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC -XX:CMSInitiatingOccupancyFraction=80 -XX:+UseParNewGC -XX:NewRatio=3 -Djava.rmi.server.hostname=localhost” | JVM arguments for AppMaster |
| gearpump.appmaster.extraClasspath | ”” | JVM default class path for AppMaster |
| gearpump.executor.vmargs | “-server -Xss1M -XX:+HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError -XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC -XX:CMSInitiatingOccupancyFraction=80 -XX:+UseParNewGC -XX:NewRatio=3 -Djava.rmi.server.hostname=localhost” | JVM arguments for executor |
| gearpump.executor.extraClasspath | ”” | JVM default class path for executor |
| gearpump.jarstore.rootpath | “jarstore/” | Define where the submitted jar file will be stored. This path follows the hadoop path schema. For HDFS, use hdfs://host:port/path/ ; if you want to store on master nodes, then use local directory. jarstore.rootpath = "jarstore/" will point to relative directory where master is started. jarstore.rootpath = "/jarstore/" will point to absolute directory on master server |
| gearpump.scheduling.scheduler-class | “io.gearpump.cluster.scheduler.PriorityScheduler” | Class to schedule the applications. |
| gearpump.services.host | “<IP_ADDRESS>” | dashboard UI host address |
| gearpump.services.port | 8090 | dashboard UI host port |
| gearpump.netty.buffer-size | 5242880 | netty connection buffer size |
| gearpump.netty.max-retries | 30 | maximum number of retries for a netty client to connect to remote host |
| gearpump.netty.base-sleep-ms | 100 | base sleep time for a netty client to retry a connection. Actual sleep time is a multiple of this value |
| gearpump.netty.max-sleep-ms | 1000 | maximum sleep time for a netty client to retry a connection |
| gearpump.netty.message-batch-size | 262144 | netty max batch size |
| gearpump.netty.flush-check-interval | 10 | max flush interval for the netty layer, in milliseconds |
| gearpump.netty.dispatcher | “gearpump.shared-thread-pool-dispatcher” | default dispatcher for netty client and server |
| gearpump.shared-thread-pool-dispatcher | default Dispatcher with “fork-join-executor” | default shared thread pool dispatcher |
| gearpump.single-thread-dispatcher | PinnedDispatcher | default single thread dispatcher |
| serialization-framework | “io.gearpump.serializer.FastKryoSerializationFramework” | Gearpump has built-in serialization framework using Kryo. Users are allowed to use a different serialization framework, like Protobuf. See io.gearpump.serializer.FastKryoSerializationFramework to find how a custom serialization framework can be defined |


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}Promote User{% endblock %} {% block body %}
Warning: This will give this user access to account management as well as being able to see how votes have been cast.
Be careful who you give superuser access to!


Business Case
Our Mission
Together we design,build and deliver innovative solutions and exceptioal services to create ultimate customer experience
Meet Daily Output Target
OQA = 100% Acceptance
FPY >= 90%
Gemba Walk (Observe,Engage,Improve)
No Safety Issue
Good 5S


WebGL experiments
Physics simulations
Vicsek model
Ising model
Mathematics
Mandelbrot (single precision)
Mandelbrot (double precision, without WebGL)
Fun demos
Spring simulation (not really WebGL, just canvas)
Shooting around in a gravity simulation
Flying around with Kepler orbits


Clearance is possible at Batangas Port. The only fee that appears to be charged is by the special quarantine doctor (500 pesos/person). On arrival at Batangas for clearance, go first to the Customs house near the ferry port and ask for the port quarantine office which is a short walk from the customs house. From the quarantine office, back to customs and then a short ride by jeepney to the provincial capital building for immigration. Only the skipper need attend but be sure to have copies of all ships paperwork (and an official stamp with the ships name is also helpful).


Note: If you would like to skip directly to my Jupyter notebook of this exercise, you can find it at this link.
Project Summary
This project is the capstone for the “Introduction to Machine Learning” course in the Udacity Machine Learning Engineering nanodegree. It involves using the “Enron corpus”—a body of information that was made publicly available following the Enron scandal in the early 2000s. It has all salary information and email communications. It is rare, as most companies keep these communications private. For CS folks, it is particularly valuable—it is a dataset that reveals common networks, patterns, and communications. This is a useful basis for developing and testing new models about how people interact in the workplace.
The goal of project is to use a dataset built from the corpus to create a model that identifies “Persons of Interest” (POIs). A POI is someone whom we believe is a strong candidate for having committed fraudulent activities—for example, Jeffrey Skilling and Kenneth Lay. The dataset includes characteristics about the different individuals at Enron—for example, their known interactions with POIs (how many emails did they send or receive), the portion of their total compensation that was a bonus, etc. Doing some cursory analysis, we have 21 characteristics/columns we could use as “features” in our model. There are 146 individuals in the dataset, of whom 128 are NOT POIs, and 18 are POIs.
The model we are trying to create is an algorithm that will comb the dataset to predict the probability of whether an individual is a POI. Therefore, it is important that we build this algorithm with accurate underlying data. It is most likely that we will not need all 21 columns as “features” in the model, as some will have more predictive capabilities than others, and some may have no predictive capabilities at all. Finally, we may want to create new columns using outside data, or the provided dataset. We would do this if we expect the new columns to be more predictive of POIs than the information we currently have in its existing representation. Here are a few changes I made:
- I threw away the “email_address” field as there isn’t meaningful information between the different values to help us identify a POI.
- I threw away the ‘TRAVEL AGENCY IN THE PARK’ and ‘TOTAL’ rows as outliers.
- I created several new “ratio” fields: the percentage of emails to or from a POI, the percentage of compensation that came in bonus, salary, and restricted stock.
Feature Selection and Tuning
The NaN values in the dataset are a blend of string and nan values. I converted all NaN values to a numpy nan (np.nan) value, and then converted the values to an outlier value (I used -0.42, which is close to (but not quite) the “Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything.” This allows the dataframe to be processed by classification algorithms that can’t take N/A values, such as Random Forest.
I ran a Random Forest classification quickly to see what my preliminary values were—the answer was not very good. I had “mild” predictive capabilities for people who are NOT POIs, and 0% accuracy/recall/precision for predicting POIs. Part of the reason for this is the imbalance between the two classes (noted earlier, ~85% of the list are not POIs) and the model is trying to predict for the larger class. Fortunately, my colleague Tom Fawcett has written about this (see: Learning from Unbalanced Classes). I began building ROC curves and precision-recall curves to understand performance for different tuning parameters.
To determine the right features and tuning parameters, I built a Pipeline using SelectKBest and GridSearchCV together. The pipeline applies the first step by choosing the best k features and transforms the input data to have only these features. After transformation, this is then fit with different estimators. GridSearchCV helps to tune the “number of features to be selected” and the hyperparameter of the estimator, by selecting the parameters that give the best score on validation data.
Sample code for testing SVMs:
kbest = SelectKBest(f_classif)
pipeline = Pipeline([('kbest', kbest), ('svm', SVC())])
grid_search_svm = GridSearchCV(pipeline, {'kbest__k': [1,2,3,4], 'svm__C': [1, 2, 3, 4], 'svm__kernel': ['linear', 'poly', 'rbf', 'sigmoid'] })
grid_search_svm.fit(features.values, labels['poi'].values)
labels_pred_svm = grid_search_svm.predict(features_test)
print classification_report(labels_test, labels_pred_svm)
print confusion_matrix(labels_test, labels_pred_svm)
print grid_search_svm.best_params_
print plot_ROC_curve(grid_search_svm, features.values, labels['poi'].values)
print plot_PR_curve(grid_search_svm, features.values, labels['poi'].values)
Selecting an Algorithm and Performance
I tested 3 different types of algorithms on the dataset with the pipeline method described above:
- Decision Trees: A decision tree can be thought of as a flowchart that classifies samples based on feature performance. They are very useful in practice as it is easy to determine provenance—I can articulate how and why an algorithm makes a decision. This is helpful in industries like financial services, in which there are regulations against favoring or biasing against specific groups. The performance for POI prediction can be found below:
- Random Forests: A “random forest” is an ensemble model of different decision trees. Roughly speaking, random forests create several decision trees and then “blend” their results to create a newly predicted outcome. When it comes to accuracy, they are very useful in practice. At the same time, there is a greater challenge in understanding “how” predictions are made. Also, since multiple trees are created and blended, there is often a significant runtime associated with Random Forests, which needs to be accounted for in data products and analytic workflows. The performance for POI prediction can be found below:
- Gaussian NB: Naive Bayes classifiers treat different features as independent of one another. For example, a fruit may be considered to be an apple if it is red, round, and about 10 cm in diameter. A naive Bayes classifier considers each of these features to contribute independently to the probability that this fruit is an apple, regardless of any possible correlations between the color, roundness, and diameter features. It has been found useful in text retrieval and medical diagnoses. The performance for POI prediction can be found below:
These calculations are derived from each model’s confusion matrix, which is a table outlining how different predictions performed against a holdout set of data with known labels. If we treat the predictions as probabilities instead of hard labels (for example, an individual is “54% likely” to be a POI as opposed to only 0% or 100%), we can create an ROC chart as a metric for performance: an explanation of how to use ROC curves can be found here. Below is the ROC chart for Decision Trees:
The code I used split the data into 3 “folds”, each of which has different performance—the “mean ROC” is the final measure when deciding the performance of the algorithm. The greater the area indicates stronger predictiveness. There is no absolute threshold for determining good performance—one needs to consider the context surrounding the decision being made. I found that Decision Trees performed the best, as measured by Precision, Recall, and F1 Score.
- Precision is a measure of the number of identified True Positives divided by the total number of Positive test results (including False Positives). FPs are known as Type I Error.
- Recall is the number of identified True Positives divided by the total number of actual Positive samples (including False Negatives). FNs are known as Type II Error.
- A F1 Score is a measure of accuracy, calculated as the harmonic mean of Precision and Recall.
When looking at these scores, I was more focused on the ability to predict “1s” than the overall measures. The value 1 represents a POI. Since the data is skewed towards non-POIs (80%+ of the set), the overall numbers give the impression that the models are more highly predictive than what would be representative of their intended use. Similarly, since the goal of the activity is to identify POIs, we might be comfortable with a lower Precision measurement (increased FPs) if it provides a higher Recall (minimized FNs). Similar biases are present in medical testing.
As an important note, all of my measurements regarding performance are calculated using a “holdout” set or a “fold” that is independent of the data upon which the model is constructed. This is referred to as “validation.” Validation is important because we are trying to generate models that have inference—some predictive capability—on a general population. We want to make sure that our models perform more effectively (much more effectively) than random chance.
To do this, we use a set of data that the model has never seen and may not be entirely representative of the distribution of data upon which the model was constructed. Articulating the model’s performance using these metrics helps ensure that we are not “overfitting” the data—models that are highly predictive of the datasets on which they were trained, but perform poorly in general practice. Here is a great article from IBM Research on preserving validity in analysis.
Conclusion
This was a fun project that helped hammer home some of the key concepts of data preparation and model selection. Much of my prior training in data science was done in R, and I wanted a guided introduction to scikit-learn, numpy, and pandas. It is amazing how transferable the approach and libraries are for the two languages—at the same time, there are funny anachronisms for how scikit-learn takes data from pandas dataframes vs. numpy arrays.


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Paint Along with Bob
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The club list now also features club videos that are publicly available on Google Drive.
Videos that are only accessible within PAUSD are still not shown because, as with anything, added security complicates things.
Some statistics for club videos:


Kotlin Robots
Start by adding in Lambda function ARNs here:
Advance Configuration
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To reset to defaults, use the "Clear Saved Config" button.
Board Width
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Seconds Per Turn
Max Turns
Direct Hit Range
Near Hit Range
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Collision Range
Max Build Points
Robot Type
Lambda
Class
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turn: 0


Welcome to my website
I am learning how to program
Few facts about me
I am a sophomore at Marist College
I am from Martha's Vineyard
I play on the Marist club baseball team
My favorite number is 7


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KNOCK OFF (1998)
Rating: 2.0 stars (out of 4.0) ******************************** Key to rating system: 2.0 stars - Debatable 2.5 stars - Some people may like it 3.0 stars - I liked it 3.5 stars - I am biased in favor of the movie 4.0 stars - I felt the movie's impact personally or it stood out ********************************* A Movie Review by David Sunga
Directed by: Tsui Hark
Written by: Steven E. De Souza
Ingredients: Hong Kong, thwarting a plan to smuggle mini bombs, goofball agents, bad guy named 'Skinny'
Starring: Jean-Claude Van Damme, Rob Schneider, Lela Rochon, Michael Wong, Paul Sorvino, Carmen Lee, Glen Chin
Synopsis: In this Hong Kong comedy Marcus (Van Damme) and his buddy Tommy (comedian Rob Schneider) are wheeler dealers in freewheeling Hong Kong. They are V 6 company representatives running a factory for producing V 6 designer jeans for export to the United States, but in KNOCK OFF Hong Kong is notorious for fake designer goods called knock offs.
One day the boys get a visit from V 6 investigator Karan Leigh (Lela Rochon), accusing them of producing cheap knock offs instead of the real jeans. Of course, this being an action comedy, this means that some anonymous terroristic bad guys are responsible for making the fake jeans and trying to hide microbombs inside them in a bid for world domination. Enter the CIA, the Russian Mafia, Hong Kong mobsters, Hong Kong cops Lt. Han and Ling Ho (Michael Wong and Carmen Lee), and of course, the high-kicking Jean-Claude Van Damme.
Opinion: For H.K. movie fans, KNOCK OFF features popular New York born Hong Kong actor Michael Fitzgerald Wong, and model-turned-actress Carmen Lee. But the main characters are Belgian kickboxer Jean-Claude Van Damme and comedian Rob Schneider from TV's MEN BEHAVING BADLY. In this case, teaming up a martial artist with a comedian for a buddy action comedy is a good idea, since it takes half of the acting burden off of the martial artist. Schneider is not a kung fu man or action star, and Van Damme is better known for slow motion spin kicks, but luckily director Tsui Hark and his team use judicious cuts and film speed to keep the action up front and flowing.
Surprisingly, WAITING TO EXHALE actress Lela Rochon, playing company investigator Karan Leigh, gets to do a decent amount of action work, kung fu kicks, and machine gun shooting. As an action gal, Rochon actually does well enough to get my fan vote as the next Bond girl or Foxy Brown sequel heroine.
Teaming such an athletic cast of legitimately good actors with DIE HARD scriptwriter Steven E. de Souza, you'd think KNOCK OFF would be a great movie. But the bad news is, the plot is somewhat of a disappointment, the dubbing is evident, and people chase each other around the city without dramatic tension or character sympathy. If a building blows up, it doesn't mean anything unless the building is somehow important to the plot. Or if a character gets chased or bombed, the character should be someone of significance to the movie, not a stranger. But in Knock Off, a lot of action goes on without any particular meaning. For example, the 1997 Hong Kong handover is extraneously thrown in, but doesn't have any significance to the movie.
In Knock OFF not as much attention is paid to the plot as to the scene-by-scene choreography. When Marcus informs the police so they can make a big raid on the big Russian Mafia boat, only one lieutenant shows up to make the raid. Why? Carmen Lee plays another cop who is introduced early in the movie, but fades away, so we never find out about her personality or adventures, either.
Despite plot holes and characters the audience doesn't get to know or care about, watching cops run around can still mildly entertain. But I'd wait for the video unless you're a big fan of one of the stars or choreography.
Reviewed September 6, 1998
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TSA seizes second loaded gun in 2 days at Maine airport
by Janine PuhakNot again!
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) recently seized a second loaded handgun within a two-day span at Portland International Jetport in Maine. A spokesperson for the agency, however, has since described the repeat offense as coincidental.
On Oct. 31, security screeners at the air hub discovered that a Florida man was carrying a 9 mm handgun loaded with 12 bullets, with one in the firearm’s chamber, WGME reports. The weapon was spotted while the backpack passed through an X-ray screening machine.
TSA agents contacted police, who subsequently confiscated the firearm and detained the unnamed man for further questioning, officials said.
MAN WEARS FULL SUIT OF ARMOR TO AIRPORT
The day before, a loaded 9 mm pistol was discovered in a woman’s handbag as her purse passed through an X-ray machine. The woman reportedly told authorities that she “forgot” the weapon was in her purse, according to the The Portland Press Herald.
TSA spokeswoman Lisa Farbstein has since described the double discoveries of the guns as purely coincidental, emphasizing that no changes have been made to the airport’s policies regarding the rules for transporting firearms and ammunition.
“I can tell you this. We catch a lot of guns in airports nationwide,” Farbstein commented.
“Passengers are permitted to travel with firearms only in checked baggage if they are properly packaged and declared,” she explained. “Firearms must be unloaded, packed in a hard-sided case, locked and packed separately from ammunition.”
The laws regarding firearm possession vary by state, but TSA can impose civil penalties of up to $13,333 per violation for anyone caught trying to bring their weapon or other prohibited items on board.
"Repeat after me: I will not bring my gun to an airport security checkpoint," Farbstein later wrote on Twitter.
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In 2018, the TSA discovered a record number of firearms in carry-on bags at 279 airport checkpoints around the country.
In its Year in Review report, the federal agency announced the staggering 4,239 firearms seized marked a 7 percent increase from 2017.
The TSA also noted that a record number of travelers passed through airports in 2018, with 813.8 million people going through security screening.
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I finally reserved a few hours to finish up on Assassin's Creed.
The game itself was actually quite a chore during the last few hours, because nothing really unexpected or new happened (yes, the game tries to have some sort of a surprise ending, but one can see this coming from a mile away). For the little variety the game-play offers, the game just feels too long IMHO. Everything is just too stretched-out. Overall it's a pretty good game, but now that it's over I feel somewhat ... unsatisfied. The fact that the game doesn't seem to have a real ending doesn't help either. Yes, I discovered the credits ... but what the hell now?


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