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The base data provider implements IMixedRealityDataProvider and provides default properties for all data providers.
◆ BaseDataProvider() [1/3]
Constructor.
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| registrar | The IMixedRealityServiceRegistrar instance that loaded the data provider. |
| service | The IMixedRealityService to which the provider is providing data. |
| name | The friendly name of the data provider. |
| priority | The registration priority of the data provider. |
| profile | The configuration profile for the data provider. |
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| service | The IMixedRealityService to which the provider is providing data. |
| name | The friendly name of the data provider. |
| priority | The registration priority of the data provider. |
| profile | The configuration profile for the data provider. |
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Constructor.
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| service | The IMixedRealityService to which the provider is providing data. |
| name | The friendly name of the data provider. |
| priority | The registration priority of the data provider. |
| profile | The configuration profile for the data provider. |
◆ Registrar
The service registrar instance that registered this service.
◆ Service
The service instance to which this provider is providing data.
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READOM(1) Schily´s USER COMMANDS READOM(1) NAME readom - read or write data Compact Discs SYNOPSIS readom dev=device [ options ] DESCRIPTION Readom is used to read or write Compact Discs. The device refers to a device location similar to the one used in the wodim command. Refer to its manpage for details. Also note that this version of readom uses a modified libusal library which has a different behaviour compared to the one distributed by its original author. OPTIONS If no options except the dev= option have been specified, readom goes into interactive mode. Select a primary function and then follow the instructions. -version Print version information and exit. dev=target Sets the SCSI target for the drive, see notes above. A typical device specification is dev=6,0 . If a filename must be provided together with the numerical target specification, the filename is implementation specific. The correct filename in this case can be found in the system specific manuals of the target operating sys‐ tem. On a FreeBSD system without CAM support, you need to use the control device (e.g. /dev/rcd0.ctl). A correct device specifica‐ tion in this case may be dev=/dev/rcd0.ctl:@ . On Linux, drives connected to a parallel port adapter are mapped to a virtual SCSI bus. Different adapters are mapped to different targets on this virtual SCSI bus. If no dev option is present, readom will try to get the device from the CDR_DEVICE environment. If the argument to the dev= option does not contain the characters ',', '/', '@' or ':', it is interpreted as an label name that may be found in the file /etc/wodim.conf (see FILES section). timeout=# Set the default SCSI command timeout value to # seconds. The default SCSI command timeout is the minimum timeout used for send‐ ing SCSI commands. If a SCSI command fails due to a timeout, you may try to raise the default SCSI command timeout above the time‐ out value of the failed command. If the command runs correctly with a raised command timeout, please report the better timeout value and the corresponding command to the author of the program. If no timeout option is present, a default timeout of 40 seconds is used. debug=#, -d Set the misc debug value to # (with debug=#) or increment the misc debug level by one (with -d). If you specify -dd, this equals to debug=2. This may help to find problems while opening a driver for libusal. as well as with sector sizes and sector types. Using -debug slows down the process and may be the reason for a buffer underrun. kdebug=#, kd=# Tell the usal-driver to modify the kernel debug value while SCSI commands are running. -silent, -s Do not print out a status report for failed SCSI commands. -v Increment the level of general verbosity by one. This is used e.g. to display the progress of the process. -V Increment the verbose level with respect of SCSI command transport by one. This helps to debug problems during the process, that occur in the CD-Recorder. If you get incomprehensible error mes‐ sages you should use this flag to get more detailed output. -VV will show data buffer content in addition. Using -V or -VV slows down the process. f=file Specify the filename where the output should be written or the input should be taken from. Using '-' as filename will cause readom to use stdout resp. stdin. -w Switch to write mode. If this option is not present, readom reads from the specified device. -c2scan Scans the whole CD or the range specified by the sectors=range for C2 errors. C2 errors are errors that are uncorrectable after the second stage of the 24/28 + 28/32 Reed Solomon correction system at audio level (2352 bytes sector size). If an audio CD has C2 errors, interpolation is needed to hide the errors. If a data CD has C2 errors, these errors are in most cases corrected by the ECC/EDC code that makes 2352 bytes out of 2048 data bytes. The ECC/EDC code should be able to correct about 100 C2 error bytes per sector. If you find C2 errors you may want to reduce the speed using the speed= option as C2 errors may be a result of dynamic unbalance on the medium. -scanbus Scan all SCSI devices on all SCSI busses and print the inquiry strings. This option may be used to find SCSI address of the devices on a system. The numbers printed out as labels are com‐ puted by: bus * 100 + target sectors=range Specify a sector range that should be read. The range is speci‐ fied by the starting sector number, a minus sign and the ending sector number. The end sector is not included in the list, so sectors=0-0 will not read anything and may be used to check for a CD in the drive. speed=# Set the speed factor of the read or write process to #. # is an integer, representing a multiple of the audio speed. This is about 150 KB/s for CD-ROM and about 172 KB/s for CD-Audio. If no speed option is present, readom will use maximum speed. Only MMC compliant drives will benefit from this option. The speed of non MMC drives is not changed. Using a lower speed may increase the readability of a CD or DVD. ts=# Set the maximum transfer size for a single SCSI command to #. The syntax for the ts= option is the same as for wodim fs=# or sdd bs=#. If no ts= option has been specified, readom defaults to a transfer size of 256 kB. If libusal gets lower values from the operating system, the value is reduced to the maximum value that is possible with the current operating system. Sometimes, it may help to fur‐ ther reduce the transfer size or to enhance it, but note that it may take a long time to find a better value by experimenting with the ts= option. -notrunc Do not truncate the output file when opening it. -fulltoc Retrieve a full TOC from the current disk and print it in hex. -clone Do a clone read. Read the CD with all sub-channel data and a full TOC. The full TOC data will be put into a file with similar name as with the f= option but the suffix .toc added. -noerror Do not abort if the high level error checking in readom found an uncorrectable error in the data stream. -nocorr Switch the drive into a mode where it ignores read errors in data sectors that are a result of uncorrectable ECC/EDC errors before reading. If readom completes, the error recovery mode of the drive is switched back to the remembered old mode. retries=# Set the retry count for high level retries in readom to #. The default is to do 128 retries which may be too much if you like to read a CD with many unreadable sectors. -overhead Meter the SCSI command overhead time. This is done by executing several commands 1000 times and printing the total time used. If you divide the displayed times by 1000, you get the average over‐ head time for a single command. meshpoints=# Print read-speed at # locations. The purpose of this option is to create a list of read speed values suitable for e.g. gnuplot. The speed values are calculated assuming that 1000 bytes are one kilobyte as documented in the SCSI standard. The output data cre‐ ated for this purpose is written to stdout. -factor Output the speed values for meshpoints=# as factor based on single speed of the current medium. This only works if readom is able to determine the current medium type. EXAMPLES For all examples below, it will be assumed that the drive is connected to the primary SCSI bus of the machine. The SCSI target id is set to 2. To read the complete media from a CD-ROM writing the data to the file cdimage.raw: readom dev=2,0 f=cdimage.raw To read sectors from range 150 ... 10000 from a CD-ROM writing the data to the file cdimage.raw: readom dev=2,0 sectors=150-10000 f=cdimage.raw To write the data from the file cdimage.raw (e.g. a filesystem image from genisoimage) to a DVD-RAM, call: readom dev=2,0 -w f=cdimage.raw ENVIRONMENT RSH If the RSH environment is present, the remote connection will not be created via rcmd(3) but by calling the program pointed to by RSH. Use e.g. RSH=/usr/bin/ssh to create a secure shell connec‐ tion. Note that this forces wodim to create a pipe to the rsh(1) program and disallows wodim to directly access the network socket to the remote server. This makes it impossible to set up performance parameters and slows down the connection compared to a root initi‐ ated rcmd(3) connection. RSCSI If the RSCSI environment is present, the remote SCSI server will not be the program /opt/schily/sbin/rscsi but the program pointed to by RSCSI. Note that the remote SCSI server program name will be ignored if you log in using an account that has been created with a remote SCSI server program as login shell. SEE ALSO wodim(1), genisoimage(1), rcmd(3), ssh(1). NOTES Unless you want to risk getting problems, readom should be run as root. If you don't want to allow users to become root on your system, readom may safely be installed suid root. For more information see the addi‐ tional notes of your system/program distribution or README.suidroot which is part of the Cdrkit source. Documentation of the wodim program contains more technical details which could also apply to readom. DIAGNOSTICS A typical error message for a SCSI command looks like: readom: I/O error. test unit ready: scsi sendcmd: no error CDB: 00 20 00 00 00 00 status: 0x2 (CHECK CONDITION) Sense Bytes: 70 00 05 00 00 00 00 0A 00 00 00 00 25 00 00 00 00 00 Sense Key: 0x5 Illegal Request, Segment 0 Sense Code: 0x25 Qual 0x00 (logical unit not supported) Fru 0x0 Sense flags: Blk 0 (not valid) cmd finished after 0.002s timeout 40s The first line gives information about the transport of the command. The text after the first colon gives the error text for the system call from the view of the kernel. It usually is: I/O error unless other problems happen. The next words contain a short description for the SCSI command that fails. The rest of the line tells you if there were any problems for the transport of the command over the SCSI bus. fatal error means that it was not possible to transport the command (i.e. no device present at the requested SCSI address). The second line prints the SCSI command descriptor block for the failed command. The third line gives information on the SCSI status code returned by the command, if the transport of the command succeeds. This is error infor‐ mation from the SCSI device. The fourth line is a hex dump of the auto request sense information for the command. The fifth line is the error text for the sense key if available, followed by the segment number that is only valid if the command was a copy com‐ mand. If the error message is not directly related to the current com‐ mand, the text deferred error is appended. The sixth line is the error text for the sense code and the sense quali‐ fier if available. If the type of the device is known, the sense data is decoded from tables in scsierrs.c . The text is followed by the error value for a field replaceable unit. The seventh line prints the block number that is related to the failed command and text for several error flags. The block number may not be valid. The eight line reports the timeout set up for this command and the time that the command really needed to complete. BUGS The readom program described here is the Cdrkit spinoff from the original readcd application (see AUTHOR section for details). It may contain bugs not present in the original implementation. It is definitely less portable than the original implementation. For platform specific bugs, see the corresponding README.platform file in the Cdrkit documentation (eg. README.linux). MAILING LISTS If you want to actively take part on the development of readom, you may join the developer mailing list via this URL: http://alioth.debian.org/mail/?group_id=31006 The mail address of the list is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>AUTHOR Joerg Schilling Seestr. 110 D-13353 Berlin Germany This is application is a spinoff from the original implementation of readcd delivered in the cdrtools package [1] created by Joerg Schilling, who deserves the most credits for its success. However, he is not involved into the development of this spinoff and therefore he shall not be made responsible for any problem caused by it. Do not try to get sup‐ port from the original author! Additional information can be found on: https://alioth.debian.org/projects/debburn/ If you have support questions, send them to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you have definitely found a bug, send a mail to this list or to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>writing at least a short description into the Subject and "Package: cdrkit" into the first line of the mail body. SOURCES [1] Cdrtools 2.01.01a08 from May 2006, http://cdrecord.berlios.de Joerg Schilling Version 2.0 READOM(1)


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States strongly condemns air strikes by the Syrian government forces backed by Russia targeting hospitals and civilian infrastructure in northwestern Syria, State Department spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus said on Friday.
“These attacks over the last 48 hours have hit a school, a maternity hospital, and homes, killing 12 and injuring nearly 40,” Ortagus said. “The latest reported incidents reflect a well-documented pattern of attacks against civilians and infrastructure by Russian and Syrian forces.”
Idlib in Syria’s northwest, the target of a Russian-backed offensive launched this summer to capture it and surrounding areas, is part of the last major rebel bastion in Syria’s 8-1/2-year war.
Syria’s war has claimed the lives of hundreds of thousands and forced 13 million people from their homes, half of whom have left their wrecked country.
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The GetFundamental(Symbols, Selector, StartDate, EndDate) returns a pandas dataframe indexed by time. Symbols is a list of symbols. Selector is the name of fundamental data. If StartDate and EndDate are not specified, QuantBook will get all the fundamental data start from January 1st, 1998.
For some quarterly or yearly reported fundamentals like FinancialStatements
and OperationRatios
you need to specify the period at the end of fundamental selector name. The periods available are OneMonth, TwoMonths, ThreeMonths, SixMonths, NineMonths, TwelveMonths.
# Get the PE ratio for a list technology companies qb.GetFundamental(["AAPL","AMZN", "GOOG","IBM"], "ValuationRatios.PERatio", datetime(2017, 1, 4), datetime.now()) # Get the AAPL shares outstanding in earning reports qb.GetFundamental(["AAPL"], "EarningReports.BasicAverageShares.ThreeMonths") # Get earnings per share of AAPL qb.GetFundamental(["AAPL"], "EarningReports.BasicEPS.TwelveMonths")


Springdoc-openapi Modules
General overview
Spring-webmvc support
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Documentation will be available at the following url for json format:
http://server:port/context-path/v3/api-docs
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server: The server name or IP
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port: The server port
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context-path: The context path of the application
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Documentation will be available in yaml format as well, on the following path : /v3/api-docs.yaml
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Add the library to the list of your project dependencies. (No additional configuration is needed)
<dependency>
<groupId>org.springdoc</groupId>
<artifactId>springdoc-openapi-webmvc-core</artifactId>
<version>1.5.9</version>
</dependency>
| This dependency is relevant if you want to generate the OpenAPI description without using the swagger-ui. |
| For custom path of the OpenAPI documentation in Json format, add a custom springdoc property, in your spring-boot configuration file: |
# /api-docs endpoint custom path
springdoc.api-docs.path=/api-docs
Spring-webflux support
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Documentation can be available in yaml format as well, on the following path : /v3/api-docs.yaml
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Add the library to the list of your project dependencies (No additional configuration is needed)
<dependency>
<groupId>org.springdoc</groupId>
<artifactId>springdoc-openapi-webflux-ui</artifactId>
<version>1.5.9</version>
</dependency>
Spring Hateoas support
The support for Spring Hateoas is available using the dependency springdoc-openapi-hateoas. The projects that use Spring Hateoas should combine this dependency with the springdoc-openapi-ui dependency. This dependency enables the support of Spring Hateoas format.
<dependency>
<groupId>org.springdoc</groupId>
<artifactId>springdoc-openapi-hateoas</artifactId>
<version>1.5.9</version>
</dependency>
Spring Data Rest support
The support for Pageable of spring-data-commons is available. If you only want to enable the support of spring Pageable Type, you can just enable it using:
SpringDocUtils.getConfig().replaceWithClass(org.springframework.data.domain.Pageable.class,
org.springdoc.core.converters.models.Pageable.class);
Alternatively, the projects that use Pageable type can also add the follwing dependency together with the springdoc-openapi-ui dependency. This dependency enables the support of spring-data-rest types as well: @RepositoryRestResource and QuerydslPredicate annotations.
<dependency>
<groupId>org.springdoc</groupId>
<artifactId>springdoc-openapi-data-rest</artifactId>
<version>1.5.9</version>
</dependency>
Spring security support
For a project that uses spring-security, you should add the following dependency, together with the springdoc-openapi-ui dependency: This dependency helps ignoring @AuthenticationPrincipal in case its used on REST Controllers.
<dependency>
<groupId>org.springdoc</groupId>
<artifactId>springdoc-openapi-security</artifactId>
<version>1.5.9</version>
</dependency>
Kotlin support
For a project that uses Kotlin, you should add the following dependency. This dependency improves the support of Kotlin types:
<dependency>
<groupId>org.springdoc</groupId>
<artifactId>springdoc-openapi-kotlin</artifactId>
<version>1.5.9</version>
</dependency>
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If your are using spring-web, you combine the springdoc-openapi-kotlin module with springdoc-openapi-ui.
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If your are using spring-webflux, you combine the springdoc-openapi-kotlin module with springdoc-openapi-webflux-ui.
Groovy support
For a project that uses Groovy, you should add the following dependency, together with the springdoc-openapi-ui dependency: This dependency improves the support of Kotlin types:
<dependency>
<groupId>org.springdoc</groupId>
<artifactId>springdoc-openapi-groovy</artifactId>
<version>1.5.9</version>
</dependency>


Data analyses with Python & Jupyter¶
Introduction¶
You can do complex biological data manipulation and analyses using the pandas
python package (or by switching kernels, using R
!)
We will look at pandas here, which provides R
-like functions for data manipulation and analyses. pandas
is built on top of NumPy. Most importantly, it offers an R-like DataFrame
object: a multidimensional array with explicit row and column names that can contain heterogeneous types of data as well as missing values, which would not be possible using numpy arrays.
pandas
also implements a number of powerful data operations for filtering, grouping and reshaping data similar to R or spreadsheet programs.
Installing Pandas¶
pandas
requires NumPy. See the Pandas documentation.
If you installed Anaconda, you already have Pandas installed. Otherwise, you can sudo apt install
it.
Assuming pandas
is installed, you can import it and check the version:
import pandas as pd
pd.__version__
'0.17.1'
Also import scipy:
import scipy as sc
Reminder about tabbing and help!¶
As you read through these chapters, don’t forget that Jupyter gives you the ability to quickly explore the contents of a package or methods applicable to an an object by using the tab-completion feature. Also documentation of various functions can be accessed using the ?
character. For example, to display all the contents of the pandas namespace, you can type
In [1]: pd.<TAB>
And to display Pandas’s built-in documentation, you can use this:
In [2]: pd?
Pandas dataframes
¶
The dataframes is the main data object in pandas.
importing data¶
Dataframes can be created from multiple sources - e.g. CSV files, excel files, and JSON.
MyDF = pd.read_csv('../data/testcsv.csv', sep=',')
MyDF
| Species | Infraorder | Family | Distribution | Body mass male (Kg) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Daubentonia_madagascariensis | Chiromyiformes | Daubentoniidae | Madagascar | 2.700 |
| 1 | Allocebus_trichotis | Lemuriformes | Cheirogaleidae | Madagascar | 0.100 |
| 2 | Avahi_laniger | Lemuriformes | Indridae | America | 1.030 |
| 3 | Avahi_occidentalis | Lemuriformes | Indridae | Madagascar | 0.814 |
| 4 | Avahi_unicolor | Lemuriformes | Indridae | America | 0.830 |
| 5 | Cheirogaleus_adipicaudatus | Lemuriformes | Cheirogaleidae | Madagascar | 0.200 |
| 6 | Cheirogaleus_crossleyi | Lemuriformes | Cheirogaleidae | Madagascar | 0.400 |
| 7 | Cheirogaleus_major | Lemuriformes | Cheirogaleidae | Madagascar | 0.450 |
| 8 | Cheirogaleus_medius | Lemuriformes | Cheirogaleidae | Madagascar | 0.217 |
Creating dataframes¶
You can also create dataframes using a python dictionary like syntax:
MyDF = pd.DataFrame({
'col1': ['Var1', 'Var2', 'Var3', 'Var4'],
'col2': ['Grass', 'Rabbit', 'Fox', 'Wolf'],
'col3': [1, 2, sc.nan, 4]
})
MyDF
| col1 | col2 | col3 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Var1 | Grass | 1 |
| 1 | Var2 | Rabbit | 2 |
| 2 | Var3 | Fox | NaN |
| 3 | Var4 | Wolf | 4 |
Examining your data¶
# Displays the top 5 rows. Accepts an optional int parameter - num. of rows to show
MyDF.head()
| col1 | col2 | col3 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Var1 | Grass | 1 |
| 1 | Var2 | Rabbit | 2 |
| 2 | Var3 | Fox | NaN |
| 3 | Var4 | Wolf | 4 |
# Similar to head, but displays the last rows
MyDF.tail()
| col1 | col2 | col3 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Var1 | Grass | 1 |
| 1 | Var2 | Rabbit | 2 |
| 2 | Var3 | Fox | NaN |
| 3 | Var4 | Wolf | 4 |
# The dimensions of the dataframe as a (rows, cols) tuple
MyDF.shape
(4, 3)
# The number of columns. Equal to df.shape[0]
len(MyDF)
4
# An array of the column names
MyDF.columns
Index(['col1', 'col2', 'col3'], dtype='object')
# Columns and their types
MyDF.dtypes
col1 object
col2 object
col3 float64
dtype: object
# Converts the frame to a two-dimensional table
MyDF.values
array([['Var1', 'Grass', 1.0],
['Var2', 'Rabbit', 2.0],
['Var3', 'Fox', nan],
['Var4', 'Wolf', 4.0]], dtype=object)
# Displays descriptive stats for all columns
MyDF.describe()
| col3 | |
|---|---|
| count | 3.000000 |
| mean | 2.333333 |
| std | 1.527525 |
| min | 1.000000 |
| 25% | 1.500000 |
| 50% | 2.000000 |
| 75% | 3.000000 |
| max | 4.000000 |
OK, I am going to stop this brief intro to Jupyter with pandas here! I think you can already see the potential value of Jupyter for data analyses and visualization. As I mentioned above, you can also use R (e.g., using tidyr
+ ggplot
) for this.


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Packages that use com.jme.network.service Package Description com.jme.network com.jme.network.base com.jme.network.service com.jme.network.service.rmi com.jme.network.service.rpc com.jme.network.service.serializer -
Classes in com.jme.network.service used by com.jme.network Class Description ClientServiceManager Manages ClientServices on behalf of a network Client object.HostedServiceManager Manages HostedServices on behalf of a network Server object. -
Classes in com.jme.network.service used by com.jme.network.base Class Description ClientServiceManager Manages ClientServices on behalf of a network Client object.HostedServiceManager Manages HostedServices on behalf of a network Server object. -
Classes in com.jme.network.service used by com.jme.network.service Class Description AbstractHostedService Convenient base class for HostedServices providing some default HostedService interface implementations as well as a few convenience methods such as getServiceManager() and getService(type).AbstractService Base class providing some default Service interface implementations as well as a few convenience methods such as getServiceManager() and getService(type).ClientService Interface implemented by Client-side services that augment a network Client's functionality.ClientServiceManager Manages ClientServices on behalf of a network Client object.HostedService Interface implemented by Server-side services that augment a network Server's functionality.HostedServiceManager Manages HostedServices on behalf of a network Server object.Service The base interface for managed services.ServiceManager The base service manager class from which the HostedServiceManager and ClientServiceManager classes are derived. -
Classes in com.jme.network.service used by com.jme.network.service.rmi Class Description AbstractClientService Convenient base class for ClientServices providing some default ClientService interface implementations as well as a few convenience methods such as getServiceManager() and getService(type).AbstractHostedService Convenient base class for HostedServices providing some default HostedService interface implementations as well as a few convenience methods such as getServiceManager() and getService(type).AbstractService Base class providing some default Service interface implementations as well as a few convenience methods such as getServiceManager() and getService(type).ClientService Interface implemented by Client-side services that augment a network Client's functionality.ClientServiceManager Manages ClientServices on behalf of a network Client object.HostedService Interface implemented by Server-side services that augment a network Server's functionality.HostedServiceManager Manages HostedServices on behalf of a network Server object.Service The base interface for managed services. -
Classes in com.jme.network.service used by com.jme.network.service.rpc Class Description AbstractClientService Convenient base class for ClientServices providing some default ClientService interface implementations as well as a few convenience methods such as getServiceManager() and getService(type).AbstractHostedConnectionService Convenient base class for HostedServices providing some default HostedService interface implementations as well as a few convenience methods such as getServiceManager() and getService(type).AbstractHostedService Convenient base class for HostedServices providing some default HostedService interface implementations as well as a few convenience methods such as getServiceManager() and getService(type).AbstractService Base class providing some default Service interface implementations as well as a few convenience methods such as getServiceManager() and getService(type).ClientService Interface implemented by Client-side services that augment a network Client's functionality.ClientServiceManager Manages ClientServices on behalf of a network Client object.HostedService Interface implemented by Server-side services that augment a network Server's functionality.HostedServiceManager Manages HostedServices on behalf of a network Server object.Service The base interface for managed services. -
Classes in com.jme.network.service used by com.jme.network.service.serializer Class Description AbstractClientService Convenient base class for ClientServices providing some default ClientService interface implementations as well as a few convenience methods such as getServiceManager() and getService(type).AbstractHostedService Convenient base class for HostedServices providing some default HostedService interface implementations as well as a few convenience methods such as getServiceManager() and getService(type).AbstractService Base class providing some default Service interface implementations as well as a few convenience methods such as getServiceManager() and getService(type).ClientService Interface implemented by Client-side services that augment a network Client's functionality.ClientServiceManager Manages ClientServices on behalf of a network Client object.HostedService Interface implemented by Server-side services that augment a network Server's functionality.HostedServiceManager Manages HostedServices on behalf of a network Server object.Service The base interface for managed services.


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Automate as much as possible
Let computers do what they do good,
let people do what they excell at
We will do more then 1 deployment
We want the deployment to be repeatable
We want the code to be our documentation
Standard Qliro flow
Looking into ways to automate release tickets
Standard GIT flow
Only 2 configured steps in TeamCity
Copy the following from another solution
Configure Fake by opening build.fsx
Test the build by open a command prompt and run FakeGet and the Build
Using "Qliro default" the standard project that was set up before I Joined
It is not easy to follow what happens but easy to set up
Config in Qliro common is not configuration!
Use Web.config or App.Config (we have no .Net Core yet)
Use Web.release.config if needed to do more advanced transforms - but values must still be from octopus
Prefix app setting with App.
<system.serviceModel>
<behaviors>
<endpointBehaviors>
<behavior name="bankid" xdt:Transform="Replace">
<clientCredentials>
<clientCertificate findValue="#{App.ClientCertificate}" storeLocation="LocalMachine" storeName="My" x509FindType="FindBySubjectName" />
<serviceCertificate>
<defaultCertificate findValue="#{App.ServerCertificate}" storeLocation="LocalMachine" storeName="Root" x509FindType="FindBySubjectName" />
<authentication certificateValidationMode="None" revocationMode="NoCheck" trustedStoreLocation="LocalMachine" />
</serviceCertificate>
</clientCredentials>
</behavior>
</endpointBehaviors>
</behaviors>
</system.serviceModel>
IIS set up must be complete after deploy
Scheduled tasks must be set up
Windows services must be installed
Databases needs to be upagraded
Install the Topshelf nuget
HostFactory.Run(x =>
{
x.Service(s =>
{
s.ConstructUsing(name => new MessageListenerService());
s.WhenStarted(es => es.Start());
s.WhenStopped(es => es.Stop());
});
x.SetDescription("Decides what kind of notification(Push/SMS/Email/Print) with which text to send to customer");
x.SetDisplayName("Qliro.NotificationService.MessageListener");
x.SetServiceName("Qliro.NotificationService.MessageListener");
}
Write-Host "Executing predeploy in: "
Write-Host $(get-location)
if (Test-Path "Qliro.NotificationService.MessageListener.exe")
{
Write-Host "Qliro.NotificationService.MessageListener.exe"
.\Qliro.NotificationService.MessageListener.exe stop
Write-Host "Uninstalling Qliro.NotificationService.LifeSaver.MessageListner.exe"
.\Qliro.NotificationService.MessageListener.exe uninstall
if ($LastExitCode -eq 4)
{
Write-Host "The service was not installed. Predeploy will report that as exit code 0 which means OK."
exit 0
}
}
Write-Host "Executing postdeploy in: "
Write-Host $(get-location)
Write-Host $OctopusParameters["Iis_ApplicationPoolUserName"]
.\Qliro.NotificationService.MessageListener.exe install --autostart -username $OctopusParameters["ApplicationUserName"] -password $OctopusParameters["ApplicationPassword"] | Write-Host
.\Qliro.NotificationService.MessageListener.exe start | Write-Host
Don't do manual checking for vital daily/hourly system checks
Expose Health endpoint that can disaply status of system


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DHS announces new graduate medical education grant
by Stephen CohnMADISON, Wis. - The Wisconsin Department of Health Services announced a $1.9 million grant to support eight Graduate Medical Education residents.
According to a news release, the grants will assist in training physicians in rural areas, which research suggests increases the likelihood of graduates remaining in such areas to practice.
The Graduate Medical Education Residency Expansion Grants and Program Grants were launched in 2014 and have been expanded in the 2019-21 biennial budget to include additional specialties, including obstetrics, gerontology and other areas of high-demand physicians needed in rural areas.


I am currently reading Avdi Grimm's Confident Ruby and it has been great learning curve. I also discoverered Ruby Book Club podcast by Nadia and Saron and it has been a great journey to read a chapter by chapter and listening ladies discuss about the book.
Anyway, I found this chapter - 5.7 Early Termination with Throw, very interesting so would like to introduce to ya all.
First question I need to ask before using catch and throw is that when to use. This is most likely useful when we want to stop the recursive process without throwing an error.
Use throw to signal the early termination, and catch to handle it.
Catch and Throw could be used more complex cases but in nutshell, it allows the program stops when it found essential value. This pattern also limit outselves using raising Errors to stop the program e.g. raise DoneError in the middle of the method or using begine, rescue end (BRE) block
Avdi Grimm also explains why we should not use BRE block - he says "BRE is the pink lawn Xamingo of Ruby code: it is a distraction and an eyesore wherever it turns up" because it breaks flows of the method.
His suggestion for the error handling case is using top-level rescue clause.
This will clearly shows what foo function supposed to be. If things goes south, it can be handled by rescue. Let's look at another trick called 'Bouncer method'. A Bouncer Method is a method whose sole job is to raise an exception if it detects an error condition.
Enter the bouncer method.
We can even go further. We can yield the result of the main method and then raise error if the result is failed.
Conclusion: Use top-level rescue to rescue failure. Think of flow of the method. "When given an intention-revealing name, it can clearly and concisely reveal to the reader exactly what potential failure is being detected. And it can DRY up identical error-checking code in other parts of the program."


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The first demo shows the situation without Leaflet.ShadowWrap. For example, notice how the rectangle wraps across the world long-wise instead of displaying compactly across the dateline. Or pan to the left and watch the shapes disappear. Or try drawing over the dateline. Or try to draw on one side of the dateline, and then resize/move the shape over it in edit mode.
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Open Pampas [at22], plain, in Mandoria, peasants: 188
Last updated Turn #146
Open Pampas [at22], plain, in Mandoria, peasants: 188
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0: Garrison [iy1u], garrison, uncontrolled, with six peasants guards Open
0: Pampas [at22].
30: It has begun to rain.
30: The population grows by one peasant.
Routes leaving Open Pampas:
North, mountain, to Mandor Mountains [as22], 10 days
East, mountain, to Mandor Mountains [at23], 10 days
South, plain, to Open Pampas [au22], 7 days
Garrison [fc1j], garrison, uncontrolled, with six peasants
West, plain, to Open Pampas [at21], 7 days
Garrison [ct8o], garrison, uncontrolled, with two soldiers
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The province is blanketed in fog.
No one can be seen through the fog.


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by WABCMIDTOWN, Manhattan (WABC) -- Crews responded to the scene of an underground water and steam leak in Midtown during rush hour on Monday evening.
The incident was reported at 49th Street and 8th Avenue around 5:30 p.m.
Because of the situation, West 49th Street was shut down between Broadway and 8th Avenue.
Officials say the underground leak somehow led to an eruption of steam. In some areas, dust debris and mud from the ground flew onto nearby cars in the neighborhood.
No injuries have been reported, but crews are working to determine what was in that dust.
DEP and Con Edison also responded to the scene.
Three buildings in the area were without steam service while DEP made repairs.
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RANDOM HEARTS * * out of * * * * ==================
DIRECTED BY: Sydney Pollack STARRING: Harrison Ford, Kristin Scott Thomas, Charles Dutton, Sydney Pollack WRITTEN BY: Darryl Ponicsan, Kurt Luedtke RATED: R for brief violence, sexuality, and language SCRIPTURE REFERENCES: Philippians 3:13, Job 42:10, John 16:20-22
Mankind does have a proclivity for complicating life. Such complications are never more evident than in affairs of the heart. The new film, RANDOM HEARTS, tells the "romantic" story of four people. The twist is that two of the four are dead. That rules out any possibility for this being a romantic comedy. Call it a romantic tragedy instead.
Harrison Ford (SIX DAYS, SEVEN NIGHTS) stars as Dutch Van Der Broeck, a DC police sergeant working in the Internal Affairs Division. His happy marriage is about to be exposed for the facade that it is when a plane crashes into the Chesapeake Bay on its way to Miami, FL. One of the accident casualties, traveling under an assumed name, is his wife who just happened to be accompanying another woman's husband.
The other woman is none other than US Congresswoman Kay Chandler, played by Kristin Scott Thomas (THE HORSE WHISPERER) who is surprised and embarrassed at her husband's deception, but willing to put it behind her and move on with her life. Dutch is not as willing to let it go.
Obsessed with finding out about the details of the affair so as to understand why it happened, Dutch begins digging for information, something that the congresswoman, in the middle of her reelection battle, can ill afford. So, in order to try and control the potential media damage, Kay meets with Dutch and they try to make sense of their shared situation. With bruised egos and hurt hearts, they visit the site of the clandestine trysts of their recently deceased spouses and, in so doing, they become attracted to each other.
At the same time, their lives continue but are not unaffected by the grief and frustration they are feeling. Van Der Broeck risks his career and life pursuing and baiting a suspect when he has no hard evidence against him. Chandler, touched by the level of brutal honesty upon which Van Der Broeck insists, finds that she may no longer have the stomach to mount an effective political campaign where truth is often a liability.
Harrison Ford can play the no-nonsense cop roles with aplomb and does so with some level of effectiveness here. But with spiked or tousled hair and pierced ear jewelry, it appears that Mr. Ford is attempting a more youthful appearance. To this reviewer's eye, it is having the opposite effect. I did not believe him as a romantic lead in this picture.
Kirstin Scott Thomas, on the other hand, was fully believable. Demonstrating the class of a woman of means and power, yet still managing to show the frailty and vulnerability of a woman in love, Ms. Thomas is captivating on screen.
Sydney Pollack (TOOTSIE), as director, is at the helm of RANDOM HEARTS, keeping the movie at its steady but interminably slow pace. The nearly two and one-quarter hour length of the movie works against the picture. The longer it runs, the more illogical and weak Mr. Ford's character appears. His inability to let go of the pain that his wife's infidelity brought to him threatens the promise of beginning a new relationship with Kay.
Living in the past can be a trap in and of itself. We may learn from the past and we may hope for the future. But to be effective as sons and daughters of God, we must live in the present.
"Brethren, I count not myself to have apprehended: but this one thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto those things which are before." Philippians 3:13 [KJV]
Certainly grief is something that we must all handle and we understand that there is an appropriate amount of time needed to gain full control of one's thoughts and emotions when dealing with a loss of a loved one.
But staying in a perpetual state of mourning, anger or resentment is damaging and dangerous as it could easily lead to spirits of depression or melancholy. Such continual states of being are very selfish as one's full attention and energy of thought is directed inward. It should be remembered that Job's deliverance and restoration did not occur until after he prayed... not for himself, but for his friends.
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MPBannerCustomEventDelegate Protocol Reference
| Conforms to | NSObject |
| Declared in | MPBannerCustomEventDelegate.h |
Overview
Instances of your custom subclass of MPBannerCustomEvent
will have an MPBannerCustomEventDelegate
delegate.
You use this delegate to communicate events ad events back to the MoPub SDK.
When mediating a third party ad network it is important to call as many of these methods
as accurately as possible. Not all ad networks support all these events, and some support
different events. It is your responsibility to find an appropriate mapping betwen the ad
network’s events and the callbacks defined on MPBannerCustomEventDelegate
.
Tasks
Other Methods
-
– viewControllerForPresentingModalView
The view controller instance to use when presenting modals.
required method -
– location
The user’s current location.
required method
Banner Ad Event Callbacks - Fetching Ads
-
– bannerCustomEvent:didLoadAd:
Call this method immediately after an ad loads succesfully.
required method -
– bannerCustomEvent:didFailToLoadAdWithError:
Call this method immediately after an ad fails to load.
required method
Banner Ad Event Callbacks - User Interaction
-
– bannerCustomEventWillBeginAction:
Call this method when the user taps on the banner ad.
required method -
– bannerCustomEventDidFinishAction:
Call this method when the user finishes interacting with the banner ad.
required method -
– bannerCustomEventWillLeaveApplication:
Call this method when the banner ad will cause the user to leave the application.
required method
Impression and Click Tracking
-
– trackImpression
Call this method to track an impression.
required method -
– trackClick
Call this method to track a click.
required method
Instance Methods
bannerCustomEvent:didFailToLoadAdWithError:
Call this method immediately after an ad fails to load.
- (void)bannerCustomEvent:(MPBannerCustomEvent *)event didFailToLoadAdWithError:(NSError *)error
Parameters
- event
You should pass
self
to allow the MoPub SDK to associate this event with the correct instance of your custom event.
- error
(optional) You may pass an error describing the failure.
Discussion
Important: Your custom event subclass must call this method when it fails to load an ad. Failure to do so will disrupt the mediation waterfall and cause future ad requests to stall.
Declared In
MPBannerCustomEventDelegate.h
bannerCustomEvent:didLoadAd:
Call this method immediately after an ad loads succesfully.
- (void)bannerCustomEvent:(MPBannerCustomEvent *)event didLoadAd:(UIView *)ad
Parameters
- event
You should pass
self
to allow the MoPub SDK to associate this event with the correct instance of your custom event.
- ad
The
UIView
representing the banner ad. This view will be inserted into theMPAdView
and presented to the user by the MoPub SDK.
Discussion
Important: Your custom event subclass must call this method when it successfully loads an ad. Failure to do so will disrupt the mediation waterfall and cause future ad requests to stall.
Declared In
MPBannerCustomEventDelegate.h
bannerCustomEventDidFinishAction:
Call this method when the user finishes interacting with the banner ad.
- (void)bannerCustomEventDidFinishAction:(MPBannerCustomEvent *)event
Parameters
- event
You should pass
self
to allow the MoPub SDK to associate this event with the correct instance of your custom event.
Discussion
For example, the user may have dismissed any modal content. This method is optional.
Important: If you call bannerCustomEventWillBeginAction:
, you must also call
-bannerCustomEventDidFinishAction:
at a later point.
Declared In
MPBannerCustomEventDelegate.h
bannerCustomEventWillBeginAction:
Call this method when the user taps on the banner ad.
- (void)bannerCustomEventWillBeginAction:(MPBannerCustomEvent *)event
Parameters
- event
You should pass
self
to allow the MoPub SDK to associate this event with the correct instance of your custom event.
Discussion
This method is optional. When automatic click and impression tracking is enabled (the default) this method will track a click (the click is guaranteed to only be tracked once per ad).
Important: If you call -bannerCustomEventWillBeginAction:
, you must also call
bannerCustomEventDidFinishAction:
at a later point.
Declared In
MPBannerCustomEventDelegate.h
bannerCustomEventWillLeaveApplication:
Call this method when the banner ad will cause the user to leave the application.
- (void)bannerCustomEventWillLeaveApplication:(MPBannerCustomEvent *)event
Parameters
- event
You should pass
self
to allow the MoPub SDK to associate this event with the correct instance of your custom event.
Discussion
For example, the user may have tapped on a link to visit the App Store or Safari.
Declared In
MPBannerCustomEventDelegate.h
location
The user’s current location.
- (CLLocation *)location
Return Value
This method provides the location that was passed into the parent MPAdView
. The MoPub
SDK does not automatically request the user’s location. It is your responsibility to pass the location
into MPAdView
.
You may use this to inform third-party ad networks of the user’s location.
Declared In
MPBannerCustomEventDelegate.h
trackClick
Call this method to track a click.
- (void)trackClick
Discussion
Important: You should only call this method if you have opted out of automatic click and impression tracking. By default the MoPub SDK automatically tracks clicks.
Important: In order to obtain accurate metrics, it is your responsibility to call trackClick
only once per ad.
Declared In
MPBannerCustomEventDelegate.h
trackImpression
Call this method to track an impression.
- (void)trackImpression
Discussion
Important: You should only call this method if you have opted out of automatic click and impression tracking. By default the MoPub SDK automatically tracks impressions.
Important: In order to obtain accurate metrics, it is your responsibility to call trackImpression
only once per ad.
Declared In
MPBannerCustomEventDelegate.h
viewControllerForPresentingModalView
The view controller instance to use when presenting modals.
- (UIViewController *)viewControllerForPresentingModalView
Return Value
viewControllerForPresentingModalView
returns theMP same view controller that you
specify when implementing the MPAdViewDelegate
protocol.
Declared In
MPBannerCustomEventDelegate.h


‘Lair’ Trilogy to Debunk the Supernatural
by Brad MiskaPlanned as a trilogy, filming has begun in London on UK filmmaker Adam Ethan Crow’s low-budget horror film Lair, reports ScreenDaily.
In the film, US actor Corey Johnson plays a professional debunker of the supernatural whose beliefs are put to the test when his friend claims he was possessed by a demon. An unsuspecting LGBTQ family becomes embroiled in the drama.
UK actress Alexandra Gilbreath is co-starring with Israeli actor Oded Fehr (Resident Evil).
Crow is also developing both a prequel called The Bone Harvest and as a yet-untitled sequel.
Lair is produced by Crow’s Ditto Films with Shelley Atkin. The project was in development at Fox but was put into turnaround following Disney’s acquisition of Fox.


Adapting airlines passenger services systems to HES application of Ministry of Health
Played project leader role determining project architecture and design
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Within digital transformation of Pegasus Airlines, adapting new technologies using both Agile and TDD/CI/CD standarts such as Java 8, Oracle, Mongo DB, Spring Boot, Redis, Hazelcast, Swagger, Jenkins, Jira, Bitbucket, Git
Designing and developing microservices
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Determination and design of project architecture
Working in connection with customer and applying the requirements
Organize the teammates
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Travel portal software is a comprehensive and powerful web based online booking system, designed for travel industry especially for travel management companies, destination management companies, travel aggregators, B2B B2C travel agencies, tour operators and home based travel agents. Following are the salient features of a travel portal system and my responsiblities during the development:
Designing & development web service layers for Domestic & International Ticket Booking , Hotel Booking, Car Booking, Holiday Packages, Bus Booking systems and making these sub systems work together
OTA (Online Travel Agency)
Development / Analysis / Design / Integration OTA Web Services for airline customers
Research and Development both client and server side web service applications within security fundamentals and concepts
E-Ticket & E-Invoice
Designing and implementing Java web services for profile, agent and integration
Web service design and development to communicate revenue management
Frontend & Backend development adapting new java technologies and software principles


“Bhikkhu sivathikaṁ gantvā,
Addasa itthimujjhitaṁ;
Apaviddhaṁ susānasmiṁ,
Khajjantiṁ kimihī phuṭaṁ.
I, a monk, went to a charnel ground
and saw a woman’s body abandoned there,
discarded in a cemetery,
full of worms that devoured.
Yañhi eke jigucchanti,
mataṁ disvāna pāpakaṁ;
Kāmarāgo pāturahu,
andhova savatī ahuṁ.
Some men were disgusted,
seeing her dead and rotten;
but sexual desire arose in me,
I was as if blind to her oozing body.
Oraṁ odanapākamhā,
tamhā ṭhānā apakkamiṁ;
Satimā sampajānohaṁ,
ekamantaṁ upāvisiṁ.
Quicker than the cooking of rice
I left that place!
Mindful and aware,
I retired to a discreet place.
Tato me manasīkāro,
yoniso udapajjatha;
Ādīnavo pāturahu,
nibbidā samatiṭṭhatha.
Then the realization
came upon me—
the danger became clear,
and I was firmly disillusioned.
Tato cittaṁ vimucci me,
passa dhammasudhammataṁ;
Tisso vijjā anuppattā,
kataṁ buddhassa sāsanan”ti.
… Rājadatto thero ….
Then my mind was freed—
see the excellence of the teaching!
I’ve attained the three knowledges
and fulfilled the Buddha’s instructions.


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|---|---|
void |
close()
Deprecated.
Tell the server that this iterator is no longer in use.
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void |
delete()
Deprecated.
The effect of this call depends on the most recent call to
next() :
If the last call to next() returned an
Entry that entry will be removed from the space. |
Entry |
next()
Deprecated.
Return the next entry in the sequence.
|
Entry next() throws UnusableEntryException, RemoteException
null
if there are no more matching entries in the space.
This method is idempotent in the face of RemoteException
s.
UnusableEntryException
- if the field of next entry in
sequence can't be deserialized (usually this is because the class
in question could not be loaded).RemoteException
void delete() throws RemoteException
next()
:
next()
returned an
Entry
that entry will be removed from the space.
next()
threw a
UnusableEntryException
the Entry
that
could not be deserialized will be removed from the space.
next()
returned
null
, threw a RemoteException
, or
next()
has not yet been called on this iterator a
IllegalStateException
will be thrown and no entry will
be removed.
RemoteException
.
IllegalStateException
- if next()
has not be
called on this iterator, or the last invocation of
next()
returned null
or threw
RemoteException
.RemoteException
void close() throws RemoteException
close()
method.
This method is idempotent in the face of RemoteException
.
RemoteException
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Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0, see the NOTICE file for attributions.


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Lil Reese Posts Photo of Stitched Up Neck After Being Released from Hospital
by VladTVRecently, Lil Reese hopped on Instagram Live after being released from the hospital. The rapper was shot in the neck and was in critical condition while in the hospital. While on IG Live, the rapper did not show his face much beyond his eyes, but now he has revealed the extent of his wounds.
In a picture he posted, stitches can be seen in the middle of the rapper’s neck. The caption he posted on the photo said “Made 4 it Lifes a gamble I got hella luck 🖤.” Take a look above.


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Composite Forklift Arms
During my final year of high school, our FIRST robotics team had the task of creating a robot that stacked recycling totes. I thought that our best chance at advancing to the next tournament was to win the innovation award. Composites are rarely seen in competition, so I thought it was an opportunity to stand out amongst the other teams. All versions of the arms were constructed between January-May 2015.
Technical
Pre-season, I befriended a person who works with composites for marine applications. We hosted a class where our entire team learned the basics about composite materials and assembly. From there we formed a small team to work on the arms.
For sake of simplicity, our first arms were simply long rectangles that jutted out from right angle brackets. Three layers of carbon fiber flanked a core of thick fiberglass, for a total of seven layers. After wetting each side with a two-part epoxy, we clamped down the arms on sheets of acrylic, and allowed for the piece to cure overnight. The next day, we trimmed the edges on a bandsaw, drilled mounting holes, and touched up stray edges with additional epoxy.
The arms proved two flexible, so we cut added aluminum bars to stiffen them. Now, the arms held the tote snugly. We had extra carbon fiber oars, so we cut one lengthwise, replaced the aluminum bars with them, and wrapped the entire piece with more carbon fiber.
When we added the oars and extra material, the additonal girth caused the tote to easily slip out of the arms.
Starting from scratch, we designed new arms with and elongated “L” proflie. Now, the arms were stiff, lighter than the previous version, and had a low profile.
Result
Review
What went well:
- Arms were overall a success. They held the tote most of the time.
- Arms were lighter than comparable alloy versions.
- This was the first time we used composites.
Not so hot:
- During fast turns, the tote slipped out.
- Arms did not have much torsional rigidity, causing the aforementioned problem.
- The fit and finish were subpar, partly due to lack of precision cutting tools.


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Using the Marvel API
The program allows users to do a keyword search and look for basic information on a Marvel comic book character or storyline.
GithubBelow is a method that gets information about a comicbook storyline from the JSON data and puts it into a linked list
protected LinkedList getInfo(String responseBody, int index){
//Creates and returns a linked list that contains the title, description, and image URL
JSONObject comic = new JSONObject(responseBody);
//data gets response returned by the call.
JSONObject comicData = comic.getJSONObject("data");
//results is an ARRAY of marvel COMICS returned by the call.
JSONArray comicResult = comicData.getJSONArray("results");
//getting comic info at selected index
JSONObject comicBook = comicResult.getJSONObject(index);
String title = comicBook.getString("title");
String description = comicBook.getString("description");
JSONObject comicThumb = comicBook.getJSONObject("thumbnail");
String imageURL = comicThumb.getString("path");
String fullImageUrl = getImageUrl(imageURL);
LinkedList info = new LinkedList();
info.add(title);
info.add(description);
info.add(fullImageUrl);
return info;
}


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Deep learning quick start
The code used for this blog-post is here.
It’s been in vogue for some time now to have a little “quick-start” install on your website. Notable examples are:
My friend Hayden suggested that it might be nice to have a slightly higher-level one, so I made it: Braneshop deep learning quick start, and you can find a link to it at the bottom of the page.
The main thing I wanted to get across, for whatever it’s worth, is that one of your best options is Google Colaboratory. The other thing I did was to just collect together the information from the TensorFlow and the PyTorch installation pages.
I actually had a bit of fun because I made it in Elm. You can find it at the link at the top, or here. It’s not the most elegant thing you’ll ever see, but it was fun to play around with.
Let me know if it’s missing any paths you think are interesting! Over time I’ll hopefully add more to it, but for now I hope it helps some one, even if it just inspires you to try something in Elm!
Note that this isn’t intended as a comprehensive quickstart guide, more just a simple little widget to select the right installation commands for whatever deep learning environment you want to use.


5 steps to help you start trading!
If you are new to trading, these 5 steps will help you make a good start!
1. Decide if trading is the right strategy for you
There is definitely room for trading stocks on your own dime. That being said, don't put all of your financial eggs in one basket, especially if you are just starting off. A good number to aim for would be somewhere around 5-10% of investable assests. Also remember that trading is different than investing. Trading aims for short-term gains, while investing aims for long-term gains. Trading also inherently carries more risks and required a lot more time and effort than other options. You will need to dedicate time to this, and be an active participant, closely watching your stocks so that you can make the right move in time. If this sounds like too much work, then doing other things with your time and money may be advantageous.
2. Get an education
This may be common sense, but reading up on the subject you are trying to learn is very helpful. Some of these books can help you get started:
- 'How to Make Money in Stocks: A Winning System in Good Times Or Bad' by William O'Neil
- 'One Up on Wall Street' by John Rothchild and Peter Lynch
- 'The Little Book That Still Beats the Market' by Joel Greenblatt
Find someone who is already great at trading and learn from them. They have a lot of knowledge they can share with you, and it would be to your benefit to listen to them! If they are helpful, they can be instrumental to helping you get past barrier of entry.
Be inspired by the people of the past who made a name for themselves. Follow in the footsteps of greats like Warren Buffett, George Soros, and Jesse Livermore
This is key to understanding how the stock market works, and ultimately how to make money. Some good resources for this purpose are Yahoo Financeor Google Finance.
Seminars can be very helpful for gathering information from people who know what they are talking about. An added bonus to seminars is that some of them are free! Going to classes on the subject also works similarly to seminars, but can be expensive.
Simulations are another popular way for people to learn how to trade effectively. Giving yourself real situations and decisions to make can be extremely beneficial to helping you apply the knowledge you've learned and to give you feedback on your decisions that won't break your bank.
3. Select an online broker.
You'll need to choose a broker that will fulfill your needs. As someone who is just starting off, you should choose a broker who has a good reputation with customer support. Additionally, choosing a broker with educational resources available is a plus that should be sought after.
4. Start researching stocks
Now that your ready to start investing, the only thing left is to start picking stocks!
Use the information provided by your broker to get an understanding of the company and its risks and benefits. Start slowly, invest in only a few companies until you understand what you are doing. Have a set amount of money are prepared to lose. If you end up making money, try investing it back into the company or diversify into other companies.
5. Make a plan and stick to it
Putting up your own money can be scary. Many people get spooked when a stock loses a small amount and pull it instantly, especially those who are new to trading. This is why its important to make a plan, and stick to it. Know how low you are willing to let the stock fall before you bail on it. Use the right type of trade orders to help you along the way. An example would be a stop-loss order in which the stock sells if it falls below a certain price.


Chile: nearly a month of protests
by AFPProtests against social inequality have rocked Chile for nearly a month, in an explosion of violence that has claimed more than 20 lives.
Here is a recap of key developments in the country's worst crisis since its return to democracy in 1990.
- Metro tickets trigger -
On October 18, violence breaks out at protests in Santiago against a rise in metro fares, escalating into clashes between demonstrators and riot police.
More than 40 of the city's metro stations are destroyed. Buses and buildings are torched.
Around midnight, President Sebastian Pinera declares a state of emergency.
On October 19, soldiers are deployed into Santiago as thousands join the protests by banging pots and pans in the street.
Anti-government demonstrations spread to other cities, incorporating a range of grievances including low wages and high costs for education and healthcare.
Hooded demonstrators clash with riot police and soldiers near the presidential palace. More buildings are torched.
Pinera suspends the ticket price hike. An overnight curfew is imposed on Santiago.
- Death toll mounts -
Clashes, looting and vandalism continue on October 20, when two women burn to death at a ransacked supermarket.
Police and soldiers use tear gas and water cannons against protesters in the capital. The state of emergency is extended to nine other regions.
On October 21, authorities report that 11 people have been killed in the eruption of violence.
Pinera announces social relief measures on October 22, including increasing the basic pension and freezing utility rate hikes.
A two-day general strike begins the following day.
- Calls for Pinera to quit -
On October 25, more than a million people demonstrate around the country to demand Pinera's resignation as well as economic reform.
As tensions ease, the nighttime curfew is ended on October 26. A day later, the state of emergency is lifted.
On October 28, Pinera reshuffles a third of his cabinet. But the street movement continues, with clashes in Santiago, Concepcion and Valparaiso.
On the 29th, workers at the world's biggest copper mine launch a 24-hour strike.
The government on October 30 pulls out of hosting two major international events due in November and December.
Officials meet with leftist opposition leaders on October 31. On the table is a demand for an overhaul of the dictator-era constitution, which does not establish state responsibility to provide education and healthcare.
- Looting and vandalism -
On November 4, clashes break out as tens of thousands of people gather in Santiago, where barricades are erected for the first time.
Looting and vandalism are reported in Vina del Mar, Valparaiso and Concepcion.
The South American football authority CONMEBOL switches the venue for the November 23 Copa Libertadores final from Santiago to Lima.
Pinera tells the BBC on November 5 that he will not resign. Two days later he tightens public order laws.
- Referendum relief -
Pressure builds on November 12 as the peso drops to record lows and there are clashes close to the presidential palace.
Around 80,000 people march in Santiago as 100 organizations call a new strike.
In a breakthrough on November 15, after hours of intense negotiations, lawmakers agree to the key opposition demand for a referendum on replacing the constitution.
The plebiscite is planned for April 2020.


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SebastiAn shares “Doorman” ft. Syd
by Andrew SacherFrench Touch artist SebastiAn’s new album Thirst comes out this Friday via Ed Banger/Because Music, and one of its most anticipated collaborations — the song with Syd from The Internet — has now been released. Syd gives an airy, ethereal performance, and SebastiAn matches it with an atmospheric backdrop. Listen below.
SebastiAn has a few December tour dates, including an NYC show at Webster Hall on December 21.


QSGEO
Section: qsgeo man page (1)
Updated: November 2018
Index
Return to Main Contents
NAME
qsgeo - an utility to lookup a client's country code.
SYNOPSIS
qsgeo -d <path> [-l] [-s] [-ip <ip>]
DESCRIPTION
Use this utility to resolve the country codes of IP addresses within existing log files. The utility reads the log file data from stdin and writes them, with the injected country code, to stdout.
OPTIONS
- -d <path>
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Specifies the path to the geographical database files (CSV file containing IP address ranges and country codes).
- -s
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Writes a summary of the requests per country only.
- -l
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Writes the database to stdout (ignoring stdin) inserting local (127.*) and private (10.*, 172.16*, 192.168.*) network addresses.
- -ip <ip>
-
Resolves a single IP address instead of processing a log file.
EXAMPLE
Reading the file access.log and adding the country code to the IP address field:
cat access.log | qsgeo -d GeoIPCountryWhois.csv
Reading the file access.log and showing a summary only:
cat access.log | qsgeo -d GeoIPCountryWhois.csv -s
Resolving a single IP address:
qsgeo -d GeoIPCountryWhois.csv -ip <IP_ADDRESS>
SEE ALSO
qsdt(1), qsexec(1), qsfilter2(1), qsgrep(1), qshead(1), qslog(1), qslogger(1), qspng(1), qsre(1), qsrespeed(1), qsrotate(1), qssign(1), qstail(1)
AUTHOR
Pascal Buchbinder, http://mod-qos.sourceforge.net/
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In MONTAG's Today's Dystopia series, we take a look at fictional futures and compare them to the world of today. How near or far are we from the futures we are afraid of?
The city of Libra presented in 2002's Equilibrium ticks off all the boxes for a fictional dystopia:
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Totalitarian government with a patriarchal figurehead whose face appears on giant screens in every public place spewing propaganda? Check
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Population reduced to mindless drones because of mass-produced and mandatorily dosed emotion-stifling drugs? Check
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Art, literature, and anything that evokes sensual pleasure made illegal and burned by squads of faceless militarized police with flamethrowers? Check
If the post-World-War-III architecture looks familiar, it's because much of the film was shot in Berlin, and the film also aesthetically evokes fascism quite heavy-handedly with the government's flags and uniforms.
A more stereotypical dystopia has yet to be committed to film, and the central point of contention (that art and human emotion can and should depose authoritarian regimes) is one that has been visited in many, many other works of science fiction, including but not limited to 1984, Farenheit 451, and Brave New World. Rotten Tomatoes' Critics Consensus states the obvious: "Equilibrium is a reheated mishmash of other sci-fi movies."
And yet, Equilibrium is still enjoyable in its obviousness. Released shortly after The Matrix, its highly stylized fight scenes, including the protagonist storming the capitol as a one-man coup, are still fun to watch, if you don't cringe at glorified gun violence.
The symbols of art and humanity that Christian Bale's hard-boiled cop grows attached to as he stops taking the drug and joins the resistance are actually quite beautiful in their simplicity: a rainbow, a puppy, a children's book, a woman's red hair ribbon. At one point a tiny, ornate bottle of amber perfume forms a pleasantly subtle visual opposition to the yellow injectable vials of Prozium II, the desensitizing drug.
The dichotomy between the oppressive government's faceless, grey uniformed and leather-clad militarized police, and the rebel art appreciators (called "Sense Offenders") who all have colorful clothing, long hair, and soulful eyes, could lull us into a false sense of security: of course our world is nothing like this! But there are some facets of the future technology and society that may be closer to ours than we think.
Today we'll rate the art, the tech, and the government of this dystopia on a scale of 1 to 5 guns, because Equilibrium is, at its core, an action movie whose most memorable quality is the "gun kata," a made up martial art that basically looks like tai chi, but with guns. Let's begin!
The Art: 5 out of 5 guns
The film opens with a police raid on a group of people sitting around in a decrepit salon full of oil paintings quietly flipping through books, listening to records, and drinking wine. After Christian Bale's enforcement squad guns all of them down, they uncover a cache of art underneath the floorboards and the first piece to get torched in the film is none other than the Mona Lisa.
Shortly after, Bale's partner (played by Sean Bean), is the first to stop taking his Prozium II, and is caught with a smuggled book of Yeats poems. In a later scene, when Bale has also stopped taking the drug and finds another stash of illegal art, he plays a record of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, and is moved to tears.
All of these are instantly recognizable as Art with a capital A. But what's cool about the film's definition of dangerous art is that it's not only capital-A Art, famous works that would be featured in textbooks or institutions, that is banned and destroyed. Disco balls, decorative glass jars, kinetic sculpture, kitsch, novelty furniture, street signs, appliances, vintage pinup posters, children’s books, and snow globes are also included. Anything that stirs feelings or has any emotional resonance is considered dangerous, and that’s actually a pretty neat definition of art.
Somehow, despite the constant government surveillance and ubiquity of machine-gun-toting police, it is possible to smuggle large quantities of contraband, and an entire underground city of rebels is thriving. There is a seemingly endless supply of Sense Offenders for the police force to annihilate in dramatic raids.
The trope of ineffective totalitarianism (also known as Fascist, But Inefficient) is ludicrous enough that the existence of the rebels and the entire art smuggling situation deserve 0 out of 5 guns for plausibility.
But the art itself is real, and the film gets a 5 out of 5 guns for embracing the art in the aesthetics of the everyday.
The Tech: 2 out of 5 guns
Fan site The Compleat [sic] Sean Bean quotes writer and director Kurt Wimmer on the tech in the film:
"I wanted to create more of an alternate reality than get caught up in the gadgetry of science fiction... In fact, there’s no technology in EQUILIBRIUM that doesn’t already exist. It’s more like a parallel universe, the perfect setting for a parable.”
It is true that the technology of the film isn't too different from today's, but the noticeable things that have and have not changed are simply not believable enough to get a high score.
The most noticeable futuristic technology is the drug delivery system. Every citizen of Libra is required to carry a small gun around with them that takes cartridges of liquid Prozium II and injects it into their neck.
 Why not put the drug in their drinking water, or distribute it through the air somehow?
Second, there is a noticeable lack of gaping neck wounds. Unless there was some kind of skin grafting or cauterizing technology included in the gun, injecting the same spot several times a day would at best leave a mark, and at worst look like everyone had a bad case of vampire bites.
While there is no shortage of massive screens for the Huge Holographic Head of the government's overlord to preach from, and tablet computers or foldable touch screen interfaces are also used several times in the film, digital record keeping is simply unheard of.
In several scenes, Bale calls up audio or video recordings of things that have just transpired, so there should be some kind of digitized and centralized government surveillance archive, which makes sense for a future dystopia. But when he goes to the archives to see if an illegal piece of art has been placed in storage or destroyed, the record keeper is using a massive book on a pedestal.
Other pieces of weirdly anachronistic tech include the zeppelins present in every establishing shot of the city, and the strange two-faced analog watch that at least two of the law enforcement agents wear which tells them when to take their next Prozium II dose:
While it is kind of stylish (and you can buy it online for $115), it's also kind of useless.
Because the tech in the film isn't much of a stretch from today's it gets 2 guns, but misses a higher score because the tech that it does have doesn't make a lot of sense.
The Government: 1.5 out of 5 guns
The name of the Tetragrammaton Council is never explained, and we meet only one Council member during the film: Vice-Counsel DuPont.
Maybe there's no Council at all, but one has to wonder why a completely drugged and subdued population would necessitate any attempted performance of democracy. Regardless of this small plot hole (and the larger note of incompetence covered in the analysis of art), there are two smart things about the presentation of the government in this dystopia.
First, the name DuPont can't be a coincidence. DuPont, the over 200-year-old chemical manufacturing conglomerate, is one of the top ten largest chemical companies in the world based on market capitalization and revenue. Artificial materials are the building blocks of dystopia, so who better than the inventors of Styrofoam, Lucite, Teflon, Neoprene, and Kevlar, to assist in world domination.
"Better Things For Better Living... Through Chemistry," the DuPont motto from 1935 - 1982, is already a perfect dystopian slogan:
In 2001, DuPont sold a lot of their pharmaceutical business to global pharma company Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS). Peter Dolan, the former chief executive of BMS, commented at the time of the deal that one of the products currently in research and development was "a novel agent for treating depression and anxiety." This was also the same year that the manufacturers of Prozac lost its patent.
In the alternate universe of the film, maybe Prozium II is a super-Prozac created by DuPont early in the 21st century, and they effectively overtake governmental control after striking a deal with the government to mandate distribution of the drug after World War III. Stranger things have happened in science fiction than the collusion of governments and pharmaceutical companies.
The second realistic part of the totalitarian government is its computer-generated figurehead. Much has been written about emerging technologies that allow for the digital manipulation of a politician's face. The 2016 paper "Face2Face: Real-time Face Capture and Reenactment of RGB Videos", a collaboration between scholars from the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Max Planck Institute for Informatics, and Stanford University, demonstrates how advanced the technology has already become. In this short video they demonstrate manipulating the faces of George W. Bush, Vladimir Putin, and Donald Trump:
When the protagonist has managed to assassinate everyone in the government and clear the path for the revolution to begin, the first thing he does to begin the liberation of the city is to enter a control room where lackeys sit at computer terminals creating the propaganda projections all over the city. By shooting the computer monitors, another great trope, and because the only way for anyone to solve any problem in this film is with a gun, he shuts down the propaganda machine and begins to free the people from their stupor.
The fact that the technology to make this kind of holographic figurehead is actually possible today gets the government in Equilibrium one gun. The second star comes from the DuPont connection, but only half, because it's very unclear whether Wimmer has intended for this to be as deep as we think it could be.
Overall: 2.8 out of 5 guns
It would have been easy for Equilibrium to pose the question of whether it's actually worth the elimination of all war to deny everyone of love, art, and emotion. This grey area is never explored. Government = Bad, Art = Good.
And admittedly, the average for this film is skewed very high because of the art rating.
But let's consider for a moment the original description of the film, as a "mishmash of other sci-fi movies." Doesn't it seem likely that our future wouldn't resemble a single work, but an amalgamation of fictional dystopias?
We are rightfully afraid of fascism, and of losing our bodily autonomy to chemical and psychological warfare. We want to be on the side of art and love. As the sole female in the film says, "Without love, breath is just a clock ticking."
If the future is at all predictable, let's hope that the citizens of tomorrow's dystopia fight for love, for rainbows, for puppies and for dangerous kitsch. In fact, why not start that fight today?


Liverpool told to pursue N'Golo Kante transfer as Chelsea man is final piece of "jigsaw"
The Blues midfielder scored against Jurgen Klopp's side in the clash at Stamford Bridge earlier this season
by Darren Wells, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/darren-wells/Liverpool have been urged to pursue Chelsea star N'Golo Kante to add the final piece to the "jigsaw".
The Blues midfielder is widely regarded as one of the best in the world in his position.
He even got on the scoresheet against the Reds earlier this season, finding the top corner from the edge of the box in his sides 2-1 defeat at Stamford Bridge.
Kante cut inside Liverpool's Fabinho to score, and whilst they play in similar roles, Reds legend Jason McAteer believes they'd make a formidable pairing.
“The role of the holding midfielder has developed in modern times and Liverpool boast one of the best in the business in Fabinho," McAteer told the Racing Post .
"He took time to settle at Anfield but was taken out of the team and given time on the training ground and has now slotted back in seamlessly.
"He just gets it, gives it and doesn’t do anything flamboyant, though it took him a while to learn the role.
"And that’s exactly what he’s doing. His awareness of danger is fantastic.
"He and N'Golo Kante at Chelsea are the two best players in the Premier League playing that role - Kante is definitely one of the final pieces in Jurgen Klopp’s jigsaw.”
Liverpool are inundated with options in midfield, with the likes of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Naby Keita, Adam Lallana and Xherdan Shaqiri all strugging for regular minutes.
The situation with Oxlade-Chamberlain is an intriguing one, given he was a key player prior to suffering a serious knee injury.
He scored in the midweek clash against Arsenal , which followed two goals in the Champions League win away at Genk the week prior.
But Klopp admitted he still wants more from his player before he gives him a more starring role.
"He has scored, nice, both at Genk, a real stunner on Wednesday, a lot of outstanding moments, but other moments he is not involved," Klopp said.
"We always have to try to reach perfection. He still needs rhythm but that is no problem. He is a long-term project."


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Our mission is to raise awareness about neurotechnology and promote innovation in the related fields through teaching, mentorship and networking.
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NeurotechMTL organizes many events such as meetups, technical workshops, hackathons, and brain-driven live performances and art events. We also provide innovation-focused talks and demos in schools and companies.
Heads up to new challenges, great ideas and rewards!
Connect with researchers, professionals, entrepreneurs and tech enthusiasts. Get the right resources to innovate!
Get bottom-up knowledge from the source to get your skills to a new level!
Explore, collaborate and push the limit of neurotechnology!
We hold events regularly, from weekly hack nights, to social meetups and hackathons.
Join us at our events!
We are open to everyone,no matter their levels of expertise, and we would love to hear from you.
We are also part of an international network spread across the globe with our own Hackathons, Meetups,and Conferences organized at a larger scale.
Join the ConversationFeel free to contact us to provide feedback, share ideas, or to just say hello!
Our current endeavors wouldn't have been possible without the support of our partners and sponsors:


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Classroom requirements
- For all classes, students must have a computer with a modern browser: current versions of Firefox, Chrome, Edge, or Safari. For Internet Explorer, we only support version 11.
- For virtual classes, you need to be able to connect to Zoom.us. You must check that you meet Zoom's requirements before the start of your class.
- For virtual classes, you need a webcam, microphone, and computer audio.
Technical requirements
You will need to connect to the following destination ports for any Puppet class. You may need to ask your network administrator to add rules allowing access.
- Puppet Enterprise Console and other services: HTTPS on port 443
- Linux login: SSH on port 22
- Windows Remote Desktop: RDP on port 3389