Mother's Day Round Up
by Matt
While Tasha and I wish we could have spent Mother’s Day with our mothers, we think they’d be proud of all we’ve accomplished in the six weeks or so since we’ve been here. Our latest big project was the greenhouse. We are still waiting on door and gutter parts, but the greenhouse is functional and we’ve got some seedlings in it. It gets quite hot and only has a few leaks in a heavy rain. Really, we’re just after an envelope here to trap the heat and keep it about 30 degrees warmer than the ambient temperature. So far, so good…
I spent the first part of the week finishing up some odds and ends with the greenhouse and foundation and then built a compost pile out of three shipping pallets from our solar panels and put that in the greenhouse. It’s already half-full from all the chicken and duck bedding (woodshavings) that we’ve been using over the past couple weeks. I was pleasantly surprised to find it heating up really hot really quickly, even without a whole lot of green matter. Maybe it’s the chicken and duck manure that’s providing the nitrogen in that reaction. Also, our Red Wriggler worms made it through the winter and the trip down south in the back of my truck, so we started a couple worm bins next to the compost pile, which will give us some nice worm castings for our seedling starts.
About the ducks and chickens: The ducks are huge! They are just about a month old, but Tasha transitioned them outside into an enclosure she built using some chicken wire, scrap wood, and an old dog kennel. During the day, they forage freely on the front lawn and in the pond. At night, Tasha puts them in their enclosure. They are slowly but surely getting comfortable. Today, they were sort of following us around outside.
Tasha put the chicks in the chicken tractor for a couple hours today, to introduce them to the outside world. They quickly began foraging and pecking, and finding ways to get out of the tractor, which was designed for full-grown chickens. They are growing up too, although not as rapidly as the ducks. All three breeds are molting, getting in beautiful wing feathers. The Rhode Island Reds to me are the most spectacular, but the Barr-Rocks seem to be the calmest breed with the best roosting instincts.
We had some rain this week and yesterday which jump-started everything in the garden, but also the weeds. I hadn’t really thought about it when I built the raised beds, but the paths were definitely going to need some weed control, so Tasha and I put down weed mat on the access paths and then covered that with gravel. Hopefully, we’ll have enough gravel left from the rapidly diminishing pile to be able to repair our driveway.
The weeds in the raised beds were getting critical too, so I started weeding. It’s now pretty obvious what are beets or lettuces or beans, say, versus the four or five types of weeds that seem to be proliferating here. Tasha did a good job planting and labeling the veggies, so if we can just keep up with the weeding and find a natural remedy to whatever’s eating our leafy greens, we’ll be all set.
We did some work today, but really we’ve been so busy, well, pretty much since we moved in, we thought we’d go for a hike. We went to Cumberland Knob, which is about a 15 minute drive from us. We did a very nice 2 1/2 mile trail that followed a mountain stream for the first half, then climbed back up to the Blue Ridge Parkway. Here are a couple pictures. In the first one, you could probably locate our property, somewhere between the Blue Ridge Parkway, where I took the shot, and Pilot Mountain in the distance. The second shows Tasha and Honey on our hike under what I think are magnolias?
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template<size_t nparts, size_t dimnss, size_t dimss, size_t dimy, typename resampT>
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"not sampled state size matrix"
◆ nsssv
template<size_t nparts, size_t dimnss, size_t dimss, size_t dimy, typename resampT>
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"not sampled state size vector"
◆ osm
template<size_t nparts, size_t dimnss, size_t dimss, size_t dimy, typename resampT>
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"observation sized matrix"
◆ osv
template<size_t nparts, size_t dimnss, size_t dimss, size_t dimy, typename resampT>
| using msl1_rbbpf< nparts, dimnss, dimss, dimy, resampT >::osv = Eigen::Matrix<double,dimy,1> |
"observation size vector"
◆ sssMat
template<size_t nparts, size_t dimnss, size_t dimss, size_t dimy, typename resampT>
| using msl1_rbbpf< nparts, dimnss, dimss, dimy, resampT >::sssMat = Eigen::Matrix<double,dimss,dimss> |
" sampled state size matrix"
◆ sssv
template<size_t nparts, size_t dimnss, size_t dimss, size_t dimy, typename resampT>
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"sampled state size vector"
◆ msl1_rbbpf()
template<size_t nparts, size_t dimnss, size_t dimss, size_t dimy, typename resampT >
alternative constructor
sets everything up.
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| K | the max number of stocks in a contained panic |
| pp | the parameters in the form of a paramPack |
| calc_d_aves | whether or not to calculate dbar and dbbdbar |
◆ fSamp()
template<size_t nparts, size_t dimnss, size_t dimss, size_t dimy, typename resampT >
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Samples the time t second component.
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- a Vec sample of the second state component at the current time.
◆ get_conditional_var()
template<size_t nparts, size_t dimnss, size_t dimss, size_t dimy, typename resampT >
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returns V[y_{t+1} | x_{2,t}, theta], which is used in the rbpf's averaging scheme inside filter()
- Returns
- the conditional covariance matrix
◆ get_forecast_mean()
template<size_t nparts, size_t dimnss, size_t dimss, size_t dimy, typename resampT >
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returns E[y_{t+1} | y_{1:t}] = B + Dbar B
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- the vector of size dimy
◆ initHMMProbVec()
template<size_t nparts, size_t dimnss, size_t dimss, size_t dimy, typename resampT >
| auto msl1_rbbpf< nparts, dimnss, dimss, dimy, resampT >::initHMMProbVec |
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Provides the initial mean vector for each HMM filter object.
provides the initial probability vector for each HMM filter object.
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- Returns
- a Vec representing the probability of each state element.
◆ initHMMTransMat()
template<size_t nparts, size_t dimnss, size_t dimss, size_t dimy, typename resampT >
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Provides the transition matrix for each HMM filter object.
provides the transition matrix for each HMM filter object.
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| x21 | the second state component at time 1. |
- Returns
- a transition matrix where element (ij) is the probability of transitioning from state i to state j.
◆ muSamp()
template<size_t nparts, size_t dimnss, size_t dimss, size_t dimy, typename resampT >
| auto msl1_rbbpf< nparts, dimnss, dimss, dimy, resampT >::muSamp |
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Sample from the first sampler.
samples the second component of the state at time 1.
- Parameters
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- Returns
- a Vec sample for x21.
◆ updateHMM()
template<size_t nparts, size_t dimnss, size_t dimss, size_t dimy, typename resampT >
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How to update your inner HMM filter object at each time.
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| yt | the current time series observation. |
| x2t | the current second state component. |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Type DotNetRandom
Namespace RogueSharp.Random
Interfaces IRandom
A class implementing IRandom which used for generating pseudo-random numbers
using the System.Random class from the.Net framework
Methods
Public instance methods
int Next(int minValue, int maxValue)
Gets the next pseudo-random integer between the specified minValue and maxValue inclusive
Parameters
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int
minValue - Inclusive minimum result
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int
maxValue - Inclusive maximum result
Returns
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int
- Returns a pseudo-random integer between the specified minValue and maxValue inclusive
int Next(int maxValue)
Gets the next pseudo-random integer between 0 and the specified maxValue inclusive
Parameters
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int
maxValue - Inclusive maximum result
Returns
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int
- Returns a pseudo-random integer between 0 and the specified maxValue inclusive
void Restore(RandomState state)
Restores the state of the pseudo-random number generator based on the specified state parameter
Parameters
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RandomState
state - The state to restore to, usually obtained from calling the Save method
Show Example
If you generated three random numbers and then called Save to store the state and followed that up by generating 10 more numbers before calling Restore with the previously saved RandomState the Restore method should return the generator back to the state when Save was first called. This means that if you went on to generate 10 more numbers they would be the same 10 numbers that were generated the first time after Save was called.


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Copyright © 2012 Cromwell Enage
Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)
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namespace boost { template <typename Filter, typename PropertyMap, typename OutputIterator> ::boost::fusion::pair< Filter , property_writer<PropertyMap,OutputIterator,Filter> > fuse_property_writer(PropertyMap property_map, OutputIterator out_itr); } // namespace boost
Requires the Filter
type to
be explicitly passed in as a template parameter. Creates and returns a boost::fusion::pair
that matches the filter type with a property_writer
object that will
be invoked when the algorithm reaches the appropriate event point.
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Holly Willoughby shocks fans with rare family snap at ‘empty’ Winter Wonderland and ask if they shut it down for her
by Jessica Gibb | Digital Assistant Showbiz Editor |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Willoughby shared a rare snap of her brood at Winter Wonderland during a "dreamy" family night out.
But fans were quick to question whether the Christmas attraction in Hyde Park, London had been completely shut down for the ITV star.
"Thank you for a dreamy night," she wrote, sharing the pictures.
But the empty attraction - free from the usual bustling crowds- prompted questions from ans
"Did they close the place down for you?" one asked.
"It looks a bit quiet?!" another wrote.
"No crowds?!! You lucky thing!!!" a third added.
The 38-year-old shares her brood of Belle, Chester and Harry with husband Dan Baldwin.
Holly joined a bevy of stars including Gemma Collins and Amber Gill for a night of festive at Winter Wonderland on Wednesday.
She came dressed for the elements in a long coat and beanie hat teamed with heavy boots.
Other stars at the event, which runs until January 5th, were Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury, Caroline Flack, Wes Nelson and Arabella Chi, and Olly Murs.
Entrance to Winter Wonderland is free - but it's a good idea to book ahead for the main attractions.
They include the Magical Ice Kingdom's adaptation of A Christmas Carol.
There's also a Mr Men and Little Miss Show as well as a 70 metre observation wheel, Cirque Berserk and Zippos Christmas Circus.
Winter Wonderland boasts the UK's largest outdoor ice rink - which stretches over 1,600 square metres at the park's Victorian bandstand.
Earlier this week Holly confessed she "never" wants her children to leave home.
The host opened up on the worrying notion of an empty nest during a phone in with Vanessa Feltz.
One caller told how she felt bad going to university next near and leaving her mum, who said she would "miss" her, behind.
This prompted comments from both Vanessa and This Morning co-presenter Phil Schofield about how upset they were when their children left home for further education.
Phil said he and his wife were in "floods of tears" when they arrived home, leaving Holly looking visibly worried.
Joining in the debate, she admitted she was "a bit behind" that scenario as her eldest Harry, is only aged ten.
Yet in a candid insight into family life she said: "I never want my children to leave, that's a fact.
"If they want to stay with me forever then that's fine for me."
Yet she conceded when they grew up they would have her full support and be "so proud" to see them go and live their lives.
She added: "It will be tough but by doing that, you will be giving them the best present."
Holly is notoriously quiet over her family life, particularly on social media.
Yet this summer, taking to Instagram, Holly posted a sweet snap of her eldest two kids heading into the sea on a sunny day.
She captioned it: "Well that was lovely...#brotherandsister."
Celebrity Juice judge Holly also let slip her eldest's hilarious sense of humour as they enjoyed holiday banter.
Holly revealed that the ten-year-old had joked there was a shark swimming closely behind her.
Alongside the holiday snap, she wrote: "‘Mummy, look, shark!’ #hethinkshesfunny#tbthursday #wishiwasthere".


Duration
15 minutes
Goals
The primary goal of this lab is to embed a native control into Xamarin.Forms layout. Specifically, we'll add an Android Floating Action Button to a Xamarin.Forms grid. You'll start with an existing Xamarin.Forms solution with a minimal interface with no behavior defined in a shared project. We're going to use this project to create a Xamarin.Forms sketch app. You'll modify the code to replace a toolbar button with a native control when running on Android.
Required assets
The provided Part 01 Resources folder contains a starter solution in the Start subfolder. There is also a Completed folder with a solution you can use to check your work. Please make sure you have these folders before you begin.
Challenge
- Open the project in the Start folder and examine the code in the XFDraw shared project.
- Open MainPage.xaml.cs in the shared project.
- Using an Android preprocessor directive, add Android-specific using statements to bring in the namespaces required to add an Android floating action button: Xamarin.Forms.Platform.Android and Android.Support.Design.Widget.
- In the constructor, use preprocessor directives to isolate the code that creates the New Color
ToolbarItem
to execute on any platform except Android. - On Android only, create a
FloatingActionButton
. - Use the
ToView
extension method on the floating action button and add the returnedView
to theGrid
mainLayout. - Run the application on Android and one other platform.
Steps
Create a platform specific control
In order to use the Android-specific UI, we need to assemble a few things first.
- Open the project in the Start folder.
- Open MainPage.xaml.cs in the XFDraw shared project.
- Add the Android specific using statements for Android widgets:
Android.Support.Design.Widget
Android.Widget
- Add the Xamarin.Forms Android platform using statement to gain access to the native embedding using statements:
Xamarin.Forms.Platform.Android
. - Surround the new using statements with an Android platform preprocessor directive to ensure they're only compiled by the Android head-project.
- In the constructor, find the code to create the "New Color"
ToolbarItem
. - Add an Android preprocessor directive with a matching else statement so the "New Color" button is created on every platform except Android.
- For Android only, create a new
FloatingActionButton
. - Set the image resource to the included pencil image. You may need to fully qualify the namespace:
XFDraw.Droid.Resource.Drawable.pencil
. - Handle the button's
Click
event handler and call the providedOnColorClicked
method. - Create an Android Frame Layout to hold the button. You will need to call
SetPadding
with large enough values to contain the button's drop-shadow thenSetClipToPadding
should be set tofalse
to ensure the drop-shadow is visible.
Embed the native control
With our Android FloatingActionButton
ready and wrapped in a FrameLayout
large enough to display it entirely, we put it in our main Forms Grid
layout.
- Call the
ToView
extension method on theFrameLayout
instance and save it to a local variable. - We'll place the button in the lower left corner of the grid: set both the
HorizontalOptions
andVerticalOptions
toLayoutOptions.End
. - Add the view to mainLayout's
Children
collection. - Run the application on Android and one other platform.
Summary
In this exercise, you created a platform-specific native control and embedded it into a Xamarin.Forms layout.


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- receive(ADataPacket) - Method in interface common.IChatServer
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Receive and process the message sent by the remote application
- receive(ADataPacket) - Method in class model.ChatServer
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Send message to remote
- refresh() - Method in interface common.IChatServer
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This method is used to refresh the friend list of a chatroom.
- refresh() - Method in class model.ChatServer
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- REGISTRY_PORT - Static variable in interface provided.rmiUtils.IRMI_Defs
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Port used for Registry.
- remove(IChatServer) - Method in interface model.IMini2ViewAdpt
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Remove chat server from JList
- removeChatServer(IChatServer) - Method in interface common.IChatroom
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Remove the chatserver from this chatroom.
- removeChatServer(IChatServer) - Method in class model.ChatRoom
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Remove chat server from this room
- removeChatServer(IChatServer) - Method in class view.MiniView
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Remove a chat server from user list
- removeRoom(IChatroom) - Method in interface common.IUser
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Remove a Chatroom class from its chatroom set
- removeRoom(IChatroom) - Method in class model.User
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Remove
- RMIUtils - Class in provided.rmiUtils
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Utilities to make it easier to get a hold of the Registry
- RMIUtils(IVoidLambda<String>) - Constructor for class provided.rmiUtils.RMIUtils
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Constructor for the class.
- RMIUtils(IVoidLambda<String>, boolean) - Constructor for class provided.rmiUtils.RMIUtils
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Auxiliary constructor used to set the getLocalAddress() method to return non-private addresses,
e.g.
- run() - Method in class provided.rmiUtils.classServer.ClassServer
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The "listen" thread that accepts a connection to the
server, parses the header to obtain the class file name
and sends back the bytecodes for the class (or error
if the class is not found or the response was malformed).


Introduction
There is need to carefully release resources after acquisition right after comletion work with them. The __gc cannot guarantee that, because, generally, garbage collector isnt deterministic. The propose
The propose lua-scope module is an solution of that issue.
The implementation is based on the ideas at lua-users.org.
Usage
local scope = require "scope" scope(function(guard) local f = assert(io.open("out", "w")) guard:on_exit(function() f:close() end) -- always executed at the end of the function domorestuff() -- might die or might not end)


Goal Weight Date Tracker
Curious to know when you will reach your goal weight? Enter your stats to find out
Current Weight
Please enter in kg
Goal Weight
Please enter in kg
Height
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Gender
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Age
How many calories do you plan to consume each day?
What's your activity level?
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Sedentary Couch Potato
Light exercise 2-3 times a week
Moderate exercise 3-5 times a week
Heavy exercise 6-7 times a week
Submit
You will reach your goal weight in
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Before Change
if resolution.kwargs.has_key("site_short_name"):
projectname = resolution.kwargs["site_short_name"]
elif resolution.kwargs.has_key("project_name"):
projectname = resolution.kwargs["project_name"]
else:
projectname = settings.MAIN_PROJECT_NAME
After Change
except Resolver404:
request.projectname = settings.MAIN_PROJECT_NAME
try:
request = self.add_project_pk(request)
except Resolver404:
request.project_pk = -1
def add_project_name(self,request):
Tries to infer the name of the project this project is regarding
Raises Resolver404


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| #define | REQ_GetLineEncoding 0x21 |
| #define | REQ_SetLineEncoding 0x20 |
| #define | REQ_SetControlLineState 0x22 |
| #define | REQ_SendBreak 0x23 |
| #define | REQ_SendEncapsulatedCommand 0x00 |
| #define | REQ_GetEncapsulatedResponse 0x01 |
| #define | NOTIF_SerialState 0x20 |
| #define | CDC_CONTROL_LINE_OUT_DTR (1 << 0) |
| #define | CDC_CONTROL_LINE_OUT_RTS (1 << 1) |
| #define | CDC_CONTROL_LINE_IN_DCD (1 << 0) |
| #define | CDC_CONTROL_LINE_IN_DSR (1 << 1) |
| #define | CDC_CONTROL_LINE_IN_BREAK (1 << 2) |
| #define | CDC_CONTROL_LINE_IN_RING (1 << 3) |
| #define | CDC_CONTROL_LINE_IN_FRAMEERROR (1 << 4) |
| #define | CDC_CONTROL_LINE_IN_PARITYERROR (1 << 5) |
| #define | CDC_CONTROL_LINE_IN_OVERRUNERROR (1 << 6) |
| #define | CDC_FUNCTIONAL_DESCRIPTOR(DataSize) |
Enumerations | |
| enum | CDC_LineEncodingFormats_t { CDC_LINEENCODING_OneStopBit = 0, CDC_LINEENCODING_OneAndAHalfStopBits = 1, CDC_LINEENCODING_TwoStopBits = 2 } |
| enum | CDC_LineEncodingParity_t { CDC_PARITY_None = 0, CDC_PARITY_Odd = 1, CDC_PARITY_Even = 2, CDC_PARITY_Mark = 3, CDC_PARITY_Space = 4 } |
Constants, Types and Enum definitions that are common to both Device and Host modes for the USB CDC Class.
| #define CDC_CONTROL_LINE_IN_BREAK (1 << 2) |
Mask for the BREAK handshake line for use with the a NOTIF_SerialState class-specific notification from the device to the host, to indicate that the BREAK line state is currently high.
| #define CDC_CONTROL_LINE_IN_DCD (1 << 0) |
Mask for the DCD handshake line for use with the a NOTIF_SerialState class-specific notification from the device to the host, to indicate that the DCD line state is currently high.
| #define CDC_CONTROL_LINE_IN_DSR (1 << 1) |
Mask for the DSR handshake line for use with the a NOTIF_SerialState class-specific notification from the device to the host, to indicate that the DSR line state is currently high.
| #define CDC_CONTROL_LINE_IN_FRAMEERROR (1 << 4) |
Mask for use with the a NOTIF_SerialState class-specific notification from the device to the host, to indicate that a framing error has occurred on the virtual serial port.
| #define CDC_CONTROL_LINE_IN_OVERRUNERROR (1 << 6) |
Mask for use with the a NOTIF_SerialState class-specific notification from the device to the host, to indicate that a data overrun error has occurred on the virtual serial port.
| #define CDC_CONTROL_LINE_IN_PARITYERROR (1 << 5) |
Mask for use with the a NOTIF_SerialState class-specific notification from the device to the host, to indicate that a parity error has occurred on the virtual serial port.
| #define CDC_CONTROL_LINE_IN_RING (1 << 3) |
Mask for the RING handshake line for use with the a NOTIF_SerialState class-specific notification from the device to the host, to indicate that the RING line state is currently high.
| #define CDC_CONTROL_LINE_OUT_DTR (1 << 0) |
Mask for the DTR handshake line for use with the REQ_SetControlLineState class-specific request from the host, to indicate that the DTR line state should be high.
| #define CDC_CONTROL_LINE_OUT_RTS (1 << 1) |
Mask for the RTS handshake line for use with the REQ_SetControlLineState class-specific request from the host, to indicate that theRTS line state should be high.
| #define CDC_FUNCTIONAL_DESCRIPTOR | ( | DataSize | ) |
struct \ { \ USB_Descriptor_Header_t Header; \ uint8_t SubType; \ uint8_t Data[DataSize]; \ }
Macro to define a CDC class-specific functional descriptor. CDC functional descriptors have a uniform structure but variable sized data payloads, thus cannot be represented accurately by a single typedef struct. A macro is used instead so that functional descriptors can be created easily by specifying the size of the payload. This allows sizeof() to work correctly.
| [in] | DataSize | Size in bytes of the CDC functional descriptor's data payload. |
| #define NOTIF_SerialState 0x20 |
Notification type constant for a change in the virtual serial port handshake line states, for use with a USB_Notification_Header_t notification structure when sent to the host via the CDC notification endpoint.
| #define REQ_GetEncapsulatedResponse 0x01 |
CDC class-specific request to retrieve an encapsulated command response from the device.
| #define REQ_GetLineEncoding 0x21 |
CDC class-specific request to get the current virtual serial port configuration settings.
| #define REQ_SendBreak 0x23 |
CDC class-specific request to send a break to the receiver via the carrier channel.
| #define REQ_SendEncapsulatedCommand 0x00 |
CDC class-specific request to send an encapsulated command to the device.
| #define REQ_SetControlLineState 0x22 |
CDC class-specific request to set the current virtual serial port handshake line states.
| #define REQ_SetLineEncoding 0x20 |
CDC class-specific request to set the current virtual serial port configuration settings.
Enum for the possible line encoding parity settings of a virtual serial port.


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ALEX DRIEHAUS
11.01.17
It was a typical Sunday for Deane Webb: church service at Christ Community Wesleyan Church, then relaxation and family time. On that night, he was treating his family to dinner at Texas Roadhouse.
Seth Archer | FILE
Deane Webb, the head coach of the Ohio volleyball team, comes from Belmont University, where he was the winningest coach in the program's history.
With the meal finished, his family by his side and a toothpick in his mouth, it couldn’t get much better for Webb. He’s a good old boy from near Houston, Texas — and he loves his toothpicks.
 The only way they might have been more embarrassed would have been if Webb was singing his favorite song, John Denver’s “Thank God I’m a Country Boy,” on the way back from the restaurant. Webb didn’t really care, though. He even joked with them about it.
He’s got a personality that is genuine. He’s a Christian first, deeply rooted in his faith. He’s a father second, invested in his children. And he’s Ohio’s volleyball coach third, passionate about his profession.
Before Athens, the Webb family lived in Nashville, Tennessee, for 11 years.
Webb’s wife, Becky, is from Chattanooga, a two-hour drive southeast, so she was content with staying where they were. It was her home.
When Deane was on the road and got word of the Ohio coaching job being open, Becky said no. She spent time in Ohio during her college years, and it was too flat for her liking. But she didn’t know Athens had higher terrain.
“I said I had done my time in flat Ohio, and (Deane) replied back and said ‘No, there are hills. It looks like mountains in the picture,’ ” Becky said.
He had turned down coaching offers before. Although there was discussion about the Ohio job, Deane had it good in Nashville.
It wasn’t sacrifice that kept Deane from moving on to a new program: He was building a program at Belmont University. He remembered having seven volleyballs, one cart — with a missing wheel — and no volleyball lines on the court when he arrived there. But 11 years, three conference championships and three NCAA Tournament appearances later, Deane held the record for most wins in program history. He had turned Belmont into a winner. And he did all that without ever being an assistant coach, something he knows is unusual. It was challenging, but he built himself into a coach, learning the craft on the fly.
“He’s a guy from a small town in Texas who loves his toothpicks, loves to hunt and loves to compete, loves his family, loves God, and he tries to treat people with respect.” Becky, Webb's wife
“But he wanted more,” Becky said.
When he and Becky watched the NCAA Tournament in 2013, Deane called out plays on TV and knew what the top teams in college volleyball would run. It was that night Becky knew Deane needed a bigger challenge in his coaching career.
They began to talk, they began to think and they began to pray. It wasn’t a decision that they could make based on coaching alone. Deane and Becky had a life in Nashville; they were raising a family there.
Deane’s been challenging himself with competitions his entire life. It explains his participation on the typewriting team and the calculator team in grade school. It might also explain his love of computer games, or maybe even his absurd ping-pong skills. Sometimes, he plays left-handed just to make it a fair match for his opponent. He still wins.
So when Ohio called and Deane answered, it was time to move on and find a new challenge.
“He’s more competitive with his own self-discipline,” Becky said.
Ohio wasn’t like the other programs Deane had been to before. He didn’t have to resurrect a program from the ground. Ohio had already established a winning tradition that includes nine Mid-American Conference championships, 10 NCAA Tournament appearances and a Sweet Sixteen appearance. Deane earns $139,103 annually to keep that winning tradition going.
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Head coach Deane Webb instructs Brooke Coleman (15) before a point against Villanova in the Convocation Center on August 27, 2016
This time, the challenge wasn’t to build excellence, but rather sustain it.
New challenges aren’t bad for him, though. He didn’t mind learning a new style of coaching.
“I’m over 20 years in and still trying to learn every day,” Deane said.
With that new challenge came great stress. But Deane doesn’t show stress. He’s the kind of person who bottles his emotions up and takes a walk, goes hunting or does stress-relieving activities rather bursting out. The yelling that comes with being a coach doesn’t come with Deane. That’s not his style.
There’s no pouting, no mood swings, no down days. He’s consistent.
That consistency and character is not only admired by his team and his family, but also his adversaries.
Miami head coach Carolyn Condit has been coaching against Deane for more than a decade, dating back to his time at Belmont. Although there is a rivalry between Miami and Ohio, Condit and Deane have mutual respect for each other. Deane made sure to congratulate one of Condit’s players when the Bobcats hosted the RedHawks on Sept. 29 for reaching a career milestone. He didn’t have to do that, but he wanted to congratulate her.
“We’re quick to ask each other about our families,” Condit said. “If we can stay balanced and grounded in families and faith and things that really matter in our life, it helps us be more balanced with our student athletes.”
After a long day in his office at The Convo, he comes home and unwinds by spending time with his children, Sarah, a high school junior, and Ashlyn, a seventh-grader.
Deane’s supportive of Sarah and Ashlyn. They both play volleyball. But volleyball wasn’t forced onto them. If they wanted to play, they could play. If not, that’s OK, because there’s been a wall built between Deane the coach and Deane the dad. He raised his girls to do their best, and if success comes with it, that’s an addition to the hard work. It hasn’t always been easy, but Deane’s been consistent. He and Becky teach them as they go through life.
“It’s hard to have kids and teach them winning isn’t everything, but it’s your dad’s job,” Becky said.
But as the daughters of a college volleyball coach, they’re expected by their peers to be good at the sport he coaches. There’s pressure there. That’s why Deane and Becky makes sure not to put added pressure on them at home. He understands. Becky said that’s his style.
That’s why his two daughters aren’t the only two in the family. He also treats his team like family. He opens his house to them. On various Sundays throughout the year, Deane will have the players over for “Open Sunday,” a time to eat dinner, watch TV, build puzzles, sleep and relax together. It’s a way to connect with his players as people instead of as athletes.
“The relationship aspect of coaching is invaluable in so many different ways,” said Ron Kontura, Webb’s brother-in-law. “(Deane) embraces that … by connecting with the kids off the court and giving them an opportunity to relax in a home setting.”
Connecting with his players is a priority, which explains why Deane and Becky choose to live in Athens rather than out in the country. Deane would love to live in a house surrounded by trees, but the players wouldn’t be able to walk to his house. Instead, the Webbs compromised.
Redshirt junior middle blocker Katie Nelson and Deane have a tight bond — maybe moreso than any other player on the team. Nelson has become a staple in the Webb house, cutting Sarah and Ashlyn’s hair and housesitting when the Webbs go on vacation. Deane trusts her on and off the floor.
“He’s helped me through a lot,” Nelson said. “I’m not the strongest academic, and so he’s always been there. He’s never said that he doesn’t believe in me or he’s never hesitated to say, ‘You can do this, you got this,’ and he’s always the first one to lend a helping hand.”
He’s a motivator while still being relaxed with his players. On Open Sundays, he lays back in his chair, watches football and relaxes. He isn’t different when he leaves the locker room. He’s the same person at home. He’s consistent. That’s his style.
“He’s a guy from a small town in Texas who loves his toothpicks, loves to hunt and loves to compete, loves his family, loves God, and he tries to treat people with respect,” Becky said. “There’s no pretense. That’s who he is.”
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 2
We’ve packed loads of extra veggies into this easy frittata so you can get the jump on your 5-a-day from the get go. But it’s also great cold in a sandwich.
Each serving provides 290 kcal, 24g protein, 11g carbohydrate (of which 3g sugars), 16g fat (of which 5g saturates), 3g fibre and 1.4g salt.
Preheat the grill to medium-high. Grill the bacon until it is browned on both sides. Remove from the grill and set aside.
Spray a small non-stick frying pan with spray oil and place on a medium-high heat. When the pan is hot, fry the mushrooms for 5 minutes, stirring frequently, until they are browned and softened. Set aside.
Rinse the spinach under cold water and drain it in a sieve. Add it to the frying pan and cook for 1-2 minutes, stirring all the time, so that the leaves steam in the residual water. When the spinach is cooked, but still bright green, transfer back to the sieve and press with the back of a spoon to squeeze any remaining water from the leaves. Set aside.
Wipe the frying pan clean, spray with oil and return to a medium heat. Fry the potatoes and tomatoes without stirring too much, so that the vegetables take on some colour but don’t fall apart – about 5 minutes.
Meanwhile, beat the eggs in a fairly large bowl. Chop the cooked bacon and the spinach. Add to the eggs along with the cooked mushrooms. Season the eggs with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
When the tomatoes and potatoes are golden-brown in places, spoon them into the eggs with the other vegetables. Give the egg mixture a brief stir, then pour it back into the frying pan and place it back over the heat. Cook gently over a medium heat for 10 minutes, until the egg looks set around the edges (it may be a little runny on the top).
Place the pan under the grill for 2 minutes to finish cooking the frittata on top. Turn out the frittata onto a plate and let it cool slightly before cutting into wedges. Serve with a crunchy salad for maximum veggies.


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This section will be further expanded as I continue to develop and gain new experiences and knowledge. I feel that there is still a lot to learn, and sense many tough challenges awaiting. Nonetheless, I work towards accomplishing my tasks and reaching my goals.


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I am a ZJU100 Young Professor [浙大百人计划研究员，博士生导师] with the College of Computer Science and Technology at Zhejiang University in China.
I am also an NFSC NYS Overseas Fellow and an EU Marie Curie Individual Fellow [欧盟"玛丽·居里学者"].
Prior to my current position, I served as an Assistant Professor at the Department of Computer Science at Aalborg University in Denmark from 2020 to 2022 and held the role of Senior Engineer at Ant Group (formerly Alipay) from 2018 to 2019.
In 2022, I was also a visiting scholar at the Database Group at Southern University of Science and Technology in China.
I earned my Ph.D. from Zhejiang University in 2018 and my B.Sc. from Sichuan University in China in 2012.
I am currently focusing on building Sustainable Data Intelligence and Data Systems [SuDIS] that are Rapid, Reliable, Responsible, and Resilient. My work in this area encompasses various topics:
- Resource-efficient Computing
- lightweight spaiotemporal modeling (SIGMOD'23);
- edge-resident data management (VLDB'22).
- Data Quality for AI and AI for Data Quality
- learning-based cleansing and repairing of IoT data (SIGMOD'22, ICDE'23);
- data mining and learning with low-quality positioning data (TKDE'18, VLDB'18, TKDE'19, ICDE'20, VLDB'21).
- Reliable Mobile Computing Services
- context-aware path planning (ICDE'20, TKDE'21, VLDB'22, ICDE'22);
- contact tracing using low-quality mobility data (VLDB'22, TKDE'23);
- data fusion for indoor localization (UbiComp'15).
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- Codebase "LightCTS: A lightweight framework for correlated time series forecasting" (SIGMOD 2023).
- Call-For-Papers The Electronics Special Issue on "New Challenges in Cloud–Fog–Edge Computing and Mobile Intelligence".
- SIGMOD 2022 Tutorial "Spatial data quality in the IoT era: Management and exploitation" (with B. Tang, H. Lu, M.A. Cheema, and C.S. Jensen).
- Author Version "Spatial data quality in the Internet of Things: Management, exploitation, and prospects" (CSUR 2022).
- Benchmark "Indoor spatial queries: Modeling, indexing, and processing" (EDBT 2020).
- EU Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship "MALOT: Managing Mobility Data Quality for Location of Things".
- Codebase "Vita: A versatile toolkit for generating indoor mobility data for real-world buildings" (VLDB 2016).


A SQL injection is when a malicious user inserts SQL commands or such to attack the database in which they are inserting the commands. First ingredient required is an unsecured SQL database. Then forms to search this database. Using these, hackers can attempt to gain and mainpulate data from the database
Basically, if you enter a SQL command in the form for an unsecured data. The mother in the above comic is illustrating that the name she gave her child will result, in any unsecured database, the table of students to be dropped. A hacker could even enter as simple of a comand as "=", given that the could could return true, and give them access.
You could blacklist the inputs that would cause this, however, often the commands, like drop, are legitimate entry options. You wouldn't block someone from looking up "when the bass drops", because we all need to know. Parameterized queries [prepared statements with variable binding] should be used. The use and practice with these will allow the coders to teach the database the differene between data and code. The implementation of this is variable from language to language. This article has several recommendations broken down by language. You can also enter code that will escape out of any user entry, but it is frail. This is best saved for legacy code, that needs to be grandfathered in but also kept safe.
When learning to program SQL databases, protect them from malicious attacks by ensuring the database knows code from user input. Research methods to do this, and, if it's legacy code, try to at least escape out. Hopefully this has made things clear for you and you will know, when you go to program SQL databases, where to start.


“The small bones of poultry, preserved in a hole in a wall, the medullary channel being left intact, will immediately cure tooth-ache, they say, if the tooth is touched or the gum scarified therewith, care being taken to throw away the bone the moment the operation is performed. A similar result is obtained by using raven's dung, wrapped in wool and attached to the body, or else sparrow's dung, warmed with oil and injected into the ear on the side affected. This last remedy, however, is productive of an intolerable itching, for which reason it is considered a better plan to rub the part with the ashes of young sparrows burnt upon twigs, mixed with vinegar for the purpose.”
Pliny The Elder, The Natural History (AD 77–79)


Maserati mule heralds arrival of new engine ahead of full reveal in 2020
Factory-backed pics are external only for now, but beneath the skin beats Maserati's new heart
by CarAdvice- shares
Darcy Foster • Maserati has released photos of a test-mule running the firm’s all-new '100 per cent Maserati' engine.
Reports suggest that this powertrain will underpin Maserati’s incoming sports car due to be unveiled in Modena in May next year.
Whether that’s the new GranTurismo or a smaller offering more closely-resembling the 2014 Alfieri concept, we aren’t sure.
Initial reports suggested that the Italian firm was focussing primarily on an electric powertrain but a recent teaser featuring a revving engine hint that Maserati’s newest model since 2015 will be a hybrid or even combustion-powered only.
There’s no details on what type of engine that is but Maserati says it will be the first in a family of new motors that may power the next generation Ghibli, Quattroporte and Levante.
Even though the test-mule’s camouflaged body keeps aesthetic design vague, Maserati appears to be using a modified version of the Alfa-Romeo 4C’s chassis.
This is reportedly only for testing, but the dimensions of the test-mule suggest that the powertrain may be fitted to a vehicle of similar stature.
As both the GranTurismo and Alfieri concept were front-engined 2+2 coupes and the test-mule’s engine looks to be situated behind the cabin, it suggests that this new Maserati may be an entirely new vehicle in its lineup.
Maserati celebrated the end of GranTurismo production with a special edition called the Zeda, revealed to the public last week.
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| Package | com.whirled |
| Class | public class ControlEvent |
| Inheritance | ControlEvent flash.events.Event |
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| name : String [read-only]
Retrieve the 'name' for this event, which is a String value
whose meaning is determined by the event type.
| ControlEvent | ||
| target : Object [read-only]
Retrieve the event target, which will be the Control instance that
dispatched this event.
| ControlEvent | ||
| value : Object [read-only]
Retrieve the object 'value' for this event, which is a value
whose meaning is determined by the event type.
| ControlEvent |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
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ControlEvent(type:String, name:String = null, value:Object = null)
Create a new ControlEvent.
| ControlEvent | ||
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clone():Event
| ControlEvent | ||
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toString():String
| ControlEvent |
| Constant | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| ACTION_TRIGGERED : String = "actionTriggered" [static] An event type dispatched when an action is triggered.
| ControlEvent | ||
| APPEARANCE_CHANGED : String = "appearanceChanged" [static] An event type dispatched when an Actor has had its appearance
changed.
| ControlEvent | ||
| AVATAR_SPOKE : String = "avatarSpoke" [static] An event type dispatched when this avatar speaks.
| ControlEvent | ||
| CHAT_RECEIVED : String = "chatReceived" [static] An event type dispatched to all entities when someone chats.
| ControlEvent | ||
| CONTROL_ACQUIRED : String = "controlAcquired" [static] An event type dispatched when this client-side instance of the item
has gained "control" over the other client-side instances.
| ControlEvent | ||
| ENTITY_ENTERED : String = "entityEntered" [static]
An event dispatched when a new entity has been added to the room.
| ControlEvent | ||
| ENTITY_LEFT : String = "entityLeft" [static]
An event dispatched when an entity has been removed from the room.
| ControlEvent | ||
| ENTITY_MOVED : String = "entityMoved" [static]
An event dispatched when an actor begins and ends walking within the room.
| ControlEvent | ||
| HOVER_OUT : String = "hoverOut" [static] An event type dispatched to Furniture and Toys when the mouse is leaves them.
| ControlEvent | ||
| HOVER_OVER : String = "hoverOver" [static] An event type dispatched to Furniture and Toys when the mouse is over them.
| ControlEvent | ||
| MEMORY_CHANGED : String = "memoryChanged" [static] An event type dispatched when the memory has changed.
| ControlEvent | ||
| MESSAGE_RECEIVED : String = "messageRecieved" [static] An event type dispatched when a message is received.
| ControlEvent | ||
| MUSIC_ID3 : String = "musicId3" [static]
An event that may be dispatched soon after music starts playing.
| ControlEvent | ||
| MUSIC_STARTED : String = "musicStarted" [static]
An event dispatched when some music starts playing.
| ControlEvent | ||
| MUSIC_STOPPED : String = "musicStopped" [static]
An event dispatched when some music stops playing.
| ControlEvent | ||
| SIGNAL_RECEIVED : String = "signalRecieved" [static] An event type dispatched when a signal is received.
| ControlEvent | ||
| STATE_CHANGED : String = "stateChanged" [static] An event type dispatched to actors to indicate that they should
be in the specified state.
| ControlEvent |
| name | property |
name:String
[read-only]Retrieve the 'name' for this event, which is a String value whose meaning is determined by the event type.
Implementation public function get name():String
| target | property |
target:Object
[read-only]Retrieve the event target, which will be the Control instance that dispatched this event.
Implementation public function get target():Object
| value | property |
value:Object
[read-only]Retrieve the object 'value' for this event, which is a value whose meaning is determined by the event type.
Implementation public function get value():Object
| ControlEvent | () | constructor |
public function ControlEvent(type:String, name:String = null, value:Object = null)
Create a new ControlEvent.
Parameterstype:String |
|
name:String (default = null )
|
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value:Object (default = null )
|
| clone | () | method |
public override function clone():Event
Returns
Event |
| toString | () | method |
public override function toString():String
Returns
String |
| ACTION_TRIGGERED | constant |
public static const ACTION_TRIGGERED:String = "actionTriggered"
An event type dispatched when an action is triggered. name - action name value - action value
| APPEARANCE_CHANGED | constant |
public static const APPEARANCE_CHANGED:String = "appearanceChanged"
An event type dispatched when an Actor has had its appearance changed. Your code should react to this event and possibly redraw the actor, taking into account the orientation and whether the actor is moving or sleeping. name - unused value - unused
| AVATAR_SPOKE | constant |
public static const AVATAR_SPOKE:String = "avatarSpoke"
An event type dispatched when this avatar speaks. name - unused value - unused
| CHAT_RECEIVED | constant |
public static const CHAT_RECEIVED:String = "chatReceived"
An event type dispatched to all entities when someone chats. Note that only the instance in control receives this event. name - the speaker's entity ID value - chat message
| CONTROL_ACQUIRED | constant |
public static const CONTROL_ACQUIRED:String = "controlAcquired"
An event type dispatched when this client-side instance of the item has gained "control" over the other client-side instances. name - unused value - unused
| ENTITY_ENTERED | constant |
public static const ENTITY_ENTERED:String = "entityEntered"
An event dispatched when a new entity has been added to the room. Note: only the instance in control receives this event. name - The new entity ID value - unused
| ENTITY_LEFT | constant |
public static const ENTITY_LEFT:String = "entityLeft"
An event dispatched when an entity has been removed from the room. Note: only the instance in control receives this event. name - The entity ID. Note that this will no longer exist in the room. value - unused
| ENTITY_MOVED | constant |
public static const ENTITY_MOVED:String = "entityMoved"
An event dispatched when an actor begins and ends walking within the room. Note: only the instance in control receives this event. name - The moving entity's ID value - If the actor has started moving, this is an array containing the logical location it is moving to. Null when this event fires in response to the actor arriving at its destination.
| HOVER_OUT | constant |
public static const HOVER_OUT:String = "hoverOut"
An event type dispatched to Furniture and Toys when the mouse is leaves them. Note that the normal MouseEvents will be blocked if the furniture has an action, so this is necessary to make doorways that react to mouse hovering. name - unused value - unused
| HOVER_OVER | constant |
public static const HOVER_OVER:String = "hoverOver"
An event type dispatched to Furniture and Toys when the mouse is over them. Note that the normal MouseEvents will be blocked if the furniture has an action, so this is necessary to make doorways that react to mouse hovering. name - unused value - unused
| MEMORY_CHANGED | constant |
public static const MEMORY_CHANGED:String = "memoryChanged"
An event type dispatched when the memory has changed. name - memory name value - memory value
| MESSAGE_RECEIVED | constant |
public static const MESSAGE_RECEIVED:String = "messageRecieved"
An event type dispatched when a message is received. name - message name value - message value
| MUSIC_ID3 | constant |
public static const MUSIC_ID3:String = "musicId3"
An event that may be dispatched soon after music starts playing. name - unused value - an Object from which id3 tags may be read.
| MUSIC_STARTED | constant |
public static const MUSIC_STARTED:String = "musicStarted"
An event dispatched when some music starts playing. name - unused value - unused
| MUSIC_STOPPED | constant |
public static const MUSIC_STOPPED:String = "musicStopped"
An event dispatched when some music stops playing. name - unused value - unused
| SIGNAL_RECEIVED | constant |
public static const SIGNAL_RECEIVED:String = "signalRecieved"
An event type dispatched when a signal is received. Dispatched only to the instance in control. name - signal name value - signal value
| STATE_CHANGED | constant |
public static const STATE_CHANGED:String = "stateChanged"
An event type dispatched to actors to indicate that they should be in the specified state. name - state name value - unused


California college freshman dies after attending off-campus fraternity party
by Danielle WallaceA San Diego State University freshman has died after he was hospitalized for several days following a party at an off-campus fraternity house, campus officials said Monday.
UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO FRESHMAN, 18, DEAD AFTER SUSPECTED FRAT HAZING
Dylan Hernandez, 19, died at a hospital on Sunday. He allegedly attended a Phi Gamma Delta fraternity event off-campus on Wednesday. University police responded to a 911 call Thursday morning. The school has not released any further information about the nature of his injuries.
“As a mother, nothing can replace the profound loss of a child, and the devastating heartbreak the family and their loved ones are experiencing,” San Diego State president Adela de la Torre said in a statement. “We are doing everything we can to support the family during this tragic time, and ask that we all respect the privacy of his loved ones.”
He had been pledging Phi Gamma Delta, the Los Angeles Times reported. De la Torre urged anyone with information to come forward.
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The university placed the Interfraternity Council, or IFC, and 14 fraternities affiliated with the group on suspension Friday after university police “uncovered information which alleges that a fraternity was involved in possible misconduct,” the Los Angeles Times reported.
The San Diego Police Department would only take over the case if the death is ruled a homicide by the medical examiner's office, spokesman Lt. Shawn Takeuchi told the Associated Press.
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"At First Sight" (1999) - Val Kilmer, Mira Sorvino...
Is there a better way to say "I love you" than by undergoing experimental surgery?
"At First Sight," with Val Kilmer and Mira Sorvino, strives to answer this question. Along the way, it delivers a moving romantic drama that can soften any heart.
Kilmer plays a blind massage therapist working at a resort spa in northern New York. Sorvino is an overworked, stressed-out architect from the Big Apple. When her co-workers convince her to take a few days off, she ends up at that very spa. They swap stories over Shiatsu massage, eventually falling for each other.
Eventually, Kilmer moves to New York City with Sorvino, to go under the knife (or, in this case, the laser) in an experimental procedure to restore his sight. As he learns to cope with this new sense, "At First Sight" gets more insightful too. Watching Kilmer adjust, the audience is pulled along for both drama (a hockey fan, Kilmer sees his first Rangers game) and some dark humor (Kilmer almost gets hit by a cab after standing in the middle of the road, watching it close in, fascinated by its changing perspective).
"At First Sight" is an emotional roller-coaster: it goes up (Kilmer and Sorvino fall in love), and down (Kilmer's over-protective sister, played by Kelly McGillis, berates Sorvino for giving him "false" hope), and back up (Kilmer can see, but he's not sure if he wants to). It even picks up passengers along the way, such as Nathan Lane as an offbeat visual therapist (to help Kilmer's eyes adjust to complex stimuli, they go to a strip club).
Kilmer shows off his acting talents more than he has in a while; in contrast to some of his earlier, goofier roles ("Willow," "Batman Forever"), his portrayal of Virgil shows true depth. Sorvino has a similar career epiphany, playing cute and charming consistently, but believably.
Even the visual effects are well-done. The camera tricks used to show things through Kilmer's eyes are technically simple, but in the context of the story are entirely appropriate. They help the viewer not only in seeing as he sees, but also to understand his perspective on the world and to identify with his character.
The romance is done splendidly, without being too sappy, and makes for a funny, charming movie. It also challenges the traditional belief that blindness is a handicap, showing that the real problem can be trying to "fix" it. The message isn't heavy-handed, and actually makes "At First Sight" a rich movie experience that's well worth seeing.
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by None at 2022-04-06 14:31:24.This should be updated for the production
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by James R. Griffin III at 2022-04-06 14:41:20.A SN@P ticket has been created in order to track this:
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(this was completed).
https://princeton.service-now.com/now/workspace/agent/record/incident/df2613eb8766811012ae43bd0ebb35f0/params/selected-tab-index/3/sub/record/sc_task/64be6b2b876a8110d1c6c8cd0ebb3508 tracks the progress of the request to ensure that dslica
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by None at 2022-04-06 13:16:59.labeled
by None at 2022-04-06 13:16:59.I have ingested the items in https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lApC21IrsX3BeXyyx0nT8LcW7SQEawyCf4tCsIbQ7co/edit#gid=1262367616 as SimpleResources into https://figgy.princeton.edu/catalog/e6080f72-4ba5-4e35-a87d-9a4eb826d0e3 using the attached JSON file, which comprises data extracted from the spreadsheet tab “new records”.
What I need from @pmgreen is a mapping of localidentifier -> sourceidentifier.
When I have that, I’ll re-ingest the reports as ScannedResources with the updated metadata, and then send you a report with a mapping of source_identifier->ark, so you can update the MARC records. records.json.zip
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by Trey Pendragon at 2022-04-06 17:36:00.I think this would b great. i know both would be helpful.
@hackartisan, I kept it basic and similar to that of the weekly collection report emails. Editing and suggestions most welcome.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2022-04-07 00:46:27.@pmgreen I don't think we can really get a report like this easily. We'd need to talk to with the data warehouse maintainers. Do you think the auto-expiration workflow for these that we've added is sufficient?
Would it be reasonable to ask the circ desk managers to maintain lists of their current student employees in a shared space, like Drive, which we could audit against? Auto-expiration is better than nothing but because it's a manual process and based on fragmented communications (multiple emails and sn@p tickets), it's error prone. It would be very easy to miss someone, or to miss auto-expiring one role, etc.
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by James R. Griffin III at 2022-04-06 14:27:41.The item was removed a while ago. The record had to be deleted. @mzelesky removed it. It will be removed from the catalog in the next incremental dump from alma.
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by Kevin Reiss at 2022-04-06 15:41:16.head_ref_deleted
by Kevin Reiss at 2022-04-06 15:41:16.Coverage increased (+0.001%) to 94.345% when pulling ab9b0777ba016b737260338008f51b0d2ab6c4a1 on handle-no-mfhd into 1e87493f154b66bb74fc9726a539f35cecff4e3b on main.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2022-04-06 15:54:59.See these builds for an example: https://app.circleci.com/pipelines/github/pulibrary/orangelight/2303/workflows/46462459-ea96-4a03-a776-6cf118910754/jobs/4844 https://app.circleci.com/pipelines/github/pulibrary/orangelight/2301/workflows/27608dfc-9149-490a-a19f-343ce96f0fcb/jobs/4841
Coverage remained the same at 94.432% when pulling 910bc9e1193b648c259b6f0f3bca1725cb0af44d on change-sanitize into 0b8371c2c928f3576379154cb9a344e47407053d on main.
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by None at 2022-04-06 18:27:55.Coverage remained the same at 94.432% when pulling d89e97c956172cd3c6e55bf91703c816f43acabd on carolyncole-patch-1 into 0b8371c2c928f3576379154cb9a344e47407053d on main.
I rebuilt this twice and the tests seem to stably pass. If we merge this PR and we get some occasionally failing tests we should add the wait parameter to those tests.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2022-04-06 18:50:18.head_ref_deleted
by Christina Chortaria at 2022-04-06 18:50:19.Coverage decreased (-0.003%) to 94.429% when pulling 9d2e94c8120fe92448ea3298afdde42c047b38ba on cas-provider into e8f2431fa117df1fb603da219cb9523205ab07a5 on main.
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by None at 2022-04-06 20:05:42.https://github.com/pulibrary/requests/blob/8ebae784aa3520343f2211fa98374e2e7b74b76e/app/helpers/requests/application_helper.rb#L161 Try just adding PF here
When we figure out this issue, follow up with Marie in circ.
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by Bess Sadler at 2022-04-06 15:44:31.Looks good.
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by Alicia Cozine at 2022-04-05 22:13:06.Also needed to decommission the IPs, remove alias (via OIT), and remove associated firewall rules. Taking care of those today.
Decommissioning IPs: RITM0359198 and RITM0359199
Decommissioning load-balancer alias: RITM0359205
Everything's done, thanks @kayiwa!
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by Alicia Cozine at 2022-04-06 15:12:07.mentioned
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by Francis Kayiwa at 2022-04-06 15:12:07.We've done this work in a different way.
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by Alicia Cozine at 2022-04-06 15:15:44.fully qualified role names
Building ruby from source takes longer but it lets us install specific versions (like installing specific versions of nodeJS in #2809). This offers stability and predictability and independence from third-party package management. Unless a project changes ruby versions frequently (in which case RVM or ruby-switch could be useful), this is a robust approach.
does or could this ref an issue?
oh i see the issue number in the branch name. i'll add it to the description.
Actually I don't understand how this is related to that issue.
hey @hackartisan it is wrongly referring to the issue. @bess mentioned wanting to run her apps with ruby 3 on the slack dev channel. This is the result of that.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2022-04-06 17:51:20.Related, one should be able to sync metadata from an unpublished FA. In most cases, staff will want to associate digital content before publishing everything.
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by Eliot Jordan at 2022-04-06 14:01:07.This is something that would be best addressed upstream, or may be resolved after upgrading GeoBlacklight.
New Text:
Geospatial Data: Resources for use in GIS Software, including geographic features, aerial photographs, census data, land-use maps, and elevation.
Confirmed with Joan that these users are allowed physical requests for ReCAP and Annex items only.
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by James R. Griffin III at 2022-04-06 13:34:47.@vincentsarago We didn't try that! Thanks for commenting - sorry for the delay, we had switched to a different project for a while. I'll bring this up to the team tomorrow and see if we have any thoughts about it.
Thanks so much for your work! We've just shipped it too and feedback's been very good so far. :)
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| EtdContractCode |
The contract code for an Exchange Traded Derivative (ETD).
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| EtdContractGroupCode |
The code for a group of ETD contracts, as defined an exchange.
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| EtdContractGroupId |
An identifier for a group of ETD contracts.
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| EtdContractSpec |
The contract specification defining an Exchange Traded Derivative (ETD) product.
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| EtdContractSpec.Meta |
The meta-bean for EtdContractSpec .
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| EtdContractSpecBuilder |
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| EtdContractSpecId |
An identifier for an ETD product.
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| EtdExpiryType |
The expiry type of an Exchange Traded Derivative (ETD) product.
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| EtdFuturePosition |
A position in an ETD future, where the security is embedded ready for mark-to-market pricing.
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| EtdFuturePosition.Builder |
The bean-builder for EtdFuturePosition .
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| EtdFuturePosition.Meta |
The meta-bean for EtdFuturePosition .
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| EtdFutureSecurity |
An instrument representing an exchange traded derivative (ETD) future.
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| EtdFutureSecurity.Builder |
The bean-builder for EtdFutureSecurity .
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| EtdFutureSecurity.Meta |
The meta-bean for EtdFutureSecurity .
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| EtdFutureTrade |
A trade representing an ETD future.
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| EtdFutureTrade.Builder |
The bean-builder for EtdFutureTrade .
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| EtdFutureTrade.Meta |
The meta-bean for EtdFutureTrade .
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| EtdOptionPosition |
A position in an ETD option, where the security is embedded ready for mark-to-market pricing.
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| EtdOptionPosition.Builder |
The bean-builder for EtdOptionPosition .
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| EtdOptionPosition.Meta |
The meta-bean for EtdOptionPosition .
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| EtdOptionSecurity |
An instrument representing an exchange traded derivative (ETD) option.
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| EtdOptionSecurity.Builder |
The bean-builder for EtdOptionSecurity .
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| EtdOptionSecurity.Meta |
The meta-bean for EtdOptionSecurity .
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| EtdOptionTrade |
A trade representing an ETD option.
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| EtdOptionTrade.Builder |
The bean-builder for EtdOptionTrade .
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| EtdOptionTrade.Meta |
The meta-bean for EtdOptionTrade .
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| EtdOptionType |
The option expiry type, 'American' or 'European'.
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| EtdPosition |
A position in an ETD, where the security is embedded ready for mark-to-market pricing.
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| EtdSecurity |
An instrument representing an exchange traded derivative (ETD).
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| EtdSettlementType |
The type of an Exchange Traded Derivative (ETD) settlement.
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| EtdTrade |
A trade in an exchange traded derivative (ETD).
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| EtdType |
The type of an Exchange Traded Derivative (ETD) product, either a future or an option.
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| EtdVariant |
The variant of an exchange traded derivative (ETD).
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| SplitEtdId |
An OG-ETD identifier that has been split into its constituent parts
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| SplitEtdId.Builder |
The bean-builder for SplitEtdId .
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| SplitEtdOption |
The option fields of a split OG-ETD identifier.
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Visionox Unveils Their Latest Foldable Phone Prototype - Gizchina.com
by PierreVisionox Unveils Their Latest Foldable Phone Prototype
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Chinese manufacturer Visionox is quickly becoming one of the biggest players in the smartphone display business. The company did indeed produce the AMOLED displays for both the Mi MIX Alpha and Xiaomi Mi Note 10, thus taking the some of the market share previously held by Samsung. Today, the brand made it clear once again that they’re second to none, let alone Samsung. Say hello to the folding phone prototype by Visionox.
Visionox Unveils Their Latest Foldable Phone Prototype
As we can see in the image above, the Visionox foldable prototype sports a design very close to the latest Motorola Razr 2019, this means we have a clamshell design instead of the tablet folding into a phone; like what we see with the Samsung Galaxy Fold and Huawei Mate X.
In the short GIF we also notice that the handset is slightly bent even when totally unfolded, that’s also similar to the Motorola Razr and it probably helps it have less of a crease on the screen.
The Visionox phone isn’t identical to the Motorola Razr 2019 though. The former does not feature a smaller display on the outside, making it impossible to use when folded. Not that you can do much on the Razr 2019 either.
At the moment, there are a total of “four” foldable devices on the market. Including the Flexpay, Samsung Galaxy Fold, Huawei Mate X and the Samsung W20 5G; the latter is a Galaxy Fold rebranded for China.
Hopefully Visionox will be able to bring the fifth ever foldable phone very soon as the folding trend is likely not going away any soon.
What are your guys thoughts? Do you like this new prototype? Let us know in the comments below!


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Class Position
- java.lang.Object
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- in.itzmeanjan.filterit.segmentation.Position
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public class Position extends java.lang.Object
Holds location, intensity & state information of a pixel in image
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description Position(int x, int y, int intensityR, int intensityG, int intensityB)
Holds pixel information i.e.
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description int
getIntensityB()
int
getIntensityG()
int
getIntensityR()
int
getState()
int
getX()
int
getY()
boolean
isIntensityBWithInRange(int targetIntensity, int relaxation)
Checks whether this pixel's blue component intensity satisfiesboolean
isIntensityGWithInRange(int targetIntensity, int relaxation)
Checks whether this pixel's green component intensity satisfiesboolean
isIntensityRWithInRange(int targetIntensity, int relaxation)
Checks whether this pixel's red component intensity satisfiesvoid
setState(int state)
Updates state of Pixeljava.lang.String
toString()
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Constructor Detail
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Position
public Position(int x, int y, int intensityR, int intensityG, int intensityB)
Holds pixel information i.e. its location, intensity & stateInitially state will be set as inactive ( 0 )
When Pixel location has been explored, it can be set as active ( 1 )
And after all neighbours explored for this location, its state to be set as dead ( 2 )
- Parameters:
x
- X-coordinate of Pixel locationy
- Y-coordinate of Pixel locationintensityR
- Red color component intensity at I[y, x]intensityG
- Green color component intensity at I[y, x]intensityB
- Blue color component intensity at I[y, x]
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Method Detail
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getX
public int getX()
- Returns:
- X-coordinate of Pixel
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getY
public int getY()
- Returns:
- Y-coordinate of Pixel
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getIntensityR
public int getIntensityR()
- Returns:
- Red color intensity at this location
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getIntensityG
public int getIntensityG()
- Returns:
- Green color intensity at this location
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getIntensityB
public int getIntensityB()
- Returns:
- Blue color intensity at this location
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getState
public int getState()
- Returns:
- State of pixel ( inactive = 0, active = 1, dead = 2 )
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setState
public void setState(int state)
Updates state of Pixel- Parameters:
state
- State of pixel
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isIntensityRWithInRange
public boolean isIntensityRWithInRange(int targetIntensity, int relaxation)
Checks whether this pixel's red component intensity satisfiestargetIntensity - relaxation <= intensity <= targetIntensity + relaxation
or not
- Parameters:
targetIntensity
- target intensity, with which this pixel's intensity to be comparedrelaxation
- targetIntensity - relaxation <= intensity <= targetIntensity + relaxation, needs to be satisfied- Returns:
- Result of comparison as true / false
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isIntensityGWithInRange
public boolean isIntensityGWithInRange(int targetIntensity, int relaxation)
Checks whether this pixel's green component intensity satisfiestargetIntensity - relaxation <= intensity <= targetIntensity + relaxation
or not
- Parameters:
targetIntensity
- target intensity, with which this pixel's intensity to be comparedrelaxation
- targetIntensity - relaxation <= intensity <= targetIntensity + relaxation, needs to be satisfied- Returns:
- Result of comparison as true / false
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isIntensityBWithInRange
public boolean isIntensityBWithInRange(int targetIntensity, int relaxation)
Checks whether this pixel's blue component intensity satisfiestargetIntensity - relaxation <= intensity <= targetIntensity + relaxation
or not
- Parameters:
targetIntensity
- target intensity, with which this pixel's intensity to be comparedrelaxation
- targetIntensity - relaxation <= intensity <= targetIntensity + relaxation, needs to be satisfied- Returns:
- Result of comparison as true / false
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toString
public java.lang.String toString()
- Overrides:
toString
in classjava.lang.Object
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Radout is conceptually based on the old
torad.lsp program,
which provided the inspiration and some of the understanding of autocad's
workings to the original author Philip Thompson.
The main differences are:
| Autocad/Intellicad entities | Radiance objects |
|---|---|
| 3dfaces | triangular or quadrilateral polygons. |
| extruded or flat traces | triangular and/or quadrilateral polygons. |
| extruded or flat solids | triangular and/or quadrilateral polygons. |
| extruded or flat circles | rings and quadrilateral polygons. |
| extruded arcs | quadrilateral polygons. |
| extruded lines | quadrilateral polygons. |
| extruded 2d-(lw)plines | quadrilateral polygons. |
| wide 2d-(lw)plines | multilateral polygons. |
| closed 2d-(lw)plines | multilateral polygons. |
| 3d-meshes | triangular or quadrilateral polygons. |
| polyfaces | triangular or quadrilateral polygons. |
| points | spheres or bubbles. |
| ACIS solid modelling entities | triangular polygons. |
The MIT License (MIT) Copyright © 1994-1998 Philip Thompson, Boston MA, USA. Copyright © 1999-2016 Georg Mischler, Munich, Germany. Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.