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Game4Automation
Introduction
Every scene which is using Game4Automation functions needs to include the game4automation asset on the top hierarchy level of the scene. You need to keep the name and the location.
If you create a new scene with the game4automation menu, the game4automation Asset is automatically included. You can also add the game4automation Asset by manually adding it to an existing scene:
The game4automation Asset includes the Game4AutomationController (see below) as well as a standard scene navigation, standard lights, the Runtime UI as well as a base plate.
Game4Automation Controller
The most important part of the game4automation Asset is the Game4AutomationController Script. This asset keeps the scene settings. Most Game4Automation objects will call this controller or get some settings from it. This is, why the Game4AutomationController is a must for all scenes with Game4Automation functions.
General Options
Scale
Defines how many millimeters fits into one Unity Unit. If, as usual, one Unity unit is considered as one Meter, the Scale should be set to 1000. The Scale is used for all input fields of Behavior components whith distance or length properties.
As a standard in all Behavior components the values for distances and lengths are always considered as Millimeters.
Speed Override
Overrides the speed of all drives. You can slow down or speed up all drives in the scene by selecting another value for the speed override. A value of two means doubled speed.
Please consider, that this value also influences the physical behavior of the model. For example if a Value of 10 is selected the bottles in the demo model will tumble around.
Time Scale
Speeds up the simulation. This also speeds up the physics so that the simulation is just running faster but internally in the calculations running in real time.
If the time scale is to hight it might happen that sensors are not getting active any more because the products are passing to fast the sensors.
UI Options
Hierarchy Update Cycle
Cylcle for updating the icons and signal values in the hierarchy view during runtime.
UI Enabled On Start
Enables and disables the full UI on simulation start (runtime inspector and runtime menu bar)
Runtime Inspector Enabled
Enables and disables the runtime inspector.
Hide Info Box
Hides the info box at simulation start.
Runtime Application UI
A pointer to the Application UI (menu, runtime inspector and so on).
Runtime Automation UI
A pointer to the Automation UI (the buttons and lights which are controlling the automation)
Environment
Enable Environment and Quality
If set to false the game4automation controller is not controlling any environment, light and quality settings. Set it to false if you want to manage this totally manually on your own.
VR Skybox
A pointer to the used Skybox.
Standard Base Plate And Lights
You can turn of with this the standard base plate and the lights which are included in the Game4Automation Asset.
Base Plate Dimensions
The dimensions of the base plate in meters.
VR Environment (Only available in professional version)
Turns the VR Environment on and off. If the VR-Environment is turned on the standard lights and bottom are automatically turned off.
The VR-Environment looks like this:
Environment Asset (Only available in professional version)
Pointer to the used environment asset.
Lights
Sun Light intensity
Sets the intensity of all sun lights (which are all lights market with the tag g4a sun)
First Light intensity
Sets the intensity of all first lights (which are all lights market with the tag g4a firstlight).
This lights are usually used for the light which is lightning the scene like the big light in a building.
Second Light intensity
Sets the intensity of all second lights (which are all lights market with the tag g4a secondlight)
This lights are usually used mainly for decoration purposes, like small spot lights in a building.
Visual quality
Quality Level
Sets the overall visual quality. This has impact on the render performance and screen update rate. Ultra is the best. Unity is very good performing so Ultra is OK for most use cases. In lower settings for example shadows and reflections are turned off.
Global Light
Sets the global light strength.
Enable HQ
Enables the HQ visualization based on Unity’s Post-Processing. The post processing makes a more realistic and lively picture.
It is necessary to install Unity Post-Processing Stack 2.0 to be able to use the HQ settings. You can install this stack via the Unity Package Manager (Window>Package Manager)
Because Game4Automation is using Assembly Defintions assemblydefinitions you need to change the assembly definition under the path Assets > game4automation > game4automation.base. The assembly defintion should look like this:
This pictures show the scene without and with post processing:
The rest of the parameters should be self explaining. You can change the Post-Processing settings with this parameters.
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You are faced with never-ending hallways that blend together.


#mixism
The social playlist!
What the fudge?
Ever wanted to collaborate on a music playlist with your pals or sexy strangers?
Already share tracks you like to your social networks and want to listen to them from one point?
#mixism collects tracks you shared to your social networks and builds playlists for you to listen to.
How do I use it?
First, find a cool song online...
Share the song to your social network of choice* with the #mixism hashtag (plus any others)...
Sweet track! Hot Chip's cover of William Onyeabor is so good #mixism #cooltunes https://t.co/VVzdo0yHef
— Matt Scheurich (@MattLVL99) January 24, 2015
You can then view and listen to the playlist on #mixism. Pretty easy, huh?
Anyone else can contribute to the playlist by using the same hashtag...
Sharing some #cooltunes for #mixism about page hollaaaaaaa https://t.co/W0OFevvZV4
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At the moment as proof of concept #mixism will only search Twitter for shared music hosted on SoundCloud.
(We're looking to support more social networks and media platforms in the near future.)
Why would I do that?
Why not :)
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The famous Offensive Security Certified Professional aka OSCP is the certification of the Penetration Testing with Kali Linux course aka PWK provided by Offensive Security.
Offensive Security is one the most active organization on the Internet about offsec. In addition to providing pentest and attack simulation services to their customers, they also bring a lot of great solution to the community.
Currently 6 online/live/in-house courses are available (pentest, wireless security, windows exploiation, web attacks…) who go with 5 different well known certifications. An incredible online virtual lab composed of intentionally vulnerable machine (ubuntu, XP, webapps, mail service, ftp vulns and so on…) has been created to enhance you security knowledge. Offensive Security is also editor of awesome projects such as Kali Linux, Metasploit and Google Hacking Database, the most used tools by pentesters.
The quality of all of these solutions is well recognized by the community and many companies and actually everyone who have to deals with offsec :)
Depending of your current level, the Penetration Testing with Kali can teach you alot. Many different side of offsec are covered here in a 370 page book and about 150 videos, excerpt:
You progress in a virtual network where about 50 machine are configured. All of them can be fully compromised via multiple vulnerabilities who could lead to administrator access. Some extra machine are only reachable from an already compromised machine. A very large range of vulnerabilities/attacks are implemented, for instance:
A certification is probably the best way to prove that you have the capabilities of performing penetration tests. During the Offensive Security Certified Professional you have access to the virtual lab to train your hacking skills. After completing the PWK course, you could pass the final exam, you have 24 hour to gain root access to 5 vulnerable machines. Finally you again have 24 hour to write the final report containing your findings, code, screenshot and other proof of concept. According to Offensive Security staff, points are awarded for each compromised host, based on their difficulty and level of access obtained.


[gecode-users] Syntax
Christian Schulte
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Mon Mar 18 11:02:30 CET 2013
Dear Maria,
I have to admit that I do not really understand your problem. Maybe some code would help? And then what do you mean by abort?
Best
Christian
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Christian Schulte, Professor of Computer Science, KTH, www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/
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Subject: [gecode-users] Syntax
Hello everyone,
I'm a new Gecode user (I have started this week). I have a doubt about the syntax, but I hope that it isn't a too naive one. In my code, there is a cycle for that defines elements of the array x[i], i = 1…n-1. I must write the condition on the last term, x[n-1], as the result of an expression out of the cycle for, like d[n-1] = expr(*this, abs(x[0]-x[n-1]), opt.icl()); However, this way doesn't seem the correct one, since, using it, the execution is aborted. The same problem if I utilize d[n-1] = expr(*this, abs(a+b),opt.icl()); where 'a' and 'b' have been defined.
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R parallel implementation of Local Outlier Factor(LOF) which uses multiple CPUs to significantly speed up the LOF computation for large datasets. (Note: The overall performance depends on the computers especially the number of the cores).It also supports multiple k values to be calculated in parallel, as well as various distance measures in addition to the default Euclidean distance.
| Version: | 1.1.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.14.0), doParallel, foreach |
| Published: | 2015-09-17 |
| Author: | Yingsong Hu, Wayne Murray and Yin Shan, Australia. |
| Maintainer: | Yingsong Hu <yingsonghu at hotmail.com> |
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THE WINSLOW BOY A film review by Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: David Mamet reworks the classic play by Terence Rattigan. A 12-year-old boy accused of stealing a five-shilling postal order maintains his innocence. Like the Dreyfus case in France, this legal case throws all of Britain into controversy. Well-acted, but this film is too faithful to a stage play that frustratingly distances the audience from the characters and the action. Rating: 6 (0 to 10), 1 (-4 to +4)
Every medium has its own constraints that pull it away from being realistic. Silent film acting is very much pantomime that must convey much more than photo-realism would. A three-act stage play must tell an entire story from three points in time. Each must have a single or perhaps two locations. This is why plays adapted to film often seem claustrophobic and stagebound. There is an entire art to adapting stage plays to the screen without making them unbearable. Connecting scenes set in the out of doors will frequently be inserted.
The play THE WINSLOW BOY by Terence Rattigan is an old favorite in England. Supposedly every little English hamlet with a theater company has performed it one time or another. It is a David and Goliath story or one small boy against the British Admiralty. A young naval cadet is accused of stealing a five-shilling postal order. The boy maintains his innocence but is expelled from school nonetheless. The Admiralty insists they need only satisfy themselves of his guilt. The Winslow family supports the boy and resolutely demands a trial. Meanwhile somehow the case gets national attention and the country is torn on the issue.
David Mamet has adapted the play for the screen and has added some generally inconsequential short scenes around the original major scenes. The major scenes all take place in the Winslow mansion, which means they are divorced from the action. In a more standard film format, the storyteller would have the choice of showing or not showing the stealing of the postal order and the resulting trial. A three-act stage play has too much territory to cover to have a scene at the school or in a courtroom. After the first scene in which we find the boy has been accused of the crime, suddenly and jarringly we jump forward months and the issue is already a national controversy. How such a minor issue could have become so important is totally lost. Most films would have many scenes covering the interim. And perhaps in Britain what happened might also be common knowledge. Here it appears like there is a great whopping chunk of missing narrative. One woman near me in the audience was convinced for a while that reels were being shown out of order because we had missed so much of the narrative.
The actors are all playing people of the British upper crust. They are people who have been trained to be dry and detached, even among their own family. This makes the film seem rather dry and bloodless though one has a good idea what emotions are going on just under the surface.
Guy Edwards plays the accused Ronnie Winslow and Nigel Hawthorne plays the father who is so standoffish to the boy but is willing to let his family be destroyed rather than allowing what he accepts as a false accusation stand. Much like Dr. Stockmann in Ibsen's AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE, he clearly loves his family but is willing to let his health be ruined and his family be destroyed over a principle. The central characters however become Rebecca Pidgeon (of Mamet's THE SPANISH PRISONER) as Catherine Winslow, Ronnie's older sister, and Jeremy Northam as Sir Robert Morton, whom the family has defend Ronnie. There is a definite romantic tension between them on the screen. Both seem to recognize an attraction between each other but being oh-so-veddy- proper it always remains frustratingly just below the surface.
That seems to be the problem with THE WINSLOW BOY. There is just too much following of rules. The two main characters cannot get together; Mamet cannot show us the most dramatic scenes of the Winslow case. The whole thing is so correct and reserved that the viewer feels a little cheated when all is said and done (with too much on the screen said and not enough done). Mamet is to be commended for setting frustrating constraints on himself and for sticking with them at the expense of dramatic impact. But he probably should have cheated a little to make this a better narrative. I rate THE WINSLOW BOY 6 on the 0 to 10 scale and a +1 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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Google has officially purchased Fitbit for $2.1 billion
Source: Joe Maring / Android Central
What you need to know
- Google has acquired fitness-tracking giant Fitbit.
- The deal was completed for a total of $2.1 billion.
- Rumors about the purchase were circulating earlier this week.
Bright and early on November 1, 2019, Google announced that it has entered an agreement to buy Fitbit for $2.1 billion.
Google's Senior Vice President of Devices & Services, Rick Osterloh, broke the news on the official Google blog, saying:
Over the years, Google has made progress with partners in this space with Wear OS and Google Fit, but we see an opportunity to invest even more in Wear OS as well as introduce Made by Google wearable devices into the market. Fitbit has been a true pioneer in the industry and has created engaging products, experiences and a vibrant community of users. By working closely with Fitbit's team of experts, and bringing together the best AI, software and hardware, we can help spur innovation in wearables and build products to benefit even more people around the world.
Earlier this week, on October 28, a report from Reuters surfaced to indicate that Google was in a bid to purchase Fitbit. It's a big move, but it's also one that makes good sense.
Google's Wear OS wearable platform has been in something of a rut for the last few years. The company introduced the Android Wear to Wear OS rebrand in 2018 to revitalize its branding/image, but the hardware offerings have still been pretty ho-hum. Third-party watches like the Fossil Gen 5 have proven to be quite good, but without a proper "Made by Google" smartwatch and other major players, such as Samsung, ignoring the platform, it's been left to just sort of exist.
Source: Android Central
Along with Osterloh's blog post, Google's Vice President of Wear OS, Sameer Samat, also published a post titled, "Investing in the Wear OS ecosystem." In it, he says:
When we introduced Wear OS by Google (then called Android Wear) five years ago, wearable tech was pretty nascent. While it was early, we felt there was something really exciting about this next era of computing and we wanted to enable an ecosystem of partners by providing a flexible platform. We're really proud of the progress. We've also admired the amazing things others have done with wearables, and today we announced that Google has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Fitbit. The Fitbit team has built a great health and fitness experience that is loved by people all over the world.
Fitbit's been trying its hand at the smartwatch market since late-2017 with the introduction of the Fitbit Ionic, which has since been followed up by the likes of the Fitbit Versa, Versa Lite, and Versa 2.
Fitbit's hardware and design have been consistently great across its products, but the FitbitOS software that powers its watches has always been considerably behind the competition. What all of this means for Google remains unclear right now, but it's entirely possible we see Google take advantage of Fitbit's design and health prowess and use that to create a new Wear OS watch in the not-too-distant future.
Source: Joe Maring / Android Central
Along with Google's two blog posts, Fitbit also published its own press release with a quote from Fitbit CEO and co-founder, James Park:
More than 12 years ago, we set an audacious company vision – to make everyone in the world healthier. Today, I'm incredibly proud of what we've achieved towards reaching that goal. We have built a trusted brand that supports more than 28 million active users around the globe who rely on our products to live a healthier, more active life. Google is an ideal partner to advance our mission. With Google's resources and global platform, Fitbit will be able to accelerate innovation in the wearables category, scale faster, and make health even more accessible to everyone. I could not be more excited for what lies ahead.
The deal between Google and Fitbit is expected to be completed at some point in 2020, pending regulatory approval and the blessing of Fitbit's stockholders.


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Stats: Virat Kohli becomes 1st Indian captain with 10 innings wins
India extended their winning streak in Tests under Virat Kohli with a dominating victory over Bangladesh in the 1st Test. This was Kohli's 10th innings win as captain, making him the most successful Indian captain in this regard.
by Sports DeskVirat Kohli’s Team India registered yet another dominating Test win over Bangladesh in Indore, wrapping up the game on Day 3 on Saturday, crushing the visitors by an innings and 130 runs.
This was Kohli’s tenth innings win as India captain. This takes him past MS Dhoni’s 9 innings wins as Test captain to become the most successful Indian captain in this regard. Mohammed Azharuddin had won 8.
Also Read | Virat Kohli asks crowd to cheer for Mohammed Shami, not him
This was also India’s sixth consecutive Test win, equaling their best ever run in this format. If they win the 2nd Test vs Bangladesh, they will better this record.
India had previously won six consecutive matches under MS Dhoni in 2013 – four vs Australia and two vs West Indies.
Also, this was India’s third consecutive innings win – with the last two Tests, against South Africa – having gone a similar way. In terms of innings wins, this equals India’s best ever run. India had beaten Sri Lanka by an innings in three consecutive matches in 1993/94.
Also Read | India blow away Bangladesh inside 3 days to win first Test
Kohli is already India’s most successful Indian Test captain, with 32 wins in 52 matches.


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slicing by using ranges. Ranges are created by two numerical values, the
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this guide will take you along the path of making the base of a website.
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Jason Cummings has been on the receiving end of negative publicity at times during his career
by James PallattNottingham Forest flop Jason Cummings is determined to "be in the headlines for the right reasons".
The 24-year-old striker has been on the receiving end of negative publicity at times during his career, including the time he trashed his flat during a loan spell away from the City Ground at Peterborough last season - a moment of stupidity that was caught on video.
Cummings left the Reds in a permanent switch to Shrewsbury Town earlier this season - and one of his teammates at the League One club says the Scotland international, who has scored four goals in 12 games for his new club, is eager for people to talk about his performances on the pitch.
“I think (at times) he’s come across in the wrong way and there was one or two things that came out but I never saw that in him," Sean Goss told the Shropshire Star.
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According to the fall 2018 edition of the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments' Street Smart traffic safety campaign, Prince George's County leads the Washington D.C. region in transit fatalities.
The data records 99 transit fatalities throughout the county in 2017. Of those 99 total incidents, 24 were pedestrian fatalities. Maryland's Charles County and Fairfax County in Virginia were tied for second place, each with 35 fatalities recorded. The statistics are summarized in the chart below, with the final column representing total transit fatalities for the D.C. region.
Where do transit fatalities occur in the DC region?
In 2017, Prince George's County led the Washington, D.C. metro area in transit fatalities.
The Street Smart campaign has been compiling data and raising awareness on pedestrian safety in the D.C. region since 2002. Their website reports a 27 percent increase in pedestrian fatalities nationwide between 2007 and 2016, and a regional aggregate of 27 percent for pedestrian and cyclist deaths in and around Washington out of all reported transit fatalities in 2017.
The map below provides context on some of the areas where these statistics are reported and looks at factors that may contribute to higher or lower rates of pedestrian fatalities.
Despite the high number of pedestrian fatalities reported in Prince George's county, officials in College Park, Maryland, are optimistic about a net decrease in pedestrian incidents on Baltimore Ave.--also known colloquially as "Route 1"--thanks to the installation of a traffic median in the middle of the street and ongoing education and enforcement efforts.
The University of Maryland, an institution with 30,000 undergraduate students and 10,000 graduate students as of Fall 2018 is located due west of Route 1. With a large campus community that makes extensive use of the Route 1 roadway for transportation, the area has seen a notable quantity of pedestrian traffic incidents over the years.
Which areas have the most pedestrian fatalities?
There were 79 pedestrian fatalities reported throughout the DC metro region last year.
In an email, Paulette Jones, Public Information Officer at the county's Public Works and Transportation division, cited a comprehensive approach emphasizing four "e"s of safety: "engineering, education, enforcement and emergency services" as a way to improve public safety along roadways.
The stretch of Route One running south of this university's campus is considered a "high crash [corridor]," Jones wrote via email. She specified that high crash corridors are designated by the Maryland Department of Transportation's State Highway Administration as one-mile segments of road with "five or more crashes in a five-year period.
The State Highway Administration's data for 2017 records average daily traffic of 37,301 vehicles near the intersection of Route One and Campus Drive, making it among the busiest in the county.
Nevertheless, officials from MDOT SHA report a drop in traffic incidents along Route One in recent years.
Charles Glischar, Media Relations Manager for MDOT SHA, wrote, "crashes have been decreasing on US 1... After experiencing fatal pedestrian and bicycle crashes in 2013 and 2014, no pedestrian or bicycle crashes occurred in 2015 and 2016," in an email.
Glischar wrote that since 2015, only one pedestrian fatality had been confirmed in a 1.5-mile segment of road along Route 1 between Knox Road University Boulevard. Pedestrian and cyclist injuries have also decreased in the area since 2014, when seven incidents were reported. There were three reported injuries in 2015 and 2017, and two in 2016.
Much of the fatality decrease in the area, according to Prince George's County Police Department officers, stems from the installation of a black metal median dividing Route 1 in half near the intersection with Knox Road.
Pedestrians on Route 1
Despite high level of incidents in the county, officials say the Route 1 corridor is seeing fewer pedestrian fatalities and injuries in recent years.
Major Chris Price, Commander of PGPD's Special Operations Division, said that since August 2015, his unit had investigated 58 pedestrian fatalities. "Only one of these has been in College Park, in October of last year," he said.
"As of late, College Park has not seen as many crashes and fatalities," Price said. "One of the biggest things we're attributing it to is the installation of the barriers and medians along Route 1. It makes it harder for pedestrians to cross illegally."
Although Price could not remember when exactly the medians were installed, "it's been at least two years," he said.
Along with the medians, Price stressed the value of education in promoting pedestrian safety in the area.
"We have officers out on the corner handing out pamphlets and flyers, especially to students walking around College Park," he said.
As of this point in 2018, no new pedestrian fatalities have been reported along Route 1. With continued education and enforcement, the roadway is on track to become safer for the entire campus community.


Lionel Messi equals Cristiano Ronaldo hat-trick record
The Barcelona star hit a treble against Celta Vigo on Saturday
by Sport ENLionel Messi has become the second highest goalscorer in La Liga 19-20, despite missing the first five weeks of the season. He hit a set piece hat-trick against Celta Vigo in a 4-1 win on Saturday that let him go second on eight goals, behind Karim Benzema on nine.
Messi also levelled Cristiano Ronaldo on La Liga hat-tricks. The Argentine forward has 34, the same as Ronaldo, now at Juventus. The former Real Madrid striker had been top of the rankings.
LA LIGA HATTIES
- Leo Messi: 34
- Cristiano Ronaldo: 34
- Telmo Zarra: 22
- Di Stéfano: 22
- Mundo: 19
- César Rodríguez: 15
- Isidro Lángara: 13
- Ferenc Puskás: 12
- Pahiño: 11
- Kubala: 11
- Manuel Badenes: 11
- Quini: 10
- Luis Suárez: 10


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4-6
This impressive broth makes an elegant starter to serve at a dinner party, or a warming, filling, healthy family supper.
For the consommé, mix the beef mince, carrots, leek and thyme in a large saucepan.
Whisk the egg whites in a small, clean bowl until foamy, then add them to the saucepan and mix in well. Stir in a little of the stock until well combined, then add the remaining stock and stir again.
Heat the pan until the mixture is simmering gently, then continue to simmer for about 1½ hours, without stirring. During this time, the egg whites will rise to the surface of the consommé and take any impurities with it.
Strain the pan contents through a fine sieve lined with a muslin cloth and collect the strained liquid in a clean saucepan (the strained meat and vegetables are not used in this recipe but can be used in another recipe such as a pie or stew). Keep the strained consommé warm.
Meanwhile, for the tortellini, in a large bowl, mix together the flour, egg yolks, and whole egg mixed with water. Rub the dry ingredients into the wet ingredients until the mixture resembles breadcrumbs, then bring the mixture together to form a dough. Alternatively, use a food processor to blend the ingredients together.
Turn out the tortellini dough onto a lightly floured work surface and knead lightly for 2-3 minutes, or until smooth and elastic. Wrap the dough in cling film and chill in the fridge for 20 minutes. Cut the chilled pasta dough into quarters. Roll out one quarter of the dough onto a lightly floured work surface until very thin. This can be done using a rolling pin or a pasta machine. If using a pasta machine, dust the rollers and set them to their widest setting, then pass the pasta dough through the machine, collecting the rolled pasta at the other end. Keep rolling the pasta sheet through the machine, reducing the rollers to their next-widest setting each time, until the pasta has been rolled through the rollers set to their narrowest setting.
Roll out another quarter of the pasta dough in the same way.
Lay one pasta sheet onto a lightly floured work surface. Spoon teaspoonfuls of the pâté at 5cm/2in intervals down one half of the pasta sheet, then spoon another row of pâté portions down the other half to create 2 rows.
Brush the exposed parts of the pasta sheet with the beaten egg, then carefully place the second pasta sheet on top and press down around the pâté filling to seal, pushing out any air bubbles as you go.
Using a cookie cutter, cut discs from the pasta so that the tortellini filling is in the centre of each circle with a 0.5cm/¼in border around it.

Repeat the whole process until all of the pâté has been used up and all of the pasta shapes have been turned into tortellini. The remaining unrolled pasta can be frozen for use in another recipe (see tip).
Ball the carrot and the courgette using a melon baller, parisienne scoop or similar (alternatively, dice the carrot and courgette).
Bring a saucepan of water to a simmer and lower the tortellini and carrot and courgette balls into the water. Simmer for 1-2 minutes, then remove from the pan using a slotted spoon and divide equally among serving bowls. Ladle the consommé into the bowls and serve immediately.
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Using Ehcache
Introduction
Ehcache can be used directly. It also supports use with the popular Hibernate Object/Relational tool and caching with the Java EE Servlet. This page is a quick guide to get you started. The rest of the documentation can be explored for a deeper understanding.
General-Purpose Caching
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Download Ehcache ›
Beginning with Ehcache 1.7.1, Ehcache depends on SLF4J (http://www.slf4j.org) for logging. SLF4J is a logging framework with a choice of concrete logging implementations. See the chapter on Logging for configuration details.
- Use Java 1.5 or 1.6.
- Place the Ehcache jar into your classpath.
- Configure ehcache.xml and place it in your classpath.
- Optionally, configure an appropriate logging level. See the Code Samples chapter for more information on direct interaction with ehcache.
Cache Usage Patterns
There are several common access patterns when using a cache. Ehcache supports the following patterns:
- cache-aside (or direct manipulation)
- cache-as-sor (a combination of read-through and write-through or write-behind patterns)
- read-through
- write-through
- write-behind (or write-back)
cache-aside
Here, application code uses the cache directly.
This means that application code which accesses the system-of-record (SOR) should consult the cache first, and if the cache contains the data, then return the data directly from the cache, bypassing the SOR.
Otherwise, the application code must fetch the data from the system-of-record, store the data in the cache, and then return it.
When data is written, the cache must be updated with the system-of-record. This results in code that often looks like the following pseudo-code:
public class MyDataAccessClass
{
private final Ehcache cache;
public MyDataAccessClass(Ehcache cache)
{
this.cache = cache;
}
/* read some data, check cache first, otherwise read from sor */
public V readSomeData(K key)
{
Element element;
if ((element = cache.get(key)) != null) {
return element.getValue();
}
// note here you should decide whether your cache
// will cache 'nulls' or not
if (value = readDataFromDataStore(key)) != null) {
cache.put(new Element(key, value));
}
return value;
}
/* write some data, write to sor, then update cache */
public void writeSomeData(K key, V value)
{
writeDataToDataStore(key, value);
cache.put(new Element(key, value);
}
cache-as-sor
The cache-as-sor pattern implies using the cache as though it were the primary system-of-record (SOR). The pattern delegates SOR reading and writing activies to the cache, so that application code is absolved of this responsibility.
To implement the cache-as-sor pattern, use a combination of the following read and write patterns:
- read-through
- write-through or write-behind
Advantages of using the cache-as-sor pattern are:
- less cluttered application code (improved maintainability)
- easily choose between write-through or write-behind strategies on a per-cache basis (use only configuration)
- allow the cache to solve the “thundering-herd” problem
A disadvantage of using the cache-as-sor pattern is:
- less directly visible code-path
read-through
The read-through pattern mimics the structure of the cache-aside pattern
when reading data. The difference is that you must implement the
CacheEntryFactory
interface to instruct the cache how to read
objects on a cache miss, and you must wrap the Ehcache instance with
an instance of SelfPopulatingCache
.
Compare the appearance of the read-through pattern code to the
code provided in the cache-aside pattern. (The full example is
provided at the end of this document that includes a read-through
and write-through implementation).
write-through
The write-through pattern mimics the structure of the cache-aside pattern
when writing data. The difference is that you must implement the
CacheWriter
interface and configure the cache for write-through
or write-behind.
A write-through cache writes data to the system-of-record in the same
thread of execution, therefore in the common scenario of using a database
transaction in context of the thread, the write to the database is covered
by the transaction in scope.
More details (including configuration settings) can be found in the User
Guide chapter on
Write-through and Write-behind Caching.
write-behind
The write-behind pattern changes the timing of the write to the system-of-record. Rather than writing to the System of Record in the same thread of execution, write-behind queues the data for write at a later time.
The consequences of the change from write-through to write-behind are that the data write using write-behind will occur outside of the scope of the transaction.
This often-times means that a new transaction must be created to commit the data to the system-of-record that is separate from the main transaction. More details (including configuration settings) can be found in the User Guide chapter on Write-through and Write-behind Caching.
cache-as-sor example
public class MyDataAccessClass {
private final Ehcache cache;
public MyDataAccessClass(Ehcache cache)
{
cache.registerCacheWriter(new MyCacheWriter());
this.cache = new SelfPopulatingCache(cache);
}
/* read some data - notice the cache is treated as an SOR.
* the application code simply assumes the key will always be available
*/
public V readSomeData(K key)
{
return cache.get(key);
}
/* write some data - notice the cache is treated as an SOR, it is
* the cache's responsibility to write the data to the SOR.
*/
public void writeSomeData(K key, V value)
{
cache.put(new Element(key, value);
}
/**
* Implement the CacheEntryFactory that allows the cache to provide
* the read-through strategy
*/
private class MyCacheEntryFactory implements CacheEntryFactory
{
public Object createEntry(Object key) throws Exception
{
return readDataFromDataStore(key);
}
}
/**
* Implement the CacheWriter interface which allows the cache to provide
* the write-through or write-behind strategy.
*/
private class MyCacheWriter implements CacheWriter {
public CacheWriter clone(Ehcache cache) throws CloneNotSupportedException;
{
throw new CloneNotSupportedException();
}
public void init() { }
void dispose() throws CacheException { }
void write(Element element) throws CacheException;
{
writeDataToDataStore(element.getKey(), element.getValue());
}
void writeAll(Collection<Element> elements) throws CacheException
{
for (Element element : elements) {
write(element);
}
}
void delete(CacheEntry entry) throws CacheException
{
deleteDataFromDataStore(element.getKey());
}
void deleteAll(Collection<CacheEntry> entries) throws CacheException
{
for (Element element : elements) {
delete(element);
}
}
}
}
Copy Cache
A Copy Cache can have two behaviors: it can copy Element instances it returns, when copyOnRead
is true and copy elements it stores,
when copyOnWrite
to true.
A copy on read cache can be useful when you can’t let multiple threads access the same Element instance (and the value it holds) concurrently. For example, where the programming model doesn’t allow it, or you want to isolate changes done concurrently from each other.
Copy on write also lets you determine exactly what goes in the cache and when. i.e. when the value that will be in the cache will be in state it was when it actually was put in cache. All mutations to the value, or the element, after the put operation will not be reflected in the cache.
A concrete example of a copy cache is a Cache configured for XA
. It will always be configured copyOnRead
and copyOnWrite
to provide proper
transaction isolation and clear transaction boundaries (the state the objects are in at commit time is the state making it into the cache).
By default, the copy operation will be performed using standard Java object serialization. We do recognize though that for some
applications this might not be good (or fast) enough. You can configure your own CopyStrategy
which will be used to perform
these copy operations. For example, you could easily implement use cloning rather than Serialization.
More information on configuration can be found here: copyOnRead and copyOnWrite cache configuration.
Specific Technologies
Distributed Caching
Distributed Ehcache combines the power of the Terracotta platform with the ease of Ehcache application-data caching. Ehcache supports distributed caching with two lines of configuration.
By integrating Enterprise Ehcache with the Terracotta platform, you can take advantage of BigMemory and expanded Terracotta Server Arrays to greatly scale your application and cluster.
The distributed-cache documentation covers how to configure Ehcache in a Terracotta cluster and how to use its API in your application.
Hibernate
- Perform the same steps as for general-purpose caching (above).
- Create caches in ehcache.xml.
See the Hibernate Caching chapter for more information.
Caching with Java EE Servlet
- Perform the same steps as for general-purpose caching above.
- Configure a cache for your web page in ehcache.xml.
- To cache an entire web page, either use SimplePageCachingFilter or create your own subclass of CachingFilter
- To cache a jsp:Include or anything callable from a RequestDispatcher, either use SimplePageFragmentCachingFilter or create a subclass of PageFragmentCachingFilter.
- Configure the web.xml. Declare the filters created above and create filter mapping associating the filter with a URL.
See the Web Caching chapter for more information.
RESTful and SOAP Caching with the Cache Server
- Download the ehcache-standalone-server from https://sourceforge.net/projects/ehcache/files/ehcache-server.
- cd to the bin directory
- Type
startup.sh
to start the server with the log in the foreground. By default it will listen on port 8080, will have both RESTful and SOAP web services enabled, and will use a sample Ehcache configuration from the WAR module. - See the code samples on the Cache Server page. You can use Java or any other programming language with the Cache Server.
See the Cache Server page for more information.
JCache style caching
Ehcache contains an early draft implementation of JCache contained in the net.sf.ehcache.jcache package. See the JSR107 chapter for usage.
Spring, Cocoon, Acegi and other frameworks
Usually, with these, you are using Ehcache without even realising it. The first steps in getting more control over what is happening are:
- discover the cache names used by the framework
- create your own ehcache.xml with settings for the caches and place it in the application classpath.


${teamMemberArray.name}
${mangerName[i]}
Manager
ID: ${managerId[i]}
Email: ${managerEmail[i]}
Office #: ${managerOfficeNumber[i]}
${engineerName[i]}
Engineer
ID: ${engineerId[i]}
Email: ${engineerEmail[i]}
GitHub:
${teamMemberArray[i].github}
${internName[i]}
Intern
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Installation on i386 PCs
--enable-elf:
Specify this option if your build tools are set up for ELF format
instead of a.out.
--enable-libmach:
Specify this option to build libmach.a
--enable-linuxdev:
Specify this option to include linux network drivers.
Assembler problems?
Currently this is the biggest thing tripping people up when trying to
compile mach for themselves. If you're getting compilation problems
that look like this then you have a fundamental problem in that you
don't have a new enough version of gas.
Error: Unknown pseudo-op: `.p2align'
Error: Unknown pseudo-op: `.code16'
The patches to gas have been in the Cygnus tree for quite a while, but
since there hasn't been a major release of binutils for a while, there
isn't a released version of gas that supports these pseudo-ops. Please check
ftp://flux.cs.utah.edu/flux/gas-950428.tar.gz for a stable version
of the development sources.
The following information is very old and is now only mostly
true.
Assembler problems?
If compilation of Mach fails because of the GNU assembler
complaining about nonexistent `0f' labels or something like that,
you'll need a bug-fixed version of GAS.
The easiest way to solve the problem is probably
to download gas-2.3 from prep.ai.mit.edu or one of its mirrors,
and apply the following patch:
*** gas/read.c.dist Mon Jul 11 22:21:46 1994
--- gas/read.c Mon Jul 11 22:22:16 1994
***************
*** 110,118 ****
char is_end_of_line[256] =
{
#ifdef CR_EOL
! _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, 99, _, _, 99, _, _, /* @abcdefghijklmno */
#else
! _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, 99, _, _, _, _, _, /* @abcdefghijklmno */
#endif
_, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, /* */
#ifdef TC_HPPA
--- 110,118 ----
char is_end_of_line[256] =
{
#ifdef CR_EOL
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Note that gas-2.5.1 reportedly does not successfully compile Mach,
although newer versions than that might work.
Booting Mach from NetBSD, FreeBSD, or Mach boot loaders
These boot loaders are all pretty similar:
they can load boot images only from a BSD Fast File System partition,
and they start running the boot images
in 32-bit mode at 0x100000 (1 megabyte).
The main difference is in what kinds of boot image file formats they understand.
The Mach boot blocks understand only "traditional" ZMAGIC-format boot images
with little-endian headers.
The NetBSD boot loader understands that format,
plus the newer NetBSD ZMAGIC format with big-endian headers.
I don't know what all the FreeBSD boot loader supports,
or if it can successfully load Mach boot images;
any information would be greatly appreciated.
When you compile and install Mach,
a 32-bit boot image called `/lib/mach-boot/Mach' is created.
The type of boot image depends on what build tools you're using;
the boot image produced is basically just a standard 32-bit a.out executable
in whatever flavor is the default for the version of `ld' you use.
If you're compiling on Mach
or using cross-development tools configured for `i386-mach' or `i386-gnu',
then you'll get traditional little-endian ZMAGIC boot images,
which should be loadable from all of the BSD/Mach boot loaders.
If you're compiling on NetBSD with its native tools,
you'll get a boot image with big-endian ZMAGIC headers,
which will probably only work with NetBSD boot blocks.
Again, I don't know about FreeBSD.
Booting Mach from Linux boot loaders
In order to get the Mach build environment to create boot images
that can be loaded from Linux boot loaders such as LILO,
currently you really have to compile on a Linux machine:
compilation from other environments doesn't work.

Assuming you're compiling on a Linux system,
after running `make install'
you should get a Linux boot image called `/lib/mach-boot/zMach'.
To load a Mach boot image from LILO,
just set up your lilo.conf file
to load this Mach boot image just like an ordinary Linux boot image.
For example, you could add an entry that looks something like this:
image = /lib/mach-boot/zMach
label = mach
You can then run `lilo' to update the boot map, reboot, and try running Mach.


OauthTokens
predicsis.jsSDK.models
| post /settings/tokens | OauthTokens.create() | |
| get /settings/tokens | OauthTokens.all() | |
| get /settings/tokens/:token_id | OauthTokens.get() | |
| delete /settings/tokens/:token_id | OauthTokens.delete() | |
| Official documentation is available at: |
Get the list of created and valid tokens
Please note that tokens don't appears. They are only available after their creation.
| Object | { tokens: [ { id: "5409cc5f69702d0007180000", created_at: "2014-09-05T14:44:47.172Z", updated_at: "2014-09-05T14:44:47.172Z" }, { id: "55353df361707000013c0300", created_at: "2015-04-20T17:57:07.976Z", updated_at: "2015-04-20T17:57:07.976Z" }, { id: "55353e3761707000013d0300", created_at: "2015-04-20T17:58:15.454Z", updated_at: "2015-04-20T17:58:15.454Z" } ] } |
Create a new personal token.
There are 2 things important to know about these tokens:
JSON response for creating new tokens is a bit different from reteive action. It's mainly due to the fact that we give real token only in this function.
{ access_tokens: { id: "55353df361707000013c0300", token: "072ac0f1ced442f8c7ec4225e4546819bf8c9c2b8a77c8aebc057748d4ae7a64", name: "Token for my personal application over Predicsis API", created_at: "2015-04-20T17:57:07.976Z", updated_at: "2015-04-20T17:57:07.976Z" } }
Right after your token creation, you can use it by setting the Authorization header like:
Authorization: Bearer ${new_token}
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| name | String | Give an explicit name for your token |
| Object | Be aware that you can't get your token again. |
Revoke a personal token
By sending this request, we remove this token from our database which means that all request sent with its will get a 401 Unauthorized HTTP status.
This request will result a 204 No-Content status code, except if the token can't be found (in this case, you will get a 404 Not-Found error).
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| tokenId | String | Token unique identifier |
Return a single token object. Be aware that this function's result doesn't contain the token.
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| tokenId | String | Token unique identifier |
| Object | { access_tokens: { id: "5409cc5f69702d0007180000", created_at: "2014-09-05T14:44:47.172Z", updated_at: "2014-09-05T14:44:47.172Z" } } |


Patrick Lipscomb
PatrickCLipscomb
Intro to Programming
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Shield Support
You can use any USB/Serial/i2c controller/driver for movements such as RAMPS and Trinamics. This field is not required if you have plan to use direct pulsing through GPIO for the movements. For Windows users RAMPS is the only option which is being supported.


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Sport/Training/Adaptations are not and never can be linear. We just can’t keep pressing on and on and on and expect to yield more and more results. That is why we need a break. We need to take a step back. After our short break – a week or two. We must start again and not keep the same intensity that we have become accustomed too. It is a cycle and we find ourselves at the start of the cycle regardless of where you currently are/were (trying to win your age group etc). Its a stage of training that is preventative and preparatory in nature. It is all about improving tissue integrity and mental and physical readiness to absorb the upcoming work. We want to lay and prepare the body to absorb that work. It is a time with the lowest overhead in terms of physical load and training hours. Nice!
It lays the technical platform for future training.The biggest factor is that a successful post season is going to diminish the risk of your future injury. You can do something that will lower the risk of your future injury. It’s a phase of training where we are not actively looking for linear fitness gains. We are not looking to develop our FTP or swim CSS. Instead it’s preparatory, to use my coaches term, its more wax on wax off through repetition, loving the process and building durability via consistency. We want to get stronger, developing motor skills and let other important factors improve as a by product of the consistency. This period typically lasts about 6-9 weeks. At the heart of it, consistency is clearest, identifiable factor for athletes who experience breakthroughs and success in upcoming years.
Skipping this phase is common. Lots of people are tired after structured training for the majority of the year and want a timeout. So October to January – no structured training. Reverts to exercise. Random exercise, the odd swim, spin class. Bit of yoga. We have all been there. Whats the issue with this? Come January, after an indulgent few months. It is ON! A very quick ramp into very strong training! The outcome, we are playing catchup. We have missed these months where we couldn’t have really developed. Injury risk is higher because of low muscle readiness to accept the new load. Consistency is lost!
We want to use the offseason effectively with some breathing room to enjoy other things in life but still maintaining consistency. We want to lay the platform to success. The specificity is very important however. This is what we are going to work on:
Motor Skills / Technique
We want to develop leg speed and efficiency, this will probably involve lots of treadmill work. The efforts are short, so you will not be aerobically taxed from the session. Because the intervals are very short, the recovery will be quicker also.
Strength Training
During off season is VERY important to keep all the strength you gained during the season or to keep building for the upcoming season. A common mistake usually seen is to STOP the specific sessions and only focus on base easy miles.
Nail down your habits
As life fills up and training program fills up with hard work, there becomes less willpower to integrate new and positive habits that support your journey (focus on sleep / diet / strength training etc). Whatever the habits are, this is the time to begin.
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Most important – Consistency We are on an mental and physical break, but we are still looking to keep a solid foundation of long-term smart consistency that we can leverage in racing later in the year. Let’s say it again, Consistency is key!


Hats can be cool, but sometimes they can indicate something more mysterious. That's where this trope comes in. A character wearing a hat that conceals their eyes can often be seen as suspicious, mysterious, or even evil. Oddly enough, the character usually shows no signs of being unable to see despite the fact that their eyes can't be seen.
There are two variations of this trope (although they often overlap):
- The hat is tilted in a way that hides their eyes from others without a shadow.
- The hat casts a shadow that makes their eyes almost invisible.
This trope can make a character's eyes stand out much more when they stop wearing a hat, which usually indicates Serious Business.
See also Nice Hat, The Faceless, Face Framed in Shadow, Blinding Bangs and Hidden Eyes. Not to be confused with Coat, Hat, Mask.
Examples
- The Undertaker of Black Butler occasionally wears his hat in this manner.
- Kisuke Urahara of Bleach is seen with both the variations, especially the shadow-casting one.
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure has Jotaro Kujo, who is infamous for wearing his school uniform hat that seemingly blends into his hair this way. His catchphrase (yareyareda ze, or good grief) is almost always preceded by him tipping the brim of his hat to hide his eyes.
- Daisuke Jigen from Lupin III has his fedora canted downwards to obscure his eyes. Sometimes, Depending on the Artist, his eyes are covered in shadows, even when we should be able to see them, or aiming his revolver at someone. When the brim is canted upwards (very rare!), his eyes are easily seen, and he looks quite different. (Sometimes his eyes are seen to indicate surprise.)
- In Soul Eater, Patty Thompson sports this look while wearing a beanie in flashbacks. She and her sister sometimes do this with the peaks of their cowboy hats.
- Lewin "Lightning" Light from Ao no Exorcist, one of the True Cross Order's four Arc Knights, always wears a hat that does this.
- Lil' Slugger from Paranoia Agent.
- Genzo from Captain Tsubasa. Sometimes his hat cover the eyes.

- Toshiyuki Karasawa of Daily Lives of High School Boys almost constantly wears his baseball cap that covers his eyes with shade. He wears it because of the nasty scar Habara gave to him when she was known as "Archdemon". However, sometimes his eyes can be seen through the shadow.
- In Natsume's Book of Friends Houzuki-kami's followers wear white wide-brimmed domed hats that cover their faces.
- In Nijiiro Days, also known as Rainbow Days, Toshimune Kakei is always seen with a hat, a headband or a cap and his eyes are almost never shown.
- In Saint Seiya, characters' eyes tend to be hidden by a shadow if they are wearing a helmet. The Pope, Gemini Gold Saint when the Cloth is empty and controled by an evil Saga during the Sanctuary arc or by Kanon during the Sanctuary part of the Hades arc might be the most well known examples, along with the Sea Dragon Marina (or Mariner). In some artworks, every saints, marinas or specters have their eyes hidden by a shadow due to their headpiece. Libra Dohko has this in an artwork too. This also happens in Saint Seiya Spin-offs.
- In Tongari Booshi no Atorie, the Brimhats, a group of criminal witches that are known to use hats to hide their faces, specially their eyes.
- Several of the wolf soldiers in Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf: Mighty Little Defenders wear helmets that cover their eyes.
- The Beacon in Big Bang Comics is a Captain Ersatz version of the Golden-Age Green Lantern. However, unlike his inspiration, he doesn't wear a mask — instead his identity is concealed by the shadow his miner's cap casts on his face.

- DC Comics:
- The Phantom Stranger often has the "hat throws shadows" variety, even if the lighting is wrong for it.
- "The Bat No More...?", in Batman Black and White: When Batman is in disguise, the brim of his hat casts a dark shadow that hides his eyes. It gives him a sense of mystery and menace (and notably his antagonist in the same story never gets a similar shadow even though his hat brim is much larger and ought to cast an even bigger shadow).
- Pre-Ninja Snake Eyes in the G.I. Joe comic. This was even done on the action figure depicting him this way — the figure had no eyes and instead there was a shadow painted over his face beneath his boonie hat.
- Beetle Bailey always wears his GI cap or helmet so that his eyes are unseen, even when sleeping and showering. In his college days, Beetle wore a cambered porkpie hat this way as well. His eyes have only been seen once. Lampshaded in a strip: the Chaplain tells Sarge to see things from Beetle's viewpoint. The following frame:
Sarge: (hat covering his eyes) Here's half his problem right here.
- In another strip, Lt. Fuzz notices that he can never see Beetle's eyes, and Sarge tries to scare Beetle from behind to make his hat fly off; it works, but unfortunately, Beetle is wearing sunglasses.
- Andy Capp has always worn his cap to obscure his eyes, even while Reg Smythe adjusted his character models.
- Gasoline Alley trash collectors Joel and Rufus always don these.
- Officer Short Shrift from the film adaptation of The Phantom Tollbooth.
- Sherlock Holmes (2009). The thug working for Lord Blackwood who tries to shoot Watson in the opening temple fight. Likely a sign that he's a Professional Killer (the hat pulled down is to obscure his face from witnesses).
- The Gunslingers Mad Dog Morgan, Ned Kelly (1970), Captain Thunderbolt, and The Outlaw Michael Howe wear their wide brimmed hats low when robbing the wealthy Evil Brit Ranchers.
- Staff Sergeant Williams in The Hill is a brutal sadist who literally works one of the prisoners under his command to death and plays the other guards like a fiddle through manipulation and blackmail. To make him appear that much more sinister and threatening, the peak of his cap is nearly always pulled down to hide his eyes.
- In The Balanced Sword, the mysterious wizard Khoros's face is always hidden by the shadow of his hat, no matter what the lighting conditions or the angle you look at him from.
- Mat Cauthon of The Wheel of Time wears his hat this way after losing an eye, in a nod to Odin, described below.
- At the end of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, "Mad-Eye" Moody wears a hat that's tilted to cover his artificial eye.
- Steel Crow Saga: Xiulan always wears either Peek-a-Bangs or a hat tilted rakishly over her left eye. She likes the aesthetic, but it's mainly to hide the fact that her pact mark from bonding a Shade Familiar manifested on her eyeball.
- On Barney Miller, when Wojo reports a UFO, a Captain from the Air Force who wears his officer's cap in such a way that it obscures his eyes shows up to take his statement. Barney tries to peek around the brim.
- A frequent Fourth Doctor bit in Doctor Who. He favoured wide-brimmed hats and often used them to hide his face when secretly worried, scared or upset.
- Boober of Fraggle Rock.
- Anne Bonny, as portrayed on Black Sails, often wears her hat this way.
- Whoever it is that Carly Simon sings about in "You're So Vain" wore a "hat strategically dipped below one eye".
- A 1969 MAD feature parodied the use of this trope in Beetle Bailey by having Sergeant Snorkel and Captain Scabbard sneak up on Beetle and pull off his cap in order to see what he's hiding underneath. They discover the message, "Get out of Vietnam!" written on his forehead.
- In Norse Mythology, Odin (pictured above) gave one of his eyes for a drink from the well of wisdom and wore a very wide-brimmed hat to conceal it. The hat part of Robe and Wizard Hat may come from this, via The Lord of the Rings.
- Many re-tellings indicate it is impossible for Odin to go without concealing his missing eye somehow.
- In The Ring of the Nibelung, the Wanderer (i.e. Wotan) wears his hat funny to cover his missing eye. Siegfried notices this.
- Bobbery from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door wears his hat in such a way to obscure one of his eyes. Vivian and her sisters also use this trope.
- Hazama/Yuuki Terumi from BlazBlue often tilts his hat. Most of the characters (and audience) can tell he's up to no good thanks to this.
- In Borderlands 2, one of the heads available for Gaige the Mechromancer is a newsboy cap (appropriately titled "Read All About It"), the peak of which hides her eyes (when viewing the character model on the title screen, either variant can occur depending on the angle her head is positioned).
- Flint from Mother 3 has a cowboy hat that achieves this. Turns out, he's bald.
- In Team Fortress 2, the Soldier has a helmet as his default headwear, and it was tilted in a way that his eyes aren't visible. While there are many hats the soldier can wear that can show his eyes, there are also other hats that also obscure them.

- The cover art for Commissar Ciaphas Cain (HERO OF THE IMPERIUM!), drawn in the style of overblown propaganda posters, often shows him like this, again emphasizing his Lantern Jaw of Justice.
- In Pokémon, Red, Hilbert, and Hilda invoke this trope in their sprite animations.
- Haken Browning of Endless Frontier manages to pull this off when he's depressed.
- Capcom artist Edayan seems to always have at least one character like this, as Roberto Miura from Rival Schools and Cracker Jack from Street Fighter EX have their eyes perpetually covered by their hats.
- Dark Souls has the aptly-named "Big Hat Logan". You can even wear his hat yourself, and on several character models it will surround the player's head entirely. The item description deconstructs the trope by saying that Logan wore it out of shyness and fear, rather than out of any magical benefits it gave.
- Concept art of The Batter from OFF shows that his only visible facial feature is his mouth, despite his in-game sprite displaying eyes.
- SNK poster boy Terry Bogard zig-zags this. There is plenty of official art with his eyes clearly visible underneath his hat, but all of his game sprites have said hat obscuring them. Even when he ditches the hat in Garou, you can't see his eyes due to his hair.
- Dust in Dust: An Elysian Tail wears a veiled hat covering much of his face through most of the game. Considering his tragic backstory, this may overlap with Hidden Eyes. Fidget mercilessly Lampshades this in a conversation early in the game. She's amazed he can see anything in front of him with his hat in the way.
- An update to The Walking Dead Season 2 edited a cutscene so that the brim of Clementine's baseball cap obscures her eyes should she choose to blackmail Rebecca in Episode 1/6.
- Kain Highwind of Final Fantasy IV has his Dragoon helmet casting an impenetrable shadow over his eyes. More noticeable in Dissidia Final Fantasy due to the top-down spritework/low-res 3D models of his home game. His Holy Dragoon outfit lacks the helmet, though.
- Blank from Final Fantasy IX wears a peculiar headwrap that involves a leather belt obscuring his eyes, complete with buckle. One wonders how he can see to do anything.
- Carmen Sandiego's appearance tends to change Depending on the Artist, but one thing that stays constant is that she always has at least one eye (sometimes both) hidden by her hat.
- Kingdom Hearts:
- A variation in Kingdom Hearts II. In Space Paranoids, Sora wears armor that includes a large helmet that covers the top half of his eyes, just barely averting Blindfolded Vision. Anyone taller than his 5'7 feet height (such as Tron) cannot see his eyes as a result.
- In Kingdom Hearts χ, Brain's hat leaves his eyes hidden in shadow on his in-game model, adding to his shifty, rule-breaking persona. Averted in his official art, which shows his eyes.
- Pretty much any character wearing a hat in Hotline Miami has their eyes hidden.
- In Magical Diary: Horse Hall, Balthasar's hair and eyes are always hidden under the hood of his cape.
Virginia: I think he's got moss growing on him.
- Ananth in Johnny Wander is always drawn with one of these. Apparently Eye Beamshappens if he doesn't.
- In El Goonish Shive, Duck, a comicbook shop regular, always wears a baseball cap that acts as this.
- In The Whiteboard Swampy's eyes are usually covered by his baseball cap or a paintball mask with a dark visor. There's no more than a score of strips with his eyes visible (when he remembers of pending taxes or in bed). In 2011 Blinding Bangs appeared to easier tell hatless Swampy from Red.
- Todd in the Shadows...When he's not in the shadows.
 His knitted hat falls below his eyes, but he has made two eyeholes in the fabric to see through.
- Wade from Kick Buttowski has a knit cap that covers up his eyes.
- Averted by the title character of Secret Squirrel, whose hat brim almost touches his nose, but has two eye holes so that he can see.
- Simon in the Land of Chalk Drawings (2002): The Cowboy in the Land Of Chalk Drawings wears his hat in this fashion.
- Mr. Lunt from VeggieTales has a hat that obscures his eyesnote .
- The abnormally short gangster Rocky from the Looney Tunes Rocky and Mugsy cartoons has an absurdly tall hat which obscures his eyes.
- Some of Speedy Gonzales' pals have their sombreros over their eyes.
- Mr. Lazy in The Mr. Men Show has a hat that covers his eyes.
- Numbuh Five/Abigail Lincoln of Codename: Kids Next Door almost always wears her Tomboyish Baseball Cap over her eyes, though she can be seen without it a few times.
- The titular character in the Hanna-Barbera TV special "The Adventures Of Robin Hoodnik" had a hat that covered his eyes.
- Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers:
- One of the frequently-seen policemen (Muldoon) wears his hat low most of the time. Unless he sees a flying doghouse.
- Snout wears a hat that usually covers his eyes. Le Sewer, his Suspiciously Similar Substitute from "Le Purrfect Crime", wears one as well.
- Sloppy Smurf of The Smurfs wears a Smurf hat that completely covers his eyes.
- Square Bear on The Hair Bear Bunch.
- Poet's bowler hat dramatically covers his eye a few times in Poet Anderson: The Dream Walker.
- Hudson from Daft Planet.
- Star Wars Rebels: Pretty much every unnamed Imperial officer wears their hat so that the brim is covering and shadowing their eyes, ensuring that their eyes are never seen regardless of the angle they are shown from.
- Lodeman in What About Mimi?.
- Schleprock in The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show.
- The singer Gabrielle has ptosis in one eye. She uses various means to hide it, including an eye obscuring hat on the cover of her Greatest Hits album.


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This will import all corp members from the EVE API and create
memberships items the database for them. All members will automatically
be marked as "Accepted" when imported this way. Characters who have
left the corp will be marked as such.
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| noise |
The Kuramoto Model is a model of synchronization. This application looks at a set of Kuramoto oscillators in a grid pattern; each oscillator attempts to synchronize with the oscillators 4-adjacent to it. The phase of each oscillator (theta) is represented by hue. Omega is the "natural frequency" of each oscillator, k controls how strongly the oscillators attempt to synchronize, "noise" is a noise term - at each time step, a random number from -0.5 to 0.5 is generated and multiplied by the noise parameter, to give the noise term in the differential equation.
As there are lots of ways to set up the initial values of theta, and the various parameters, the contents of each parameter field are passed to eval for evaluation. You can use the variables x and y - these range from 0 to 1, where (0, 0) is the bottom left. As well as the standard javascript functions, there is also rnd_gauss() which generates a random number according to a standard Gaussian distribution, and rnd_cauchy() that generates a random number from a Cauchy distribution. Some examples, good for copying and pasting, applicable to various fields, are below. Remember to press Reset after changing the parameters.
Math.random()*Math.PI*2
x
y
y*y
1.0
0.0
-1.0
y+(.5*(0.5-Math.random()))
xx = x - 0.5; yy = y - 0.5; Math.sqrt((xx*xx)+(yy*yy))
((Math.sin(10*x) + Math.sin(10*y))/4)
((Math.sin(10*x) + Math.sin(10*y))/4)+(.5*(0.5-Math.random()))
xx = x - 0.5; yy = y - 0.5; Math.cos(20*Math.sqrt((yy*yy)+(xx*xx)))
rnd_gauss()/4
rnd_cauchy()/10
Peter Corbett, 2014


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A programming event that will be held on Saturday, March 25, 2017 to Sunday, March 26th, 2017 where you, along with other developers, designers, and entrepreneurs work together to create a web or mobile application/platform from scratch. Prizes will be awarded to the top hacks. There is no entrance fee and all meals are free.
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Hack.UVA welcomes all current students. If you are an organization interested in sponsoring the event, please contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>When can I register?
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Between 3 and 7 feet tall. But seriously, you may work in a team with up to four people.
Can I come even if I’m inexperienced?
Hack.UVA is a great opportunity for new hackers. There will be tech talks and personal support from mentors at the event.
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We will be providing busses to most large Universites around UVA this year. We will also do travel reimbursements on a case by case basis.
What should I bring?
Bring your laptop, phone, and chargers!
How does judging work?
The judges will evaluate your hack based off creativity, polish, and technical vigor. Projects will also be judged on how well they embody the theme they are competing in. Succeed in all three categories, and you're bound to win!
Is there a code of conduct?
Yes, we abide by the Major League Hacking Code of Conduct .


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