Home at last. Shane helped Dad put together Nina's new kitchen.
Maya, Nina, Chuck and Shane building Nina's new kitchen Maya, Nina, and Shane checking out Nina's new kitchen
Shane played in a chess tournament at CMU. He won a blue ribbon.
Shane at chess tournament Shane at chess tournament
Shane had fun getting dressed up and going on a field trip to hear the symphony at Heinz Hall with his class from school.
Shane decided to make a quilt for his 100 day project for school. He chose 100 different fabrics to make into a 10 by 10 grid. It took him a while to arrange the squares in a color pattern that he liked. He wanted to get it just right!
Shane arranging fabric squares for his quilt
We finally got enough snow to go sledding and build a snowman.
Shane and Maya sledding in back yard Maya, Nina and Shane with snow shovel in back yard Shane and Maya building a snow man Nina, Shane and Maya building a snow man Shane throwing a snow ball while Nina and Maya work on snow man Shane with his big snow ball Shane, Nina and Maya with their snow man in side yard Nina, Shane, Chuck, and Maya with snow man Shane, Lorrie, Nina, and Maya with snow man
It took Shane about two weeks of sewing to complete his quilt. Mom helped with setting up the sewing machine and ironing. Shane really liked operating Mom's old sewing machine. He also wrote a report for his class explaining how he made the quilt. Overall, he was quite pleased with the final result!
Shane sewing his quilt Shane sewing his quilt Shane sewing his quilt Shane sewing his quilt Shane with his quilt, partially sewed Shane with his quilt top, fused and pieced Shane hand quilting his quilt Shane hand quilting his quilt Shane with his quilt sandwich Shane sewing binding on his quilt Shane sewing binding on his quilt Shane sewing binding on his quilt Shane sewing binding on his quilt Shane's first quilt - 100 day project Shane with his first quilt Shane showing off his first quilt Shane showing off his first quilt How Shane made his first quilt
Shane likes using the Paint Brush program on the computer to create artwork. He made valentines for his friends on the computer.
Shane's valentine Shane's Paint Brush artwork Shane's paintbrush artwork
Shane and Maya try to teach Nina how to play chess.
Shane, Maya, and Nina playing chess Shane, Maya, and Nina playing chess
Shane enjoyed rating the chocolates at the Women@INI chocolate tasting party that Mom held at our house.
Shane at WINI chocolate tasting Maya, Nina, and Shane at WINI chocolate tasting
Shane loves to read and pose for funny pictures with his family.
Shane with book in the kitchen Shane in kitchen Maya, Nina, and Shane on steps Maya, Nina, and Shane, AKA the three muskateers Shane, Chuck, Maya, and Nina Shane and Maya iin liviing room
Shane got a chicken bone from Mr. Max at Whole Foods so that he could soak it in vinegar for a week for a chicken bone science experiment. The vinegar was supposed to make the bone rubbery. He was a little disappointed that he couldn't turn the bone into a pretzel.
Shane, Nina, and Maya with chicken bone experiment Shane with chicken bone experiment
Shane didn't get to go anywhere exotic on his spring break. However, he did get to play with Nina's friend Oleander and go to the zoo with his friend Ethyn.
Shane, Maya, Oleander and Nina doing a play Ethyn and Shane at zoo
Grandma Connie and Papa Morris came to visit for Nina's birthday. Shane was eager to help Nina open her presents and eat her cake.
Maya, Nina, Connie and Shane in family room Shane at Casbah Maya, Connie, Nina, Morris, Shane and Chuck at Casbah Shane and Maya help Nina with her birthday cake Shane, Chuck, Nina, Lorrie, and Maya with cake and presents on Nina's birthday Nina, Shane, and Maya opening birthday present - "It's just what I wanted!"
Shane went on all the rides at the CMU carnival, but it turned out to be one too many as he upset his stomach.
Shane at CMU carnival Shane at CMU carnival Shane at CMU carnival Shane at CMU carnival Shane at CMU carnival
Shane likes to get all the stamps at Phipps garden.
Shane is on the Dynamo Soccer U8 Red Team and Mom is the U8 commissioner. Shane got a dinosaur painted on his face at Danny's birthday party.
Shane playing soccer Shane playing soccer Shane playing soccer Shane playing soccer Shane with dinosaur face painting Shane and Maya at soccer
Shane is excited to be 8 because he doesn't need a booster seat in the car any more. Grandma Judy and Papa Mike came to visit for his birthday and brought an Enzo Ferrari remote control car and an icecream cake.
Shane is 8 Shane with birthday cake Shane with birthday cake Shane, Judy, and Maya with birthday cake Shane with new remote control car Shane, Mike, and Judy with remote control car
We all walked in the 5k Race for the Cure. Shane wanted to do the run but he settled for the walk.
Shane, Maya, and Nina in side yard getting ready to go to the race Shane, Maya, and Nina in side yard getting ready to go to the race Chuck, Shane, Maya, and Nina in Schenley Park waiting to start the Race for the Cure
Shane wrote a report on computers at the gifted center. He made a replica of the PDL machine room to go with the report.
Shane's computer report and replica of PDL machine room
Shane was excited that Mom hosted a graduation party at our house for her graduating PhD students. He really liked the gift baskets Mom made for her students, but he won't get one until he gets his own PhD. He did get souveneirs Mom brought home from the SCS diploma ceremony, including some great light sabers.
Shane with graduation gift baskets Maya, Rich, Nina, and Shane with quilt at graduation party Rob, Maya, Rich, Janice, Nina, Shane, Lorrie, Serge, Carolyn Connie, Aleecia, Chuck, Charlie at graduation party Serge and Rob with their lab coats at graduation party - with Shane, Maya, Nina. and Lorrie Serge, Rob Maya, Nina, and Shane with lab coats, umbrella and Pocket Rocket at graduation party Rob, Nina, Shane, Maya, et al at graduation party Nina, Shane, and Maya with light sabers Nina, Shane, and Maya with light sabers
Sometimes it takes Shane a long time to do his homework because he is easily distracted. Today he is making a table to describe his toy car and truck collection.
Shane with trucks doing his homework at kitchen table Shane with trucks doing his homework at kitchen table Shane with trucks doing his homework at kitchen table
We went to Maryland for Great Grandma Gertie and Great Grandpa Harry's 65th anniversary celebration.
Mike, Shane, Maya, and Nina hoisting bird feeder Shane Maya and Shane in hammock Maya and Shane in hammock Maya, Gladys, Bob, and Shane Benny, Judy, Maya, Nina, Chuck, and Shane in PJs with trains Bob, Benny, Judy, Maya, Mike, Nina, Chuck, and Shane in PJs with trains Emma, Maya, Shane, and Benny between photos - Gertie and Harry's 65th anniversary celebration Amber, Maya, Shane, Emma, Benny, Nina, Gertie, and Harry between photos - Gertie and Harry's 65th anniversary celebration Judy, Mike, Shane and Maya between photos - Gertie and Harry's 65th anniversary celebration Shane - Gertie and Harry's 65th anniversary celebration Everyone at dinner - Gertie and Harry's 65th anniversary celebration Shane eating pasta - Gertie and Harry's 65th anniversary celebration Judy, Maya, Mike, Nina, Amber, Benny, Emma, and Shane playing with trains
Shane at Dynamo soccer.
The Colfax chess team was victorious!
Shane with Colfax team at chess tournament
We look forward to attending the Carnegie Library's summer reading extravaganza every summer.
Maya, Shane and Nina at library summer reading extravaganza Maya, Shane and Nina at library summer reading extravaganza Maya, Shane and Nina at library summer reading extravaganza Maya with Shane eating cookie at library summer reading extravaganza
Shane played in the CMU chess tournament.
Shane at chess tournament Shane at chess tournament Shane at chess tournament Shane at chess tournament after winning 2 games Maya watching Grand Master Larry Evans signing Shane's chess board at CMU tournament Shane with chess ribbon
Happy Birthday Dad!
Maya, Nina, Chuck and Shane with Chuck's birthday cake
Shane made a bird mask at art camp. He made all sorts of sculptures out of recycled materials.
 We had VIP seating for the fireworks at Montgomery College.
Shane, July 4 at Montgomery College, Rockville
We can tell when the Vintage Grand Prix is in town because our street becomes a parking lot for Grand Prix visitors and we can hear the whine of engines all weekend. This year the weather was quite lovely when we walked around the car shows and watched some of the races. Shane was very interested in finding a red Ferrari. He also like finding a Lotus like the one Number Six drives.
Shane and Maya at Vintage Grand Prix Chuck, Maya, and Shane at Vintage Grand Prix Maya, Chuck, Shane and Nina at Vintage Grand Prix Shane at Vintage Grand Prix Shane at Vintage Grand Prix
Shane got his hair cut. He was quite pleased with the hair jell.
Shane with spiked hair after haircut
Is anyone hungry?
Shane, Maya, and Nina eating snack in the kitchen
We had a good time at the Carnegie Science Center and saw the robot exhibit. The robot beat Shane in air hockey.
Shane, Maya, and Nina at robot exhibit at Carnegie Science Cener Shane playing air hockey against a robot at Carnegie Science Center Shane and Maya with C-3PO at Science Center Maya and Shane at Carnegie Science Center robot exhibit Maya and Shane at Carnegie Science Center robot exhibit Shane playing with funny mirrors at Carnegie Science Center Shane, Nina, and Maya at the Carnegie Science Center Shane at the Carnegie Science Center Shane at the Carnegie Science Center Shane, Maya, and Nina on submarine Shane, Maya, and Nina on submarine
We visited Grandma Connie and Papa Morris in Keystone. For lots more photos from this trip, see our Kestone album.
Shane on the flight to Colorado Chuck, Shane, and Maya on Mayflower to Clinton Gulch Loop hike Shane, Maya, and Connie on Mayflower to Clinton Gulch Loop hike Shane with fools gold rock on Sts. John mine hike Lorrie, Maya, Chuck, Nina, and Shane at Keystone, near the top of the gondola Morris, Maya, Connie, Nina, and Shane at Keystone, near the top of the gondola Lorrie, Chuck, Shane, Maya, and Nina at Keystone, near the top of the gondola Shane, Nina and Maya sitting on a log on hike around top of Keystone expert ski slopes Shane, Nina and Maya sitting on a log on hike around top of Keystone expert ski slopes Nina, Maya, and Shane on deck of Keystone fondue restaurant Lorrie, Shane, Nina, Maya, and Chuck on deck of Keystone fondue restaurant Shane, Chuck, and Maya at sunset at Keystone near top of gondola Lorrie, Chuck, Nina, Maya, and Shane at sunset at Keystone near top of gondola Shane playing on keystone playground
We brought the Children's School quilt to the PDL machine room so that Mom could photograph it. While we were there we couldn't resist running through the big computer.
Carnegie Mellon Children's School 40th Anniversary Quilt - The Apple Tree Quilt - machine pieced and quilted, 65 in. x 89 in. - Nina, Shane, and Maya posing with quilt in PDL machine room Shane, Maya, and Nina in PDL machine room Shane, Maya, and Nina in PDL machine room
We look forward to the block party every year! Shane loves to ride his bike in the street.
It's the first day of school! This year we have lots of friends at our bus stop.
Shane, Chuck, and Maya walking to bus stop on first day of school Shane, Neel, Maya, Nina, and Claire at bus stop on first day of school Shane, Neel, Maya, and Claire getting on the bus, first day of school Shane in his homeroom Shane in the water fountain closet in his communications room Shane in his communications room Shane in his math room Shane, Maya, and Nina on the school playground Shane and Maya listening to presentation at back-to-school night
We like to watch trains! We grew some tomatoes, purple beans, basil, and strawberries in our garden this year.
Nina, Lorrie, Shane and Maya watching train go by Whole Foods parking lot Shane and Nina in our garden Shane, Nina, Chuck and Maya sitting on back wall Shane, Nina, Chuck and Maya sitting on back wall
Shane made a tanker truck out of cardboard for a science project.
Shane enlisted his sisters to pose for some photos for a homework project. He turned the photos into a comic strip.
Maya and Nina pose for photos for Shane's comic strip project Shane poses for photo for his comic strip project Shane, Nina, and Maya pose for photo for his comic strip project
She tries out Dad's new electric guitar.
Shane enjoyed Maya's birthday party.
Shane at Maya's 6th birthday party at Gemini Theater performance of Aladin Shane at Maya's 6th birthday party at Gemini Theater performance of Aladin
We went to Mr. Max's house to see his Halloween decorations.
Nina, Maya, and Shane at Mr. Max's house Maya, Shane and Max at Mr. Max's house Shane and Maya at Mr. Max's house
Shane came to the quilt workshop Mom organized for the Women @ INI students.
Shane at WINI quilt workshop WINI quilting workshop Lorrie and Shane at WINI quilt workshop WINI quilting workshop Shane at WINI quilt workshop WINI quilting workshop
Shane was on the Dynamo U10 boys gold soccer team this year.
Shane warming up for his Dynamo soccer game Shane's Dynamo soccer game Shane's Dynamo soccer game Shane's Dynamo soccer game Halftime at Shane's Dynamo soccer game Shane's Dynamo soccer game Shane's Dynamo soccer game
We went to the Pausch bridge lighting and checked out the new gates building.
Shane in Gates building at CMU Nina and Shane in Gates building at CMU Nina, Maya, and Shane against Pausch bridge brick wall Nina, Shane, and Maya on Pausch bridge Shane on Pausch bridge Shane on Pausch bridge Maya and Shane on Pausch bridge
We carved our pumpkins on Halloween. Shane asked Dad to make his pumpkin scary with a wide open mouth and pumpkin strings hanging down. We got an enormous amount of candy. Shane and Maya sorted it and tallied how many of each type they got for a homework project.
Shane, Maya, Chuck, and Nina carving pumpkins Shane scooping out pumpkin seeds Shane scooping out pumpkin seeds Nina, Maya, and Shane on porch with pumpkins Nina, Maya, and Shane on porch with pumpkins Shane, Maya, and Nina in their Halloween costumes Maya, Nina, and Shane in their Halloween costumes on front porch Shane in wizard halloween costume on front porch Maya, Shane, and Nina trick or treating Maya, Shane, and Nina with all their treats, sorted Maya and Shane tallying the treats Nina, Shane, and Maya tallying the candy
We went on the Mr. Roger's Neighborhood tour at WQED. We met Mr. McFeely and got his autograph.
Maya, Shane, and Nina waiting in line at WQED to see Mr. Roger's Neighborhood set Maya, Nina, and Shane with dinosaur in front of WQED Maya, Nina, and Shane with dinosaur in front of WQED Nina, Chuck, Shane, and Maya on Mr. Roger's Neighborhood Land of Make Believe set at WQED Shane and Maya on Mr. Roger's Neighborhood Land of Make Believe set at WQED Chuck, Shane, Maya and Nina with Mr. McFeely at WQED Chuck, Shane, Maya and Nina with Mr. McFeely at WQED Chuck, Shane, Maya and Nina with Mr. McFeely at WQED
Shane likes to read while the girls swim at Kinderkinetics.
Shane reading at Kinderkinetics Shane swimming at Kinderkinetics Shane swimming at Kinderkinetics Shane swimming at Kinderkinetics Shane swimming at Kinderkinetics Shane swimming at Kinderkinetics
We had double grandmas and grandpas for Thanksgiving. First Grandma Connie and Papa Morris came to visit. Then Grandma Judy and Papa Mike. We took them on a tour of the Gates building at CMU and went to the Carnegie Museum.
Shane, Morris, Nina, Connie, and Maya Shane with white board wall in Gates building Nina, Maya, and Shane in Gates building Maya and Shane in Cecil Balmond sculpture at Carnegie Museum of Art Shane, Nina, and Maya under stairs at Carnegie Museum of Art
Shane enjoyed bowling at the CyLab holiday party.
Shane at CyLab holiday party at PAA bowling alley Shane at CyLab holiday party at PAA bowling alley
We did our holiday card photo shoot by a sunny window in the Gates building. Mom took about 400 pictures to get a few good ones. Everyone signed their own name on the card this year.
 At Julie's party this year we built a house with a really neat roof. Then we went to the Wombat party for more fun and a cool Wombat cake.
Nina, Shane, and Maya at gingerbread house party Nina, Shane, and Maya at gingerbread house party Nina, Shane, and Maya at gingerbread house party Shane and Nina at Wombat holiday party Shane and Maya at Wombat holiday party Lorrie, Patrick, Maya, Kristen, Jason, Norman, Shane, and Jason at Wombat holiday party
Shane likes to help shovel the snow. When he comes home from school he often shovels the driveway before Mom and Dad get home from work.
Shane with snow shovel in back yard
We went to Maryland to see lots of relatives. Great fun was had by all.
Shane eating German pancake Shane and Morris playing in snow in Middletown Shane playing in snow in Middletown Shane playing in snow in Middletown Shane with snowman in Middletown Shane with snowman in Middletown Shane playing in snow in Middletown Shane playing in snow in Middletown Shane playing in snow in Middletown Connie, Ginny, Jeff, Chuck, Morris, Lorrie, Shane, Justin, Eric, Maya, and NIna Justin, Eric, Shane, Nina, and Maya getting ready to open presents Shane with his new camera Shane taking Connie's picture with his new camera Chuck, Ginny, Nina, Morris, Shane, Jeff, Eric, Connie, Maya, Nina opening Christmas presents Chuck, Ginny, Morris, Shane, Justin, Jeff, Eric, Connie, Nina, and Maya opening Christmas presents Shane, Nina, Chuck, and Maya Benny and Shane playing with lego Benny and Shane in red penguin PJs Nina, Shane, Emma, Benny, and Maya in PJs Judy, Maya, Emma, Amber, Benny, Nina, Mike, Chuck and Shane playing with trains Shane, Chuck, Nina, Maya, Judy, Benny, Emma, and Mike playing with trains Judy, Maya, Emma, Amber, Benny, Mike, Nina, Chuck, Shane playing with trains Emma, Benny, Chuck, Nina, and Shane playing with trains Shane reading to Maya, Nina, Benny, and Emma Shane reading to Benny
We had an early New Year's Eve countdown at Phipps. Shane went night night before the real New Year's countdown. He said he was going to stay awake until midnight but he just couldn't do it.
Maya, Chuck, and Shane at Phipps on New Years Eve Maya, Chuck, and Shane at Phipps on New Years Eve Nina, Lorrie, and Shane at Phipps on New Years Eve Shane at Phipps on New Year's Eve Shane New Year's Eve, right after midnight Chuck and Shane New Year's Eve, right after midnight Shane and Lorrie New Year's Eve, right after midnight
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The widget module encapsulates the functionality which enables bindable, skinnable and templatable widgets. It's capabilities are normally leveraged via the knockout widget binding.
There are some APIs which are worth mentioning independent of creating and binding:
function create(element, settings [, bindingContext])
- Use this function to create a widget through code. The element should reference a dom element that the widget will be created on. The settings can be either a string or an object. If it's a string, it should specify the widget kind. If it's an object, it represents settings that will be passed along to the widget. This object should have a kind property used to identify the widget kind to create. Optionally, you can specify a bindingContext of which you want the widget's binding context to be created as a child.
function registerKind(kind)
- By default, you can create widgets in html by using the widget binding extension. Calling registerKind allows you to easily create a custom binding handler for your widget kind. Without calling registerKind you might declare a widget binding for an expander control with data-bind="widget:{kind:'expander', items: myItems}"
But if you make the following call widget.registerKind('expander')
then you can write the binding expression as data-bind="expander:{items: myItems}"
function mapKind(kind [, viewId, moduleId])
- Use this to re-map a widget kind identifier to a new viewId or moduleId representing the 'skin' and 'behavior' respectively.
function getParts(elements) : object
- Developers implementing widgets may wish to use this function to acquire the resolved template parts for a widget. Pass a single dom element or an array of elements and get back an object keyed by part name whose values are the dom elements corresponding to each part in that scope.
The widget module follows a very simple convention for mapping widget kinds to modules and views. It assumes the presence of a widgets folder at the root of your project and that there is a single folder per widget, named according to the kind. Inside that folder, it assumes the presence of a controller.js module that should be bound to a view.html file. The widget module allows you to easily change this convention, by replacing any of two functions that control this behavior:
overridable function convertKindToModuleId(kind) : string
- Replace this to re-interpret the kind id as a module path. By default it does a lookup for any custom maps added through mapKind and then falls back to the path "durandal/widgets/{kind}/controller"
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overridable function convertKindToViewId(kind) : string
- Replace this to re-interpret the kind id as a view id. The default does a lookup for any custom maps added through mapKind and then falls back to the path "durandal/widgets/{kind}/view"
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The STAMP Overlay Tool unions input layers to create change layers that are used for subsequent processing and analysis. Layers should appear in the list in the correct temporal order. If they are not, cancel the form and rearrange in ArcMap’s Table of Contents.
Input:
a) Input Layers - input polygons layers
b) Workspace Directory - directory to store all of the output files creating by all STAMP tools. Previous STAMP output and any shapefiles in this directory will be deleted.
c) Distance Threshold - the maximum distance in map units for relating polygons from two time periods
d) T1 / T2 Classification - indicates whether movement classifications should be looking forward (T2 relative to T1) or backward (T1 relative to T2). If unsure, select T2.
Output:
a) ChangeLayers - shapefiles created in the workspace directory with attributes for further STAMP analysis
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Changelog¶
All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
The format is based on Keep a Changelog.
1.6.2 - 2019-07-24¶
New features:¶
- Add possibility to generate cylinder box from pdb
- Add coordinate wrapping to XTC reporter
Bug fixes:¶
- Fix bug restarting MD simulation with constraints
- Fix bug that crashed when constraining HIS
- Fix colorbar range for plotAdaptive script
- Fix bug in HIS protonation
Behaviour changes from previous version:¶
- Allow PELE equilibration to run without a box
- Read PELE and MD reports seemingly
- Add postprocessing option to simulationRunner
- Add proper topology support to selectOnPlot and backtrackAdaptiveTrajectory
- Write topologies.pkl at the start of the first epoch
1.6.1 - 2019-04-26¶
New features:¶
- Add cylindrical box for MD
- Add script to generate cylindrical box for visualization
- Introduce new postprocessing function for MD
Bug fixes:¶
- Fix bug selecting topolgies for odd number of initial conditions
- Fix bug extracting indexes from topology in MSMClustering
- Fix bug in atomset writing PDBs with gaps, now if there are residues with a difference in more than one in the residue number a TER is written
Behaviour changes from previous version:¶
- Now the MSMClustering with PELE simulation repeats the rejected steps
1.6 - 2019-02-19¶
New features:¶
- Add the possibility of running MD simulations using OpenMM
- Add new script analysis/identifyClusterSnapshot.py, to identify to which cluster belongs a given conformation within a simulation
- Add support for formats trr, dcd and dtr, mdcrd, nc
- Add the null clustering method
- Add independentMetric spawning
- Add MSM-based spawning methods
- Add reportName template for PELE control file
Bug fixes:¶
- Fix bug in PELE equilibration when number of initial structures selected exceeded number of processors
- Fix bug in atomset that wrote MODEL lines in PDBs non-compliant with the standard
- Fix minor bug in in select equilibration structure with trajectories with no accepted steps
Behaviour changes from previous version:¶
- Restructured a good part of the code in the adaptiveSampling main referring to simulation, moved into SimulationRunner class
- Change how AdaptivePELE deals with topologies, now it supports several different topologies in a single simulation
- Change how the spawning parameters are used, now are an attribute of the spawning calculator
- Update how the srun command is called when running PELE, also added srunParameters to customize the call to srun
- AdaptivePELE now runs with replicas synchronized via files, needed for running MD in GPU clusters
1.5.2 - 2018-08-13¶
New features:¶
- AdaptivePELE can now be installed through pip
Bug fixes:¶
- Fix bug in setup.py in environments without cython
1.5.1 - 2018-06-07¶
New features:¶
- The extractCoords script now works seemesly with pdb or xtc trajectories
Behaviour changes from previous version:¶
- Improve the speed of handling xtc trajectories by switching to the low-level API of mdtraj
- Optimize and parallelize extractCoords script from the freeEnergies subpackage, change the multiprocess module to multiprocessing
Bug fixes:¶
- Fix several bugs in extractCoords script
1.5 - 2018-05-11¶
New features:¶
- Make code compatible with python2 and python3
- Add posibility of using a third column as color in plotAdaptive
- Add __version__ attribute to package
- Add possibility of skipping first structure of each trajectory in clustering when calling cluster function
- Add compatibility with non-pdb trajectories
Behaviour changes from previous version:¶
- Change rmsd and be otions of plotAdaptive to lines and points
- Change name of writePrecisePathToSnapshots to bactrackAdaptiveTrajectory, added name parameter to select the name of the output file and automatic detection of said name, so that if a file exists with the same name, a number is added at the end to differentiate them
- Optimize and parallelize extractCoords script from the freeEnergies subpackage
Bug fixes:¶
- Fix bug in alternative structure when a cluster had no other structure than the representative
- Fix several bugs related to unicode and string handling
1.4.2 - 2018-03-02¶
New features:¶
- Added null spawning calculator
- Added possibility of max metric in epsilon
Behaviour changes from previous version:¶
- Improvements in REAP spawning
- Metric columns in control file now start by 1
- Changed symbolic links in rawData in freeEnergies calculation to relative paths
Bug fixes:¶
- Various bug fixes
1.4 - 2018-01-30¶
New features:¶
- Added scripts plot3DNetwork, plotSpawningClusters for better visualization of simulations
- Added exitContinuous density for exit path simulations
- Added possibility to change the simulation box at each epoch
- Added equilibration procedure
- Added possibility to test metric greater than in metric exit condition
- Added metricMultipleTrajectories exit condition
Behaviour changes from previous version:¶
- Moved buildRevTransitionMatrixFunction to Cython code (speed-up of up to 500x)
Bug fixes:¶
- Fixed minor bug in controlFileValidator
- Fixed bug in writePrecisePathToSnapshot, where backtracking was not carried out until the initial structure
1.3 - 2017-06-01¶
New features:¶
- Added script to reconstruct precise path to a given snapshot (writePrecisePathToSnapshot.py)
- Added possibility of chain and resnum selection in PDB
- Added scripts to calculate free energies in pyemma_scripts
- Added new parameter to control the number of clusters considered in epsilon scoring
Behaviour changes from previous version:¶
- Change names of clustering in control file
Bug fixes:¶
- Minor bug fixes in scripts to calculate free energies
- Fixed bug of incorrect trajectory selection in estimateDG
- Fixed bug of multiple its plot not visible (bug due to pyemma)
1.2 - 2017-05-09¶
New features:¶
- Added conformation network and first discovery tree to improve simulation analysis
- Added scripts to plot RMSF for each residue over a trajectory
- Added scripts to calculate contact map histogram for each residue over a trajectory or a complete simulation
- Added scripts to create a network of residues over a trajectory or a complete simulation
- Added more robust pickling interface so old simulation can be used with newer version (to some extent)
- Added script to reconstruct approximate path to a given snapshot (writeTrajToSnapshot.py)
Behaviour changes from previous version:¶
- Alternative structures are stored in a priority queue with the priority set to the population of the subclusters spawn inversely proportinal way according to this population
Bug fixes:¶
- Fix bug in spawning of alternative structures, was not calling the new code for randomly spawn from cluster center of alternative structure
- Fix bug in pickling (serializing) coordinates of Atom objects
- Fix bug in pickling AltStructures objects
1.1 - 2017-02-17¶
New features:¶
- Follow proper packaging conventions for Python packaging
- Added alternative structure to each cluster that will spawn 50% of the time
- Implemented UCB algorithm for spawning
Behaviour changes from previous version:¶
- Atomset package implemented in Cython (faster)
- Jaccard index is calcualed using only the cells of the matrix that are 1
1.0 - 2017-01-19¶
New features:¶
- Added support for symmetry with contactMap
- Added lastSnapshot clustering for easy restart of sequential runs
- Added independent spawning to perform classical PELE simulations
- Added exitCondition on metric
- Added support for changing clustering when clustering method parameter changes, and be able to handle metric column change in spawning
- Added suport for wildcard in control file input structures
- Added several scripts for analysis
Behaviour changes from previous version:¶
- Changed quadratic function for continuous
- Changed symmetry dictionary for list of dictionaries, with symmetry groups
Bug fixes:¶
- Fixed bug of incorrect atom consideration in symmetries
- Fixed bug of NaN correlation similarity evaluator in contactMap


The report of falls detection, temperature, and heart rate of John Doe has been made by the students of ESIR and EUETIB of biomedical engineering under the supervision of Alfredo Hernandez and Di Ge from the LTSI, University of Rennes 1.
The data used in this program are provided by a Texas Instrument SensorTag (falls and temperature) and by a Polaris belt (heartrate).
The SensorTag part is using a Javascript library by samdeepmistry found on GitHub. The Polaris part is using a selfmade Arduino-Zigbee duo to send data to the computer.


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Etherdump and Etherdump Lite Help
Etherdump Lite versus Etherdump
"Etherdump Lite" is a sandboxed version of Etherdump designed for the MacOS App Store. It is not capable of making packet captures directly, but can import packet captures made using other tools (such as tcpdump).
"Etherdump" is a "full" version of Etherdump available at https://networkmom.net/etherdump It is not sandboxed but is notarized by Apple.
Both versions are free. Open source code for both versions is available at https://github.com/darrellroot/Etherdump under the lenient MIT license. Etherdump is implemented in Swift and SwiftUI.
Getting packet captures for Etherdump Lite
You can capture 100 ethernet frames from interface en0 by executing the following command in a Terminal window:
sudo tcpdump -i en0 -c 100 -s 65000 -w capture.pcapng
(then generate enough network traffic so 100 frames are captured and the command completes)
You can use the File -> Import PCAP or PCAPNG File menu item to import the capture.pcapng file into Etherdump Lite.
Getting packet captures with Etherdump (full version)
In order to capture ethernet frames directly with Etherdump, your username needs read-access to all /dev/bpf* files. Assuming your account is allowed to administer your Macintosh, you can gain access by executing the following command in a Terminal window:
sudo chmod g+r /dev/bpf*
The Mac dynamically creates /dev/bpf devices, so you may need to repeat this procedure after attempting a frame capture.
Once you have read group permission to /dev/bpf*, you can use the File -> New Capture Window menu command to open a capture window. Then select your interface and click Start.
If you previously installed Wireshark your read permissions to /dev/bpf* may already be fixed.
Etherdump welcomes feedback at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Please email feedback or suggestions to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- We welcome pull requests at github, particularly for additional protocol decodes. Writing a protocol decode is an excellent Computer Science student project and looks great on your resume! All submissions require a test case and will be carefully reviewed.
Etherdump Open Source Repositories
- Etherdump and Etherdump Lite https://github.com/darrellroot/Etherdump
- etherdump command-line version https://github.com/darrellroot/etherdump-CLI
- PackageEtherCapture (frame/packet decode logic) https://github.com/darrellroot/PackageEtherCapture
- PackageSwiftPcapng (file import logic) https://github.com/darrellroot/PackageSwiftPcapng
- https://github.com/apple/swift-log
Frame Decodes Supported in version 1.0 March 2020
- Ethernet-II Frame
- 802.2 Frame
- 802.3 SNAP Header
- Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP)
- Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP)
- Bridge Protocol Data Unit (STP BPDU)
- IPv4
- IPv6
- TCP
- UDP
- ICMPv4
- ICMPv6
About Wireshark
Wireshark, available from https://wireshark.org, is the worlds best packet capture and analysis tool (originally implemented by Gerald Combs). It is open source, implemented in C, and supports many platforms. It has (many) more packet decodes and expert troubleshooting tools than Etherdump. We thank the Wireshark team for their excellent tool and hope that one day Etherdump will be a Swift alternative with competitive functionality.
About Network Mom LLC
Network Mom LLC is a one-person LLC operated by Darrell Root. In addition to our open source projects Etherdump, PackageEtherCapture, and PackageSwiftPcapng, we also sell apps to help with network management in the MacOS App Store:
- Network Mom ACL Analyzer
- Tool to analyze Cisco Access-lists to see which lines match a socket and find duplicate/superset lines
- Network Mom Availability
- Tool to ping devices via ICMPv4 and ICMPv6, monitor what is up and what is down, and generate periodic reports of availability percentages.
Disclaimer and license
Etherdump, PackageEtherCapture, and PackageSwiftPcapng source code are available with the MIT license:
The MIT License
Copyright (c) 2020 Network Mom LLC, Inc.
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.
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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.
In addition, Etherdump Lite is covered by Apple's standard EULA for the App Store: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/


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The business’s fifty day moving average is $45.30 and its 200-day moving average is $44.00.
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Maybe you have seen it an e-mail with a winmail.dat file as attachment. This is caused by a sender which sends an e-mail in RTF format to a user that has an e-mail client which does not support RTF.
In Exhange you can have this issue also when forwarding mails to a mailcontact, this can be solved in two ways:
- per mailcontact
- per remote domain
First per mailcontact, for this you will need to get the properties of the mailcontact. You will then see the general tab, this contains the information below:
With the option use MAPI rich text format you can specify if this needs to be applied always, never or that the default value needs to be used.
The other way is by defining this per remote domain, this can be configured by selecting the Hub Transport Server and open the remote domains tab. Here you can specify a seperate domain for which you want to specify the settings. When you already have configured a remote domain for which you want to change this just get the properties of it. Then go to the tab Format of original message sent as attachment to journal report.
Here you will find the following information:
Below the Exchange rich-text format you can define if this will be used always or never. Besides this you can define that this setting is specified per individual user


Sylvanian Families Ivory Rabbit Family
Ivory Rabbits, Dandelion Rabbits, and Butterglove Rabbits are all extremely similar,
aside from variations in clothing and hand shape. Ivory Rabbits are from Japan, while Dandelions and Buttergloves were UK releases. I've linked all three for convenience. In addition, Calico Critters has added a very similar rabbit in a baby carry case.
- Butterglove Wedding Couple
- Dandelion Twins
- Professor Butterglove
- Rabbit with Rocking Horse Baby Carry Case (Calico Critters)


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| Steve S | 200 | 187 | 14 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Andrew | 200 | 187 | 14 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Alex | 200 | 187 | 14 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Tom E | 200 | 187 | 14 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Bob | 200 | 187 | 14 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Christian | 200 | 187 | 14 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Tom G | 200 | 187 | 14 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Steve P | 200 | 187 | 14 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Jim | 200 | 187 | 14 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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| 2009 | Sex Bomb | Stump the Schaub |
| 2010 | Maurice Jones Crew | Rockets |
| 2011 | Con 2 | The Brothers Johnson |
| 2012 | Los Pollos Hermanos | Jets |
| 2013 | Los Pollos Hermanos | Coples Therapy |
| 2014 | The New York Grimes | Just End The Season |
| 2015 | Muffin Lords | J.O.B. Squad |
| 2016 | Bob The Great | The New York Grimes |
| 2017 | Curse of the Rexbino | Ballhogs2 |
| 2018 | LPCP | Game Of Zones |


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Filters
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Custom Components
Project Structure
One Thing Per File
Group by Feature
Then group by Thing
Form Validation
ngMessages
Designed to show and hide messages based on the state of a key/value object that
it listens on.
ngMessages
A common use case for ngMessages is to display error messages for inputs using the $error object exposed by the ngModel directive.
ngMessages
Multiple Messages
ngMessages
Reusable Templates
One-Way Binding
One-Way Binding
{{::thing}}
Premature Optimization
Root of all evil.
SPA Routing
ui-router
ui-router
ui-router is a state machine
Form Animation
ngAnimate
ngAnimate
Provides support for CSS-based animations as well as JavaScript-based animations via callback hooks.
ngRepeat
ngView
ngInclude
ngSwitch
ngMessages
ngClass
ngIf
ngModel
form
AngularJS in Production
Web Optimisation
Transpiling
Linting
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Minification & Uglification
Revisioning
Build Tools
Grunt - Configuration First
Gulp - Code First
Webpack - Hipster First?
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Broccoli - Veggies First
angular-cli - New for Angular 2
Reinventing the Wheel
Don't
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Routing with ui-router
Project Structure Guide
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arr2 page gives you a good idea what to expect the lectures to cover, when coursework is due, what resources are available for download, what reading you are expected to do, and when the exams are scheduled.
The schedule may expand, adjust, and evolve throughout the semester. Each time it does, I will post an announcement of that fact on the News page.
| Tu, 1/24 | Introduction | |
|---|---|---|
| Download: | Introduction.pptx | |
| Reading: | IT605 Web site | |
| Th, 1/26 | Client-Side Processing | |
| Download: | Client-Side Processing.pptx | |
| Reading: | Jones, Chapter 1 | |
| Tu, 1/31 | Client-Side Processing | |
| Tu, 1/31 | Lab Session (Catch-up Lecture Time) | |
| Th, 2/2 | Client-Side Processing | |
| Th, 2/2 | Lab Session | |
| Download: | Lab #1 (due the following day by 11:59 PM) | |
| Tu, 2/7 | JavaScript Programming | |
| Download: | JavaScript Programming.pptx | |
| Reading: | Jones, Chapter 2 | |
| Tu, 2/7 | Lab Session | |
| Download: | Lab #2 (due the following day by 11:59 PM) | |
| Th, 2/9 | JavaScript Programming | |
| Tu, 2/14 | JavaScript Programming | |
| Quiz: | on material covered to date | |
| Reading: | Jones, Chapter 3 | |
| Tu, 2/14 | Lab Session (Catch-up Lecture Time) | |
| Th, 2/16 | JavaScript Programming | |
| Th, 2/16 | Lab Session | |
| Download: | Lab #3 (due the following day by 11:59 PM) | |
| Tu, 2/21 | JavaScript Programming | |
| Reading: | Jones, Chapter 4 | |
| Tu, 2/21 | Lab Session (Catch-up Lecture Time) | |
| Th, 2/23 | JavaScript Programming | |
| Tu, 2/28 | JavaScript Programming | |
| Quiz: | on material covered to date | |
| Reading: | Jones, Chapter 5 | |
| Tu, 2/28 | Lab Session | |
| Download: | Lab #4 (due the following day by 11:59 PM) | |
| Th, 3/2 | JavaScript Programming | |
| Tu, 3/7 | JavaScript Programming | |
| Th, 3/9 | Midterm Exam | |
| Tu, 3/21 | The DOM | |
| Download: | The DOM.pptx | |
| Reading: | Jones, Chapter 6 | |
| Tu, 3/21 | Lab Session | |
| Th, 3/23 | The DOM | |
| Tu, 3/28 | The DOM | |
| Reading: | Jones, Chapter 7 | |
| Tu, 3/28 | Lab Session | |
| Download: | Lab #6 (due the following day by 11:59 PM) | |
| Th, 3/30 | The DOM | |
| Tu, 4/4 | The DOM | |
| Reading: | Jones, Chapter 9 (out of order) |


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Strip private information (cookies and credentials).
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.elkoserver.foundation.actor |
Elko server classes representing entities with remote connections to a server.
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| org.elkoserver.foundation.net |
Classes for message communication over the TCP and HTTP for Elko.
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| org.elkoserver.foundation.server |
Core common server implementation classes for Elko.
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| org.elkoserver.server.context |
The Elko Context Server.
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| org.elkoserver.server.context.users |
A package of mods related to alternative mechanisms for user creation.
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| org.elkoserver.server.workshop |
The Elko Workshop Server.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
RoutingActor.processMessage(Connection connection,
Object receivedMessage)
Process a received message by dispatching it to the object that the
message addresses as its target, according to the
RefTable that
was provided in this actor's constructor. |
void |
NonRoutingActor.processMessage(Connection connection,
Object rawMessage)
Process a received message by dispatching to this object directly using
the dispatcher that was provided in this actor's constructor.
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Actor(Connection connection)
Construct a new Actor.
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NonRoutingActor(Connection connection,
MessageDispatcher dispatcher)
Constructor.
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RoutingActor(Connection connection,
RefTable refTable)
Constructor.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ConnectionBase
Base class providing common internals implementation for various types of
Connection objects.
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class |
HTTPSessionConnection
An implementation of
Connection that virtualizes a continuous
message session out of a series of transient HTTP connections. |
class |
RTCPSessionConnection
An implementation of
Connection that virtualizes a continuous
message session out of a series of potentially transient TCP connections. |
class |
TCPConnection
An implementation of
Connection that manages a non-blocking TCP
connection to a single remote host. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
NullMessageHandler.connectionDied(Connection connection,
Throwable reason)
Cope with connection death.
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void |
MessageHandler.connectionDied(Connection connection,
Throwable reason)
Cope with connection death.
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void |
NullMessageHandler.processMessage(Connection connection,
Object message)
Process an incoming message from a connection by complaining to the log
if we have configured to talk to the log.
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void |
MessageHandler.processMessage(Connection connection,
Object message)
Process an incoming message from a connection.
|
MessageHandler |
MessageHandlerFactory.provideMessageHandler(Connection connection)
Provide a message handler for a new connection.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
ServiceActor.connectionDied(Connection connection,
Throwable reason)
Handle loss of connection from the actor.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
InternalActor.connectionDied(Connection connection,
Throwable reason)
Handle loss of connection from the actor.
|
void |
UserFactory.provideUser(Contextor contextor,
Connection connection,
JSONObject param,
ArgRunnable handler)
Produce a user object.
|
User |
EphemeralUserFactory.provideUser(Contextor contextor,
Connection connection,
JSONObject param,
String contextRef,
String contextTemplate)
Synthesize a user object.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
DevicePersistentUserFactory.provideUser(Contextor contextor,
Connection connection,
JSONObject param,
ArgRunnable handler)
Produce a user object.
|
void |
DeviceEphemeralUserFactory.provideUser(Contextor contextor,
Connection connection,
JSONObject param,
ArgRunnable handler)
Synthesize an ephemeral user object based on user description info
fetched from the Device.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
WorkshopActor.connectionDied(Connection connection,
Throwable reason)
Handle loss of connection from the actor.
|
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Services/Products
Spotify for all the music I can stand (which is a lot)
- Google Play Music All Access for all the music I can stand (which is a lot)
- Amazon Glacier for backing up and archiving my life
- Simple for banking
- Mint for monitoring finances
- SigFig for monitoring my investments
- Amazon Prime because obvious
Software
- OS X Yosemite
- Chrome for Mac, iOS, and Android. Chrome Sync comes really in handy.
- Sublime Text 2 as my only code editor
- SourceTree for managing Git repositories
- Mailbox for attempting Inbox Zero
- Atom Editor part-time. Haven't completely devoted to this editor yet, but it is in beta and can only get better. I've published a few plugins for it that are relatively popular, though.
Hardware
- Moto X 2014 This is my daily driver, running the latest Lollipop.
- Moto 360 My first experience with Android Wear. So far so good. Really handy but not amazing.
- 22" iMac (Early 2013)
- 13.3" MacBook Pro Retina (Mid 2014).
- Nexus 7 (2013 model), though I don't use it nearly as often as I should.
- PlayStation 4.
- Withings Smart Body Analyzer for logging daily weights, heart rates, and body fat percentages
- Bose IE2 earphones for casual listening, especially at work.
- Skullcandy Aviators for heavier listening
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I was working on some reporting/alerting from my deployment and monitoring systems. I want them to talk to me on slack. A lot of the work is done in PowerShell so natrually this is some PoSh code I need... Anyhow I wanted to share...
First you will need to enable Slackbot remote communications. I just went into my teams Intergrations and added Slackbot. This will generate a URI with a token. Copy that and keep it handy. Here is the simple script to post as Slackbot.
$slackbotUrl = "https://MYSLACKNAME.slack.com/services/hooks/slackbot?token=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
$channelParam = "&channel=%23general" # %23 is the # sign
$postUrl = $slackbotUrl + $channelParam
$message = "Another Post to Slackbot..."Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $postUrl -Body $message -Method Post


Appearance
Outwardly, this Pokemon is very similar to a clown. So, he has a round head with prominent pink cheeks and two tufts of blue hair. He appears to be "dressed" in a shirt with hot pink short sleeves. The hands end as if they were white gloves. On the feet are supposedly dark blue boots.


Stream/Cast local media to your ChromeCast
Source: https://github.com/abid-mujtaba/local-chromecast a fork of the Google Developer project https://github.com/googlecast/CastHelloVideo-chrome.


categories¶
gfiltering¶
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class
model.categories.gfiltering.
CatBody
¶ Bases:
model.categories._category.Category
Implementation of the category graph filtering
preprocessing¶
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class
model.categories.preprocessing.
CatBody
¶ Bases:
model.categories._category.Category
Implementation of the category preprocessing
_category¶
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class
model.categories._category.
Category
(name, icon=None)¶ This class represents image processing method that contains its respective algorithms. Its main function is controlling an algorithm, collecting and transmitting the output to the pipeline. It serves as an intermediate layer between the algorithms and the pipeline.
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copy_alg
(alg_name)¶
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get_active_algorithm
()¶ Return the name of the currently set algorithm.
- Returns:
- self.active_algorithm (Algorithm): Currently selected algorithm
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get_icon
()¶ - Returns:
- icon_path: The path to the icon to be used
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get_name
()¶ - Returns:
- a category name that will be displayed in UI.
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process
(*args)¶ Run a specific algorithm on the image.
- Args:
- args (ndarray|list): ndarray or a list of ndarray and Graph
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set_active_algorithm
(alg_name)¶ Explicitly set an algorithm for current method.
- Args:
- alg_name (str): algorithm’s name that was selected in the UI
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set_icon
(icon_path)¶ - Args:
- icon_path: The path to the icon to be used
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set_name
(name)¶ Set a category name that will be displayed in UI.
- Args:
- name (str): Category name
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gdetection¶
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class
model.categories.gdetection.
CatBody
¶ Bases:
model.categories._category.Category
Implementation of the category graph detection
segmentation¶
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class
model.categories.segmentation.
CatBody
¶ Bases:
model.categories._category.Category
Implementation of the category segmentation


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Front End Developer
138 Pinedale Ave
Sacramento, Ca 95838
916-289-4097
Skills
HTML5
CSS3
JavaScript
Node.js
MySQL
mongoDB
React
Summary
- Cynthia Mojica is a RACF Administrator at State Controller’s Office.
Her role is to provide technical installation, configuration,
administration, performance… access and profile issue subject matter
expert. Administration and management of complex RACF infrastructure
with multiple databases.
- Her background in mainframe and troubleshooting gave her the desire
to seek a more challenging job. Cynthia considers herself a ‘forever
student,’ eager to build on her academic interest to front and
backend of programming.
Experience
State Controllers Office Sacramento, CA
Information Technology Specialist I - June 2012,- PRESENT
- Mainframe Access Control – Perform and provide complex detailed Resource Access Control Facility (RACF) administration services for an IBM mainframe MVS z/OZ, JES3 system, and secure file exchange systems using Vanguard, and administration tools and applications such as CICS, IDMS, ISPF, TSO, MultiSess and JCL services.
Staff Programmer Analyst Sacramento,CA
2007-2012
- Provide technical support to Production Operations (PO) and programmer in creating and altering Dialogs and Job Control Language (JCL). Assist with production processing, modify schedules and support Staff in system testing. Created panels and manipulating skeleton through JCL program.
- Install new Mark IV processes into production and programs. Provide on-line monitor support for customers. Develop and provide operations training on specialized topic or new PO applications such as utility programs, the conversion processes, FTP, ESP and JCL.
Education
UC Davis Sacramento,CA
Web Coding Bootcamp - Full Stack Flex - June, 2020 - PRESENT
- Curriculum covering a vast array of computer programming such as HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Java, jQuery, Node.js, Responsive Design, Heroku, Git, User Authentication, React.js, MySQL, and MongoDB.
- Planned completion of course: December, 2020.
American River College Sacramento,CA
Computer Information Technology- June 2003 - June, 2004


drewv hails from a diverse musical upbringing that shines through his performances and productions. Although his background is rooted in classical music, his influences range from emo-pop punk, to hip hop, to house music. These influences are clearly evident within his performances and productions, whether that is rocking a high energy open-format club set, or evoking emotion through his productions.
while drewv's reputation stems from his ability to cultivate vibes within a party scene, his original and remix productions have also amassed upwards of over a million plays online, though features as SmashTheClub.com and Electro Pose. Having been featured and interviewed across several online outlets across the globe, his most sucessful track had successfully trended on HYPEM. He continuously looks to evolve and incorporate his style and sound into his music works.
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Midnight Blue Game and Engine
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Class all AST nodes inherit from More...
Public Member Functions | |
| abstract void | Handle (MBConsole console) |
| Executes specific logic on the console More... | |
Class all AST nodes inherit from
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pure virtual |
Executes specific logic on the console
| console | Game console. |
Implemented in MB2D.QuitASTNode, MB2D.PrintASTNode, MB2D.RunASTNode, MB2D.SetASTNode, and MB2D.RootASTNode.


FBFriendPickerViewController Class Reference
| Inherits from | FBViewController : UIViewController |
| Declared in | FBFriendPickerViewController.h |
Overview
@class
@abstract
The FBFriendPickerViewController
class creates a controller object that manages
the user interface for displaying and selecting Facebook friends.
@discussion
When the FBFriendPickerViewController
view loads it creates a UITableView
object
where the friends will be displayed. You can access this view through the tableView
property. The friend display can be sorted by first name or last name. Friends'
names can be displayed with the first name first or the last name first.
The friend data can be pre-fetched and cached prior to using the view controller. The cache is setup using an FBCacheDescriptor object that can trigger the data fetch. Any friend data requests will first check the cache and use that data. If the friend picker is being displayed cached data will initially be shown before a fresh copy is retrieved.
The delegate
property may be set to an object that conforms to the FBFriendPickerDelegate
protocol. The delegate
object will receive updates related to friend selection and
data changes. The delegate can also be used to filter the friends to display in the
picker.
Tasks
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spinner
@abstract Returns an outlet for the spinner used in the view controller.
property -
tableView
@abstract Returns an outlet for the table view managed by the view controller.
property -
allowsMultipleSelection
@abstract A Boolean value that specifies whether multi-select is enabled.
property -
itemPicturesEnabled
@abstract A Boolean value that indicates whether friend profile pictures are displayed.
property -
fieldsForRequest
@abstract Addtional fields to fetch when making the Graph API call to get friend data.
property -
session
@abstract The session that is used in the request for friend data.
property -
userID
@abstract The profile ID of the user whose friends are being viewed.
property -
selection
@abstract The list of friends that are currently selected in the veiw. The items in the array are FBGraphUser objects.
property -
sortOrdering
@abstract The order in which friends are sorted in the display.
property -
displayOrdering
@abstract The order in which friends' names are displayed.
property -
– initWithCoder:
@abstract Initializes a friend picker view controller.
-
– initWithNibName:bundle:
@abstract Used to initialize the object
-
– configureUsingCachedDescriptor:
@abstract Configures the properties used in the caching data queries.
-
– loadData
@abstract Initiates a query to get friend data.
-
– updateView
@abstract Updates the view locally without fetching data from the server or from cache.
-
– clearSelection
@abstract Clears the current selection, so the picker is ready for a fresh use.
-
+ cacheDescriptor
@method
-
+ cacheDescriptorWithUserID:fieldsForRequest:
@method
Properties
allowsMultipleSelection
@abstract A Boolean value that specifies whether multi-select is enabled.
@property (nonatomic) BOOL allowsMultipleSelection
Discussion
@abstract A Boolean value that specifies whether multi-select is enabled.
Declared In
FBFriendPickerViewController.h
displayOrdering
@abstract The order in which friends' names are displayed.
@property (nonatomic) FBFriendDisplayOrdering displayOrdering
Discussion
@abstract The order in which friends' names are displayed.
Declared In
FBFriendPickerViewController.h
fieldsForRequest
@abstract Addtional fields to fetch when making the Graph API call to get friend data.
@property (nonatomic, copy) NSSet *fieldsForRequest
Discussion
@abstract Addtional fields to fetch when making the Graph API call to get friend data.
Declared In
FBFriendPickerViewController.h
itemPicturesEnabled
@abstract A Boolean value that indicates whether friend profile pictures are displayed.
@property (nonatomic) BOOL itemPicturesEnabled
Discussion
@abstract A Boolean value that indicates whether friend profile pictures are displayed.
Declared In
FBFriendPickerViewController.h
selection
@abstract The list of friends that are currently selected in the veiw. The items in the array are FBGraphUser objects.
@property (nonatomic, copy) NSArray *selection
Discussion
@abstract The list of friends that are currently selected in the veiw. The items in the array are FBGraphUser objects.
@discussion You can set this this array to pre-select items in the picker. The objects in the array must be complete idFBGraphUser objects (i.e., fetched from a Graph query or from a previous picker’s selection, with id and appropriate name fields).
Declared In
FBFriendPickerViewController.h
session
@abstract The session that is used in the request for friend data.
@property (nonatomic, retain) FBSession *session
Discussion
@abstract The session that is used in the request for friend data.
Declared In
FBFriendPickerViewController.h
sortOrdering
@abstract The order in which friends are sorted in the display.
@property (nonatomic) FBFriendSortOrdering sortOrdering
Discussion
@abstract The order in which friends are sorted in the display.
Declared In
FBFriendPickerViewController.h
spinner
@abstract Returns an outlet for the spinner used in the view controller.
@property (nonatomic, retain) IBOutlet UIActivityIndicatorView *spinner
Discussion
@abstract Returns an outlet for the spinner used in the view controller.
Declared In
FBFriendPickerViewController.h
Class Methods
cacheDescriptor
@method
+ (FBCacheDescriptor *)cacheDescriptor
Discussion
@method
@abstract
Creates a cache descriptor based on default settings of the FBFriendPickerViewController
object.
@discussion
An FBCacheDescriptor
object may be used to pre-fetch data before it is used by
the view controller. It may also be used to configure the FBFriendPickerViewController
object.
Declared In
FBFriendPickerViewController.h
cacheDescriptorWithUserID:fieldsForRequest:
@method
+ (FBCacheDescriptor *)cacheDescriptorWithUserID:(NSString *)userID fieldsForRequest:(NSSet *)fieldsForRequest
Parameters
- userID
The profile ID of the user whose friends will be displayed. A nil value implies a “me” alias.
- fieldsForRequest
The set of additional fields to include in the request for friend data.
Discussion
@method
@abstract
Creates a cache descriptor with additional fields and a profile ID for use with the FBFriendPickerViewController
object.
@discussion
An FBCacheDescriptor
object may be used to pre-fetch data before it is used by
the view controller. It may also be used to configure the FBFriendPickerViewController
object.
Declared In
FBFriendPickerViewController.h
Instance Methods
clearSelection
@abstract Clears the current selection, so the picker is ready for a fresh use.
- (void)clearSelection
Discussion
@abstract Clears the current selection, so the picker is ready for a fresh use.
Declared In
FBFriendPickerViewController.h
configureUsingCachedDescriptor:
@abstract Configures the properties used in the caching data queries.
- (void)configureUsingCachedDescriptor:(FBCacheDescriptor *)cacheDescriptor
Parameters
- cacheDescriptor
The FBCacheDescriptor containing the cache query properties.
Discussion
@abstract Configures the properties used in the caching data queries.
@discussion Cache descriptors are used to fetch and cache the data used by the view controller. If the view controller finds a cached copy of the data, it will first display the cached content then fetch a fresh copy from the server.
Declared In
FBFriendPickerViewController.h
initWithCoder:
@abstract Initializes a friend picker view controller.
- (instancetype)initWithCoder:(NSCoder *)aDecoder
Parameters
- aDecoder
An unarchiver object.
Discussion
@abstract Initializes a friend picker view controller.
Declared In
FBFriendPickerViewController.h
initWithNibName:bundle:
@abstract Used to initialize the object
- (instancetype)initWithNibName:(NSString *)nibNameOrNil bundle:(NSBundle *)nibBundleOrNil
Parameters
- nibNameOrNil
The name of the nib file to associate with the view controller. The nib file name should not contain any leading path information. If you specify nil, the nibName property is set to nil.
- nibBundleOrNil
The bundle in which to search for the nib file. This method looks for the nib file in the bundle’s language-specific project directories first, followed by the Resources directory. If nil, this method looks for the nib file in the main bundle.
Discussion
@abstract Used to initialize the object
Declared In
FBFriendPickerViewController.h
loadData
@abstract Initiates a query to get friend data.
- (void)loadData
Discussion
@abstract Initiates a query to get friend data.
@discussion A cached copy will be returned if available. The cached view is temporary until a fresh copy is retrieved from the server. It is legal to call this more than once.
Declared In
FBFriendPickerViewController.h
updateView
@abstract Updates the view locally without fetching data from the server or from cache.
- (void)updateView
Discussion
@abstract Updates the view locally without fetching data from the server or from cache.
@discussion Use this if the filter or sort properties change. This may affect the order or display of friend information but should not need require new data.
Declared In
FBFriendPickerViewController.h


--- layout: post title: ! 'Parody & Analogy: Naresh Jain v. Robert Martin' published: true date: 2011-11-09 categories: - tdd posterous_url: http://verdammelt.posterous.com/parody-analogy-naresh-jain-v-robert-martin posterous_slug: parody-analogy-naresh-jain-v-robert-martin ---
Recently there was a blog posting and a rebuttal and I found that I agreed and disagreed with both. I’d like to briefly discuss them and my opinions on them.
Naresh Jain posted about his opinion about TDD and his ‘dilemma’. He discusses what he sees as the costs of unit testing, both the obvious (writing, running, maintaining), and ones he lists as ‘subtle’.
These subtle ones I recognize but perhaps do not entirely agree with: illusion of safety, opportunity cost, getting in the way, obscuring simpler design.
He concludes with:
Its easy to say always write unit tests, but it takes years of first-hand experience to judge where to draw the line.
I do not find this unreasonable.
In response Robert Martin posted his riposte. It is a piece of parody and while amusing I think is a smidge off the mark. He again draws the analogy between unit testing and double-entry bookkeeping. He uses the same obvious and subtle costs for double-entry bookkeeping (my understanding of double-entry bookkeeping is limited but his parody seems accurate).
It is obvious that Martin does not believe Jain’s conclusion is reasonable.
To me Jain’s post is mostly reasonable. I have a minor disagreement with his obvious cost of ‘…understanding other’s unit tests’. To me this is NOT a problem of unit testing at all but of ANY code. Concerning his subtle costs I can agree with this first, understand his second but disagree with his third and fourth. Unit tests are a safety net. But this do not make you safe from all danger. You need to know what they cover and what they don’t. There are opportunity costs, I would not unit test a spike and a several spikes, each of which I throw away, may definitely be a better use of time then a single attempt at unit testing a solution from scratch. However I will then unit test the final solution. His third and fourth points are again not a problem of TDD but a problem of all code.
Martin’s riposte is amusing and I can imagine him speaking it in his particular style. However I ultimately feel it is a flippant response. I don’t think Jain’s position is worthy of ridicule. I think it is worthy of disagreement.
I am not suggesting some sort of PC-ish self-censoring or to ‘Teach the Controversy’. I disagree with Jain’s post. I have found (warning anecdote:) that TDD outweighs the costs 95% of the time, and in fact the remaining 5% is shrinking as I continue to learn.


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The Expanse
(This post rescues content from a Facebook comment I got carried away with recently.)
There's so much to write about the Expanse. It's such a relief to find a science fiction show with an ambitiously futuristic setting depicted in a way that doesn't make scientifically literate people cringe and shout at the television.
Also, it shines at taking the time for quiet moments of character work, from Miller's lonely, poignant realization in s01 that he wasn't the talented office maverick, just incompetent and unreliable, right up to the quiet, unseen payoff of Naomi's years-long efforts to save her son from his father's influence, in the final seconds of s06.
On many axes, it's the best SF on television, which is saying something, as there are so many competitors. Science fiction output is following some sort of Moore's law of endless expansion, in response to society's need for mythic stories of relevance to modern life, itself a symptom of the meaning crisis of modern society. But this is a mixed blessing, because the resulting shows & movies are often drawn to using the superficial trappings of science fiction, spaceships and lasers (pew pew!), while failing to fulfil the deeper psychological needs of mythical or symbolic significance that brought about their creation. The Expanse is perhaps the prime example of this.
My fantastic SF podcast guy defines SF as the arena in which we forge new myths of psychological meaning for modern life, which are sorely needed as traditional myths dwindle in relevance, as they are predominantly based on nature and superstition. Movements such as spiritual atheism are a reflection that even the least spiritual amongst us recognize that something is missing.
I do concede that defining SF in this way is a bit of a cheat. It's somewhat aggrandizing, claiming any great mythic work as actually being part of the SF genre, an no doubt is a somewhat defensive reaction to mainstream dismissal of science fiction as puerile. But it does provide a marvellous framework for discussion, and adopting this definition makes several previously puzzling things fall into place.
It settles the revealing, never-ending debates over which works are, and are not, science fiction. Somewhat tellingly, to me, such debates are irreconcilable precisely because of the misnomer "science fiction", which was never really about the science to begin with, as this style of fiction has existed long before science was the focus. It only gravitated towards using science as it became apparent that is now where society's power and transformation springs from - our incarnation of gods and magic - and the name "science fiction" was then applied post-facto, missing the underlying fact that this is just mythic fiction with some modern attributes.
This definition perfectly explains things like how the first half of the movie "Sunshine" could be such astonishing science-fiction, while the second half - set aboard the exact same spaceship - is just a mediocre slasher flick.
So. SF is the arena within which we construct new mythic narratives.
By this I mean that great science fiction tends to create a story that resonates because it leans on powerful mythic tropes - symbolic representations of psychological significance, character arcs mirroring Jungian archetypes, thematic elements that are told allegorically, suggesting things to the reader/watcher on a level that can be more powerful than merely stating them directly to the conscious mind.
In this way, all-time-great examples such as 2001: A Space Odyssey (the title being conscious of this mythic entanglement) leans heavily into themes such as humanity watched over by an ancient, mysterious, godlike alien influence which has literally created humanity in its present form, and observes as we now reach a second inflection point, materializing not just a tale of personal transcendence (although it is certainly that), but one of species-wide sublimation - suggesting that it is time for us all to reach spiritual adulthood, to graduate to whatever comes next, to meet and be transformed by the wise and powerful force that has shepherded humanity through our previous prehistorical transitions.
I could go on with similar examples, but will just briefly mention the original Matrix movie, which is a story which resonates because it is absolutely soaked in allegory of both religious transcendence and Jungian archetypes - which are so on-the-nose that it cannot possibly be accidental, a fact acknowledged directly by the creators in the sequels, when they depict the Architect, ultimate villain encountered at the narrative peak of the story, as a prim, middle aged, white bearded gentleman, wearing an Edwardian suit. He speaks in a precise, almost Germanic manner. This is, unmistakably, Sigmund Freud. Why is Freud the villain of the Matrix? Because Freud was a contemporaneous antagonist to Jung, resisting Jung's ideas of self actualization through reconciliation of the archetypes, just as the Architect resists Neo's progression along that same path.
It may be my own lack of imagination, but compared to examples like this, the Expanse starts to look a bit thin. I don't see any symbolism or allegory. There is some good character work but no actual arcs of transcendence. Through the unfortunate realities of converting books to screen, large chunks of what could have been the most meaningful story were simply abandoned and will apparently never be finished on the screen. In their stead, what would have been mythic elements become a series of "McGuffin of the week", as we never circle back to resolve why the protomolecule was created, why it was sent to our ancient solar system, why it turns people into nuclear-powered zombies, and what force destroyed the protomolecule creators, and why? And that's just series one's unresolved elements.
So, lacking that, what the Expanse has to offer is its superlative world-building and sane, believable depictions of a gritty interplanetary future. Which is no small feat - arguably nobody else has done it better. But, for me, it isn't enough. Maybe that's just because I'm a godless heathen who looks to get my spiritual fix through TV shows about spaceships. Or maybe it's because science fiction is where we show ourselves what we're capable of, what to aim for, and I believe we can aim higher than just exciting technological dystopias.


2 Kings 18:35
Who are they among all the gods of the countries, that have delivered their country out of mine hand, that the LORD should deliver Jerusalem out of mine hand?


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Quackhead will allow you to create hat packs without doing any coding at all!
This page provides instructions detailing the process of creating a hat pack.
First, choose an image editor. Use anything except MS Paint.
I recommend Paint.NET if you are new to image editing, get it Here. (The download page has ads that look like download links, so use adblock or be careful not to click them.)
The template is a 64x32 image, this image will animate between two frames when you quack (the left half and right half of the image).
If using GIMP or Photshop, use the PSD template. If using Paint.NET, use the PDN template.
Thanks to /u/BeardedBears for the layered template
Ultimate PSD Template: DOWNLOAD (for Photoshop, GIMP, and others)
Ultimate PDN Template: DOWNLOAD (for Paint.NET)
Flat PNG Template: (right click, then click "Save image as").
If using the ultimate templates, there's a reddit thread here with the creators notes
You should draw your hats on a layer in front of this template, and export them as transparent PNG files without the template layer(s).
If using photoshop, be sure to save the PNG files with the "interlaced" option, as otherwise the file size may end up too large to be a hat.
When finished creating your hat textures, go to the quackhead webpage (here).
Click "Add Team" and select the png files you created
For each team type a team name.
Hat files will allow you to use your hats in multiplayer games. Everyone will be able to see your hat, without any mod being needed!
They are, however, not "official". So if you have problems, try removing them before anything else.
Click "Export as .hat files" at the top.
Extract the .hat files from the zip, if you downloaded more than one.
Move the downloaded .hat files into your duck game folder, this is usually at something like
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Duck Game\
Then start duck game, your hats should be in your hat selector.
If you don't need to export as a mod pack, you're done! Otherwise read on.
Mod packs allow people using the mod to wear the hat, but currently they can ONLY play with other people using the mod.
You may not want to use this unless you have a group of people who will play using your mod.
Click "Export as Modpack" at the top.
Fill in the following fields, described below:
"Name" - Unique Name for your mod
"Description" - One line description of your mod
"Author" - Name / Username of the mod creator
"Version" - Must be a number, describes the version of your mod.
Once done, click "Download Exported Modpack"
Open the .zip file, and copy the folder inside to your Documents/Duck Game/Mods folder
Start duck game, and as soon as you can, try to change your hat. Check that your new hats work correctly.
Be aware that with mod packs, you can ONLY play with people that have the exact same combination of mod packs
If you have problems, you can remove the mod from your Mods folder to get things back to normal.
(this step is completely optional, but recommended)
The thumbnail is a square image that will be shown on the workshop and mod browser.
Create a 256x256 png file and name it "preview.png", put it in the "content" folder inside the mod directory.
You can publish your mod so other people can use it. In the settings page, go to "Manage Mods".
From there, you can publish your mod.


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Operating Systems Xv6
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- This project is adapted from MIT's Operating Systems course material. Please refer to this this page for more details.
- This guide is also provided for IUST's Operating Systems course. All students should follow instructions in order to accomplish the course project. Please visit the website of the course.
Description
Xv6 is developed for teaching operating systems course at MIT. It is a re-implementation of Dennis Ritchie's and Ken Thompson's Unix Version 6 (v6). In this page, It will be introduced the simple steps of installing and use of Xv6.
Book
Xv6 version 11 book is available. You can download it from here.
Installation
Use following Commands to compile and build Xv6.
git clone git://github.com/os-course/xv6-public.git
cd xv6-public
make
Also, you need to install a hypervisor like Virtualbox or VMWare. However, It is recommended to install Qemu.
sudo apt install qemu
make qemu
*Note: be sure you are in the directory of cloned repository. [~/your/local/dir/xv6-public$
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| mgus {survival} | R Documentation |
Natural history of 241 subjects with monoclonal gammapothy of undetermined significance (MGUS).
mgus mgus1
mgus: A data frame with 241 observations on the following 12 variables.
| id: | subject id |
| age: | age in years at the detection of MGUS |
| sex: | male or female |
| dxyr: | year of diagnosis |
| pcdx: | for subjects who progress to a plasma cell malignancy |
| the subtype of malignancy: multiple myeloma (MM) is the | |
| most common, followed by amyloidosis (AM), macroglobulinemia (MA), | |
| and other lymphprolifative disorders (LP) | |
| pctime: | days from MGUS until diagnosis of a plasma cell malignancy |
| futime: | days from diagnosis to last follow-up |
| death: | 1= follow-up is until death |
| alb: | albumin level at MGUS diagnosis |
| creat: | creatinine at MGUS diagnosis |
| hgb: | hemoglobin at MGUS diagnosis |
| mspike: | size of the monoclonal protein spike at diagnosis |
mgus1: The same data set in start,stop format. Contains the id, age, sex, and laboratory variable described above along with
| start, stop: | sequential intervals of time for each subject |
| status: | =1 if the interval ends in an event |
| event: | a factor containing the event type: censor, death, or plasma cell malignancy |
| enum: | event number for each subject: 1 or 2 |
Plasma cells are responsible for manufacturing immunoglobulins, an important part of the immune defense. At any given time there are estimated to be about 10^6 different immunoglobulins in the circulation at any one time. When a patient has a plasma cell malignancy the distribution will become dominated by a single isotype, the product of the malignant clone, visible as a spike on a serum protein electrophoresis. Monoclonal gammapothy of undertermined significance (MGUS) is the presence of such a spike, but in a patient with no evidence of overt malignancy. This data set of 241 sequential subjects at Mayo Clinic was the groundbreaking study defining the natural history of such subjects. Due to the diligence of the principle investigator 0 subjects have been lost to follow-up.
Three subjects had MGUS detected on the day of death. In data set
mgus1
these subjects have the time to MGUS coded as .5 day before
the death in order to avoid tied times.
These data sets were updated in Jan 2015 to correct some small errors.
Mayo Clinic data courtesy of Dr. Robert Kyle.
R Kyle, Benign monoclonal gammopathy – after 20 to 35 years of follow-up, Mayo Clinic Proc 1993; 68:26-36.
# Create the competing risk curves for time to first of death or PCM sfit <- survfit(Surv(start, stop, event) ~ sex, mgus1, subset=(enum==1)) print(sfit) # the order of printout is the order in which they plot plot(sfit, xscale=365.25, lty=c(2,1,2,1), col=c(1,1,2,2), xlab="Years after MGUS detection", ylab="Proportion") legend(0, .8, c("Death/male", "Death/female", "PCM/male", "PCM/female"), lty=c(1,1,2,2), col=c(2,1,2,1), bty='n') title("Curves for the first of plasma cell malignancy or death") # The plot shows that males have a higher death rate than females (no # surprise) but their rates of conversion to PCM are essentially the same.


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This tool was built to help developers like me to manage the client side storage (filesystem, websql, indexeddb, local/session storage & cookies) with a nice GUI. My intention was to be able to administrate/see and look what storage there is on my phone & tablet so the very core of this is built on simple javascript that can be bookmarked and used in any browser with a little twisted responsiveness
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- Drag/add this: ClientMyAdmin to your bookmarks
- Go to any site you want
- Click on the bookmarklet
- if you are on chrome for mobile, then you need to manuly write in
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We reserve the right, at our sole discretion, to modify or replace these terms at any time. If a revision is material, we will try to provide at least 14 days of notice prior to any new terms taking effect. What constitutes a material change will be determined at our sole discretion.


A container is a storage compartment for your data and provides a way for you to organize your data. You can think of a container as a folder in Windows® or a directory in UNIX®. The primary difference between a container and these other file system concepts is that containers cannot be nested. You can, however, create an unlimited number of containers within your account. Data must be stored in a container so you must have at least one container defined in your account prior to uploading data.
Note: A Public Container will allow anyone with the Public URL to gain access to your objects in the container.