public abstract class TeleOpOctopus
extends com.qualcomm.robotcore.eventloop.opmode.OpMode
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Servo |
armAngle1
arm angler 1
|
(package private) com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Servo |
armAngle2
arm angler 2
|
(package private) boolean |
armextended
set as true when the arm is fully extended
|
(package private) com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Servo |
armHook
makes the hook on the end of the arm go out for hanging
|
(package private) com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor |
bl
back left drive motor
|
(package private) float |
BLpower
power of
bl which can be altered |
(package private) com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor |
br
back right drive motor
|
(package private) float |
BRpower
power of
br which can be altered |
(package private) com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Servo |
clmbrDmprB
the servo that controls the climber dumping arm for the blue side
|
(package private) com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Servo |
clmbrDmprR
the servo that controls the climber dumping arm for the red side
|
(package private) com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor |
collect
the motor that powers the collector
|
(package private) com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Servo |
doorL
the left hopper door control servo
|
(package private) com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Servo |
doorR
the right hopper door control servo
|
(package private) float |
driveMod
how much the robot should be slowed by
higher=slower
|
(package private) com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Servo |
dumper
the servo which controls the sliding dumper block
|
(package private) com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor |
ext
extender control motor
|
(package private) com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.TouchSensor |
extStop
this is pressed when the arm is fully retracted
it is used by
processArm() |
(package private) com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor |
fl
front left drive motor
|
(package private) float |
FLpower
power of
fl which can be altered |
(package private) com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor |
fr
front right drive motor
|
(package private) float |
FRpower
power of
fr which can be altered |
(package private) int |
oldarm
the arm's last value
|
(package private) com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor |
pullUp1
pull up control motor 1
|
(package private) com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor |
pullUp2
pull up control motor 2
|
(package private) float |
rotPower
the rotational power
|
(package private) float |
rotVal
the value of
OpMode.gamepad1 joystick 2 x
latter written to rotPower |
(package private) int |
side
informs the program whether it is red or blue
1=blue
-1=red
|
(package private) com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Servo |
sideArmL
left side arm control servo
|
(package private) com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Servo |
sideArmR
right side arm control servo
|
(package private) float |
YPower
the forwards backwards power
|
(package private) float |
YVal
the value of
OpMode.gamepad1 joystick 1 y
later written to YPower |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
TeleOpOctopus() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private void |
angleArm()
sets the angle of the arm
this is controlled by
OpMode.gamepad2 left stick y axis |
void |
attachments()
this processes all inputs that do not affect the movement of the wheels
|
private void |
climberDumper()
dumps the climber if the
OpMode.gamepad2 y button is pressed |
private void |
collector()
Runs the collector
in is
OpMode.gamepad2 right bumper
out is OpMode.gamepad2 left bumper |
private void |
drive()
this processes inputs directly related to moving the wheels
|
private void |
dumping()
|
private void |
getInput()
receives input from joystick and writes it to variables
OpMode.gamepad1 left stick y axis controls forwards and backwards
OpMode.gamepad1 right stick x axis controls rotation |
private void |
hang() |
private void |
hook()
Makes the hook go out
|
void |
init(int sideInput)
this maps all of our variables to the hardware
|
void |
loop()
all this does is starts the runs the functions that actually process inputs and do the driving
|
private void |
processArm()
runs everything involving extending and retracting the main dumper arm
ext and synchronizing it with pullUp1 and pullUp2
the arm is extended by OpMode.gamepad2 right trigger and retracted by OpMode.gamepad2 left trigger
OpMode.gamepad2 a button tightens the arm
if the arm is fully retracted, the arm cannot retract more became extStop is pressed |
private void |
processInput()
processes input to form a complete power for each wheel
it also the input values to avoid errors
|
private void |
setPower()
sets power
also clips the speed to avoid errors and slows down the robot if required
|
private void |
sideArm() |
private void |
slowRobot()
if
OpMode.gamepad1 right trigger is pressed, it causes the robot to slow down |
void |
stop()
there are no special stop events
|
com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor fl
com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor br
com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor bl
com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor fr
float YPower
float rotPower
boolean armextended
int oldarm
com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor collect
com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Servo armAngle1
com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Servo armAngle2
com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Servo dumper
com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Servo doorR
com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Servo doorL
com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Servo armHook
com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor pullUp1
com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor pullUp2
com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor ext
com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Servo clmbrDmprR
com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Servo clmbrDmprB
com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Servo sideArmL
com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.Servo sideArmR
float driveMod
int side
float FRpower
fr
which can be alteredfloat BRpower
br
which can be alteredfloat FLpower
fl
which can be alteredfloat BLpower
bl
which can be alteredfloat YVal
OpMode.gamepad1
joystick 1 y
later written to YPower
float rotVal
OpMode.gamepad1
joystick 2 x
latter written to rotPower
com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.TouchSensor extStop
processArm()
public void init(int sideInput)
sideInput
- this is given by our separate programs that reference this file so that autonomous knows weather it is red or blue. 1=blue, -1=redpublic void loop()
loop
in class com.qualcomm.robotcore.eventloop.opmode.OpMode
drive()
,
attachments()
public void stop()
stop
in class com.qualcomm.robotcore.eventloop.opmode.OpMode
private void drive()
getInput()
,
processInput()
,
slowRobot()
,
setPower()
public void attachments()
collector()
,
dumping()
,
climberDumper()
,
processArm()
,
angleArm()
private void collector()
OpMode.gamepad2
right bumper
out is OpMode.gamepad2
left bumperprivate void dumping()
private void climberDumper()
OpMode.gamepad2
y button is pressedprivate void processArm()
ext
and synchronizing it with pullUp1
and pullUp2
the arm is extended by OpMode.gamepad2
right trigger and retracted by OpMode.gamepad2
left trigger
OpMode.gamepad2
a button tightens the arm
if the arm is fully retracted, the arm cannot retract more became extStop
is pressedprivate void angleArm()
OpMode.gamepad2
left stick y axisprivate void hook()
private void sideArm()
private void hang()
private void getInput()
OpMode.gamepad1
left stick y axis controls forwards and backwards
OpMode.gamepad1
right stick x axis controls rotationprivate void processInput()
private void setPower()
private void slowRobot()
OpMode.gamepad1
right trigger is pressed, it causes the robot to slow down


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Interview by Jonathan Bernstein. Click here for pictures from the
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ANGELES--Robbie Williams is standing in a Jacuzzi at the West
Hollywood Sunset Marquis Hotel, his crimson Speedo floating
several feet away, fluffing his semi-flacid member into
consciousness. This is partly for the amusement of his band
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Earlier today, it was announced the the 25-year old Williams,
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definitive proof of the pan-generational appeal of the former
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William's neck and proffer their breasts for his gratified
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with the still-naked actresses and says, "Pleasure working
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Back in his hotel room, the message light is blinking. Williams
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Congratulations on the nominations. I'm really happy for you.
We've got to get together soon. Bye, darling." Surprised and
touched by the message and undoubtedly gratified that the press
in the room have just received impormptu confirmation of his
status as a member of Britian's pop aristocracy, Williams
slumpsdown on a couch for a pre-showcase nap. As MTV lulls him to
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The next day, as Williams checks out of the hotel, he declares
the pampered anonymity of his L.A. stopover "the most
relaxing time I've had since I've been famous." But don't
expect Britian's biggest pop star to go too long without working.
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about his Brit nomination clean-sweep, Williams spreads his arms
wide and, attracting the notice to the entire lobby, announces,
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{% if request.POST %}Relationship between GDP and Enrollment: This displays the Pearsons correlation coefficient and the p-value. Note that the p-value is never actually 0 but always likely less than 0.0005 rounded up and reported as 0.
Interpretation of r (correlation coefficient) value:- Exactly –1. A perfect downhill (negative) linear relationship
- –0.70. A strong downhill (negative) linear relationship
- –0.50. A moderate downhill (negative) relationship
- –0.30. A weak downhill (negative) linear relationship
- 0. No linear relationship
- +0.30. A weak uphill (positive) linear relationship
- +0.50. A moderate uphill (positive) relationship
- +0.70. A strong uphill (positive) linear relationship
- Exactly +1. A perfect uphill (positive) linear relationship
Interpretation of P - value: The P-value here is the probability that the null hypothesis is true. In this case, it represents the probability that the correlation between gdp and enrollments in the sample occurred by chance. p-value of 0.05 = 5%, 0.01 = 1% If the p-value is smaller than the significance level, in this case 0.05 we reject the null hypothesis and accept the alternative hypothesis (i.e The correlation between gdp and enrollment is not by random chance). if the P-value is larger than 0.05, the correlation is not statistically significant
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 You come expecting a fresh new swear to stuff into your language satchels, like giddy trick-or-treaters at the front door of a crotchety uncle. Ordinarily I would oblige. But the purpose of this swear of the month club has long since expanded beyond the mere coining of neologisms. I have made it my mission not only to arm you with new swears, but with the skill to put your arsenal of swears to good use. And so, with a heavy heart, I must inform you of a crisis that threatens the very heart of sweardom: we have reached peak fuck. It is hard to imagine that a swear which has been with is for so long could possibly lose its edge.
Words wear out with use. We see this most clearly with synonyms for cool. “Epic” is a good recent example of this. “Epic” once referred only to grand deeds and heroic tales. It was a word with power. Because it had power, later generations used it to describe things they felt powerfully about – first historical events and political upheavals, then dramatic victories, then regular victories, then hilarious failures, and then … mealtimes? Today, using the word “epic” in any sense will earn you little more than a sneer. We used the word because it was powerful, but our use depleted its power.
 While it has long been insulated from this corroding process by the fact that people are less willing to be heard saying it publicly, the proliferation of uncensored language enabled by the internet has lead us to give and receive more fucks than at any other time in history. As quantity increases, potency decreases, and so we find ourselves in a world of diminishing fucks. We live in a world where friends can jovially tell each other to “fuck off,” where “fuck me,” is an expression of mild exasperation, and where many individuals (myself included) use “fucking” as a replacement for “um.”  We must append additional epithets and adjectives, or at very least an uncomfortable-sounding object with which to do the fucking.
We are at a crossroads, friends. We can decide to preserve our fucks for future generations to enjoy, or we can continue the thoughtless fuckery of the past, until our beloved “fuck” goes the way of “epic.” I know that so far I have played the role of doomsday apostle, but I would not be delivering this bad news if I did not have some good solutions.
 This is a truth near and dear to my heart, as I spent five years of my life writing the word “fuck” next to the names of various gods and goddesses. When I ran Myths RETOLD, I would often get emails from fans who attempted to imitate what they thought of as my writing style – constant line breaks, and manifold conjugations of “fuck” inserted in lieu of jokes. What people didn’t seem to realize was how much time I spent figuring out how not to write “fuck.”
 But over time, I realized that I was using the word as a lazy substitute for linguistic precision. The turning point came about when I was working on my first book. The publisher insisted that I dramatically reduce the number of fucks per page.
One theme I’ve attempted to drive home with the swear of the month is that the potency of a swear is directly proportional to its precision.    Thus, if we want to continue to use our fucks, we must use them wisely.
There are two major ways to effectively use fuck, in my opinion. The first is to create tension between linguistic registers.  Phrases like “fucking pavlovian”, “serene as fuck”, and “exi-fucking-stential” exemplify this technique.
The second method, perhaps more broadly applicable, is to embrace fuck’s status as a generic curse in order to create new swears. Much as a chef adds salt to transform unremarkable vegetables into a meal, we can add “fuck” to transform nearly any innocent word into a vector for abuse. I discussed this briefly a few months ago in my essay on the etymology of “fuckboy,” but the principle bears repeating.   A “bell” is merely something that rings, but what is a “fuckbell”? Clearly not something you want to be, I’ll tell you that.
With this simple technique, we gain access to nigh infinite swear combinations. Suddenly, any word can be a swear – the more innocuous the better. The great task of this decade, I suspect, will be finding the best of these combinations for inclusion in the lexicon. We already have “fuckboy,” but what about “fucklad?” What about “fuckbird”? What about “fucktree”? The decomposing corpse of the once-proud F-word can yield ample fertilizer for our richly offensive imaginations. All it takes is a shift in mindset, from copulation … to conservation.


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supportability Engineering program: is focusing on minimizing the cost of ownership and production through identification and elimination or control of cost drives.
Systems Assurance program: Is designed to assurance programs to optimize the quality, reliability and maintainability characteristics and safety aspects of the project's elements and of the completed system. Our approach ensures the system is designed to provide a high degree of safety and reliability, and to minimize downtime during preventive and corrective maintenance activities.
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Stripe.Charges
Handles charges to the Stripe API.
Summary
Functions
Captures a charge that is currently pending. Note: you can default a charge to be automatically captured by setting capture: true
in the charge create params
Updates a charge with changeable information (see the Stripe docs on what you can change)
Examples
Creates a charge for a customer or card. You must pass in the amount, and also a source for the charge that can be a token or customer. See the Stripe docs for proper source specs
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Refunds a charge completely. Use refund_partial
if you just want to… you know… partially refund
Refunds a charge partially; the amount is required
Functions
Captures a charge that is currently pending. Note: you can default a charge to be automatically captured by setting capture: true
in the charge create params.
Example
{:ok, charge} = Stripe.Charges.capture("charge_id")
Updates a charge with changeable information (see the Stripe docs on what you can change)
Examples
params = [description: "Changed charge"]
{:ok, charge} = Stripe.Charges.change("charge_id", params)
Creates a charge for a customer or card. You must pass in the amount, and also a source for the charge that can be a token or customer. See the Stripe docs for proper source specs.
Examples
params = [
source: [
object: "card",
number: "4111111111111111",
exp_month: 10,
exp_year: 2020,
country: "US",
name: "Ducky Test",
cvc: 123
],
description: "1000 Widgets"
]
{:ok, result} = Stripe.Charges.create 1000,params
Lists out charges from your account with a default limit of 10. You can override this by passing in a limit.
Examples
{:ok, charges} = Stripe.Charges.list(100)
Refunds a charge completely. Use refund_partial
if you just want to… you know… partially refund
Example
{:ok, charge} = Stripe.Charges.refund("charge_id")


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Mission Statement:
The flower shop’s purpose is to provide our customers with quality flowers and floral arrangements at a fair
price. We will strive to match and surpass the expectations that our customers expect from us and our products.
We will not compromise on quality and will never use inferior product for the sake of price. We will strive to
educate our customers on the care of our products.
Vision statement:
TIDOM Flower Shop will thrive to become the leader in providing floral products and services.
TIDOM flower Shop will try to maintain a tradition of exceeding customers’ expectations at a reasonable price.
Will try to grow into a profitable business by building repeat customers and expanding our market area.
TIDOM Flower Shop will try to provide opportunities for the staff to grow with the business.


Credits
Core team
Michel-Ange Kuntz, France
CEO of Partikule, Web Design Agency based in Paris.
After several years of PHP development, Partikule Studio came upon the PHP framework CodeIgniter and started developing a CodeIgniter based CMS : Ionize.
Originaly used for the studio clients only, the first development versions have been rebuilt into the project you see today.
Christophe Prudent, Switzerland
CEO of Too Pixel, Web Design Agency based in Geneva.
With many years of professional webdesign and his long experience with CodeIgniter, he brings lots of functional good practices and a lot of conceptual solutions to the project
Mario König, Germany
CEO of Kinsa, Communication Agency based in Bad Rappenau.
Special thank
Martin Wernstahl, Sweden
Student in Sweden, Martin has developed the "Access" library, wich inspirates us for the Ionize "Connect" library (user management library), and "FTL", the fastest template language library.
Beta tester & translators
Thanks to all beta tester and translator for their very rich participation.


Lightning claims at least 17 lives as rains lash parts of Sindh
by Sameer MandhroKARACHI: At least 17 people, including women and children, have reportedly been killed due to lightning in different parts of Tharparkar and Sanghar districts in Sindh.
Dozens of animals have also lost their lives in the region during the last 24 hours as heavy to moderate rainfall still continues across the desert, creating panic among the people of Tharparkar and adjacent areas.
According to hospital sources, several injured people have been shifted to different health facilities, including the district Civil Hospital Mithi.
In Udani village near Chhachhro town, a woman Sona Dohat, 35, was killed. In another incident, three members of a family identified as Abdul Razzaq, Muqima and Sakina residents of Morasiyo village, lost their lives in lightning related incidents.
Over two dozens people with lightning strike injuries were shifted to different hospitals of Mithi, Islamkot and Chhachhro.
Mumtaz Nohrio, a resident of Mithi city, said that electricity was suspended to cities with many people believed that it was too dangerous to use mobile phones during the heavy rains.
“That’s why we don’t know exactly what is happening in the remote areas,” he said, adding “There was no rescue system available in the area to move the injured to hospital immediately.”


Estimation of latent class models with covariate effects on underlying and measured variables. The measured variables are dichotomous or polytomous, all with the same number of categories.
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Depends: | Matrix, mlogit, poLCA |
| Published: | 2013-06-10 |
| Author: | Aurelie Bertrand and Christian M. Hafner |
| Maintainer: | Aurelie Bertrand <aurelie.bertrand at uclouvain.be> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| In views: | Psychometrics |
| CRAN checks: | covLCA results |
| Reference manual: | covLCA.pdf |
| Package source: | covLCA_1.0.tar.gz |
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| OS X binaries: | r-release: covLCA_1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: covLCA_1.0.tgz |
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Speech
Matt Hancock spoke about the UK's response to the growing global demand for higher education and about working together for open government.
My sincere gratitude to Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande and Sir Ciarán Devane, Chief Executive of the British Council, for welcoming me here today at the opening of Going Global.
I am delighted to have the opportunity to speak to such a distinguished audience of ministers, international education leaders and experts as well as participating in Steering Committee of the Open Government Partnership in Cape Town this week.
Going Global has become the premier platform for higher education leaders from across the world to engage. It lives up to its name. And this is a very special conference: the first time ever held on the African continent. I am honoured to be participating.
In 1947, our great monarch, Her Majesty the Queen, aged 21, visited Cape Town with her parents. During her speech here, she dedicated her life to the service of the Commonwealth, talked about the challenges faced by young people and the need to work together.
Many years later, South Africa’s greatest son Nelson Mandela famously stated that “education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”. While today young people face different challenges, these 2 messages – working together, and transforming the world through education – are as relevant as ever.
This week marks 22 years since the world celebrated, and South Africans participated in, those thrilling first democratic elections.
Over those 22 years, much has changed. South Africa has seen unprecedented development. Successive South African governments have reduced serious poverty in South Africa from 42% in 2000 to 29% in 2011. Yes there are bumps on the road – there always are – but in those 22 years, the world has developed faster than ever before.
And what does that mean? What does it really mean? It means over those 22 years that more people than ever before – millions here, billions around the world – have been lifted out of grinding poverty. Millions more have the chance to put their ingenuity and capability to good use, and to better their lives.
And it has not happened by accident. This unprecedented development over a generation has happened by a golden combination of courageous openness and the expansion of education.
The spread of openness: open democracy, open markets, open societies and open access to education for all have been the seeds of this change, because these things empower the people.
But all is not done. Challenges, deep challenges, remain. And while there is one hungry mouth to feed. While there is one fertile mind unnourished by the invigorating food of education. While illiteracy and want and poverty exist on this earth. It is our job, our task, and our duty, to empower and open and educate.
Let us today recommit to that goal.
For in forging this open, empowered world the global connections of higher education are a major force for good, for innovation, for knowledge and for partnership.
We in the UK take great pleasure – and pride – in welcoming students from all over the world. We work hard to make sure they enjoy as well as learn. Our scholarships have provided life-changing chances for thousands across the globe and here in South Africa.
We are keen too to see more UK students study overseas and I want to thank the British Council for their work on this. And as technology marches on, the world opens up innovative, ways of learning – joint overseas campuses, joint degrees, and online learning – taking advantage of the digital revolution, to reach more young people.
Modern technology allows learning to spread better to every inch of humanity, in every corner of the globe. From here in Cape Town in the south to Nunavut in the north, let us celebrate this radical expansion of the potential for education, that all can benefit from the best teaching and education in the world.
Our research collaboration is second to none, with the growing reach of our Newton Fund supporting collaborative research.
We are privileged to work with so many of you. With Brazil and Columbia on biodiversity; with Egypt on health and water; with India on solar; and with China on life sciences. This is bringing the best people together in our universities and building bridges that go way beyond the research itself.
Our collaboration with South Africa is a great example of success, underpinning our relationship, with joint research to address issues in health, agritech and energy. Their work strengthens our knowledge, understanding and trust.
But we know that when it comes to reaching our joint goal, more needs to be done.
Today’s generation of young people represents 1 quarter of the world’s population.
Over the next decade, 1 billion young people will enter the global labour force.
The number of students enrolling in higher education worldwide will increase by 21 million between 2011 and 2020. But only about 2% of these students will travel abroad for study.
In many of the developing countries, where demand for higher education is expanding fastest, domestic systems are not responding quickly enough to meet need.
And for a new generation of 200 million young Africans seeking a more prosperous future, this represents a demographic window of opportunity.
For while the challenges are real, meeting this need will require millions more in higher education.
We need to look beyond primary and secondary education to invest in young people to generate job-ready, productive and entrepreneurial graduates who will be the teachers, engineers, philosophers, diplomats, doctors, inventors and leaders of the future.
I profoundly believe that the ingenuity in every human breast is an asset, with a value incalculable. Let us unlock that potential together.
And while countries around the world face headwinds and risks, I look forward to working with you on your impressive and ambitious national development plan here in South Africa.
I can commit that we in the UK will play our part. Through our trade, growing as it is. Through collaboration, the theme of this conference. And through support for higher education specifically. Today I can commit to you our support for the SPHEIR programme – funded by the UK to catalyse ambitious, multi-sector and high-value partnerships to transform the quality, relevance, access and affordability of higher education.
SPHEIR will support partnerships that bring businesses and universities together to develop bespoke curricula, improve the quality of teaching and make higher education provision more affordable for students.
I want to thank the British Council and others for the role they will play in delivering the SPHEIR programme. The programme will have a strong focus on Sub-Saharan Africa and other countries where there is strongest unmet need.
Let us not see the window of opportunity close. Let us collaborate to deliver for the citizens who we serve.
Just as we must collaborate to support education, so too I believe we must collaborate to promote openness. Sunlight, it is said, is the best disinfectant. And Cape Town this week is host to the Open Government Partnership of 69 countries, across the world, committed to opening up government and tackling corruption. Openness supports the rule of law, builds economies and fights poverty.
And in this context, transparency is vitally important for the further development of effective national education plans, jobs and growth and in developing the international partnerships that Going Global will establish.
We shall only succeed by working together, through and with international organisations and partnerships. Later this month in London leaders from around the world are meeting at my Prime Minister’s Anti-Corruption Summit . This presents a big opportunity for us to demonstrate our commitment to action, and I am very pleased that South Africa and other countries here today will be represented.
So let us rise to the challenges we face together. And let us seize the opportunities the world presents.
Six decades since Her Majesty spoke here, and 2 decades after South Africa opened to the world, that world has changed for the better. But many challenges remain. Our role, and our duty, is to ensure a bright, open future in the decades to come.
So let’s work together and make it happen.
I wish you an excellent conference.
Published: 3 May 2016


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14. windows.generated_def
– generated Windows defines and structures¶
windows.generated_def
contains Python
files generated by ctypes_generation/
.
Those generated files includes:
- some Windows structures and enums
- some Windows defines including some
NTSTATUS
- some Windows function prototypes
Each value in windef
and ntstatus
is a Flag
or a StrFlag
.
Here is every generated definition by type:
14.6. Example¶
>>> import windows.generated_def
>>> import windows.generated_def as gdef
>>> gdef
<module 'windows.generated_def' from 'c:\users\hakril\documents\work\pythonforwindows\windows\generated_def\__init__.pyc'>
>>> gdef.PAGE_EXECUTE_READWRITE
PAGE_EXECUTE_READWRITE(0x40L)
>>> gdef.PAGE_EXECUTE_READWRITE == 0x40
True
>>> gdef.PAGE_EXECUTE_READWRITE + 1
65L
>>> gdef.STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION
STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION(0xc0000005L)
>>> gdef.LDR_DATA_TABLE_ENTRY
<class 'windows.generated_def.winstructs._LDR_DATA_TABLE_ENTRY'>
>>> gdef.LDR_DATA_TABLE_ENTRY._fields_
[('Reserved1', <class 'windows.generated_def.winstructs.c_void_p_Array_2'>), ...]
>>> gdef.MEMORY_INFORMATION_CLASS
<class 'windows.generated_def.winstructs._MEMORY_INFORMATION_CLASS'>
>>> gdef.MEMORY_INFORMATION_CLASS.values
[_MEMORY_INFORMATION_CLASS.MemoryBasicInformation(0x0L), _MEMORY_INFORMATION_CLASS.MemoryWorkingSetList(0x1L),
_MEMORY_INFORMATION_CLASS.MemorySectionName(0x2L), _MEMORY_INFORMATION_CLASS.MemoryBasicVlmInformation(0x3L),
_MEMORY_INFORMATION_CLASS.MemoryWorkingSetListEx(0x4L)]
>>> gdef.MemoryBasicInformation
_MEMORY_INFORMATION_CLASS.MemoryBasicInformation(0x0L)


|
Choose Your Path |
|
Exploratory, Presentation, Practice, Explain a Process |
Accessible content can be authored but widget needs some work needs to be done. |
Yes |
|
Click Change |
|
Presentation, Practice, Explain a Process, Linear |
Accessible content can be authored but widget needs some work needs to be done. |
Yes |
|
Compare/Contrast |
|
Presentation, Compare & Contrast |
Accessible content can be authored but widget needs some work needs to be done. |
Yes |
|
Coordinated Image Highlight |
|
Presentation |
Accessible content can be authored but widget needs some work needs to be done. |
No |
|
Coordinated Text Highlight |
|
Presentation |
Accessible content can be authored but widget needs some work needs to be done. |
Yes |
|
Drag and Drop |
|
Presentation, Practice |
Accessible content can be authored but widget needs some work needs to be done. |
Yes |
|
Equation Balancer |
|
Presentation |
Accessible content can be authored but widget needs some work needs to be done. |
No |
|
Flashcard Plus |
|
Presentation |
Accessible content can be authored but widget needs some work needs to be done. |
No |
|
Instructions Viewer |
|
Presentation |
Accessible content can be authored but widget needs some work needs to be done. |
No |
|
Layer Reveal |
|
Presentation, Compare & Contrast |
Accessible content can be authored but widget needs some work needs to be done. |
No |
|
MHE Audio |
|
Presentation |
Accessible content can be authored but widget needs some work needs to be done. |
No |
|
MHE Assess |
|
Practice |
Accessible |
Yes |
|
MHE Multiple Choice |
|
Practice |
Accessible |
Yes |
|
MHE Timeline |
|
Presentation |
Accessible |
No |
|
MHE Video |
|
Presentation |
Accessible |
No |
|
Multi-Step Type Entry |
|
Presentation, Practice |
Accessible content can be authored but widget needs some work needs to be done. |
Yes |
|
Outline Expander |
|
Presentation, Definitions, Compare & Contrast |
Accessible |
No |
|
Paragraph Builder |
|
Practice |
Accessible content can be authored but widget needs some work needs to be done. |
Yes |
|
Paragraph Entry |
|
Practice |
Accessible |
Yes |
|
Poptips Plus |
|
Presentation, Practice, Definitions |
Accessible content can be authored but widget needs some work needs to be done. |
Yes |
|
Simple Expander |
|
Presentation |
Accessible content can be authored but widget needs some work needs to be done. |
No |
| Slideline Plus |
|
Presentation, Explain a Process, Definitions, Linear |
Accessible content can be authored but widget needs some work needs to be done. |
No |
|
Step by Step |
|
Presentation, Explain a Process, Linear, Compare & Contrast |
Accessible content can be authored but widget needs some work needs to be done. |
No |
|
Swype |
|
Presentation, Explain a Process |
Accessible content can be authored but widget needs some work needs to be done. |
No |
|
Table Type Entry |
|
Presentation, Practice |
Accessible content can be authored but widget needs some work needs to be done. |
Yes |
|
Type Entry |
|
Practice, Definitions |
Accessible content can be authored but widget needs some work needs to be done. |
Yes |
|
Webpage Viewer |
|
None |
Accessible content can be authored but widget needs some work needs to be done. |
No |


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Add an Employee
First name:
Last name:
Department:
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IT
Software Engineer
Web Engineer
Network Administrator
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Name:
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Employee ID:
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Total Employees:


| Elements' Summary |
| Style |
specifies the style of the gradient.
|
| StartColor |
specifies the color at the start point of the gradient.
|
| EndColor |
specifies the color at the end point of the gradient.
|
| Angle |
angle of the gradient in 1/10 degree.
|
| Border |
per cent of the total width where just the start color is used.
|
| XOffset |
specifies the X-coordinate, where the gradient begins.
|
| YOffset |
specifies the Y-coordinate, where the gradient begins.
|
| StartIntensity |
specifies the intensity at the start point of the gradient.
|
| EndIntensity |
specifies the intensity at the end point of the gradient.
|
| StepCount |
specifies the number of steps of change color.
|
| Elements' Details |
Style
GradientStyle Style;
- Description
- specifies the style of the gradient.
|
|
StartColor
::com::sun::star::util::Color StartColor;
- Description
- specifies the color at the start point of the gradient.
|
|
EndColor
::com::sun::star::util::Color EndColor;
- Description
- specifies the color at the end point of the gradient.
|
|
Angle
short Angle;
- Description
- angle of the gradient in 1/10 degree.
|
|
Border
short Border;
- Description
- per cent of the total width where just the start color is used.
|
|
XOffset
short XOffset;
- Description
- specifies the X-coordinate, where the gradient begins.
|
|
YOffset
short YOffset;
- Description
- specifies the Y-coordinate, where the gradient begins.
|
|
StartIntensity
short StartIntensity;
- Description
- specifies the intensity at the start point of the gradient.
|
|
EndIntensity
short EndIntensity;
- Description
- specifies the intensity at the end point of the gradient.
|
|
StepCount
short StepCount;
- Description
- specifies the number of steps of change color.
|
|
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#import <CGUpnpDevice.h>
List of all members.
Protected Attributes |
|
BOOL | isCObjectCreated |
Detailed Description
The CGUpnpDevice class is a wrapper class for CgUpnpDevice of CyberLink for C.
Member Function Documentation
| - (NSString *) absoluteIconUrl: |
|
(CGUpnpIcon *) |
anIcon |
|
Return a absolute url of the specified icon.
- Parameters:
-
- Returns:
- Absolute url of the specified icon.
Announce the device.
- Returns:
- YES if the device is started normally, otherwise NO.
| - (NSString *) descriptionURL |
|
|
|
Return a descrition URL
- Returns:
- Descripton URL of the device.
| - (NSString *) deviceType |
|
|
|
Get the device type of the device.
- Returns:
- Device Type.
| - (NSString *) friendlyName |
|
|
|
Get the friendly name of the device.
- Returns:
- Friendly name.
Get a service in the device by the specified service ID.
- Parameters:
-
| serviceId | A service ID string of the service. |
- Returns:
- The CGUpnpService if the specified service is found; otherwise nil.
Get a service in the device by the specified service type.
- Parameters:
-
| serviceType | A service type string of the service. |
- Returns:
- The CGUpnpService if the specified service is found; otherwise nil.
Get all icons in the device as a NSArray object. The array has the services as instances of CGUpnpIconIcon.
- Returns:
- NSArray of CGUpnpIcon.
Create a new UPnP device.
- Returns:
- New instance if successfull; otherwise nil.
| - (id) initWithCObject: |
|
(CgUpnpDevice *) |
cobj |
|
Create a new UPnP device with the C instance.
- Returns:
- New instance if successfull; otherwise nil.
| - (id) initWithXMLDescription: |
|
(NSString *) |
xmlDesc |
|
Create a new UPnP device with the XML descriptioin.
- Returns:
- New instance if successfull; otherwise nil.
Return a IP address.
- Returns:
- IP address of the device.
| - (BOOL) isDeviceType: |
|
(NSString *) |
aType |
|
Check whether the device type is the specified type.
- Parameters:
-
| aType | A type string of the device. |
- Returns:
- YES if the specified type is same as the device type; otherwise NO.
| - (BOOL) isFriendlyName: |
|
(NSString *) |
aFriendlyName |
|
Check whether the device's friendly name is the specified name.
- Parameters:
-
| aFriendlyName | A friendly name string of the device. |
- Returns:
- YES if the specified friendly name is same as the device' friendly name; otherwise NO.
Check if the controll point is running.
- Returns:
- YES if the device is started normally, otherwise NO.
| - (BOOL) isUDN: |
|
(NSString *) |
aUDN |
|
Check whether the device's UDN is the specified UDN.
- Parameters:
-
| aUDN | A UDN string of the device. |
- Returns:
- YES if the specified UDN is same as the device' UDN; otherwise NO.
| - (NSString *) locationURL |
|
|
|
Return a location URL
- Returns:
- Location URL of the device.
| - (NSString *) manufacturer |
|
|
|
Return a manufacture.
- Returns:
- Manufacture of the device.
Return a model name.
- Returns:
- Model name of the device.
| - (NSString *) modelNumber |
|
|
|
Return a model number.
- Returns:
- Model number of the device.
| - (BOOL) parseXMLDescription: |
|
(NSString *) |
xmlDesc |
|
Parse the specified XML description.
- Returns:
- YES if successfull; otherwise nui.
| - (NSString *) presentationURL |
|
|
|
Return a presentationURL
- Returns:
- presentationURL of the device.
Get all services in the device as a NSArray object. The array has the services as instances of CGUpnpService.
- Returns:
- NSArray of CGUpnpService.
| - (void) setDeviceType: |
|
(NSString *) |
aType |
|
Set a device type of the device.
- Parameters:
-
| - (void) setFriendlyName: |
|
(NSString *) |
aName |
|
Set a friendly name of the device.
- Parameters:
-
| aName | Friendly name to set. |
| - (void) setUdn: |
|
(NSString *) |
aUdn |
|
Set a udn of the device.
- Parameters:
-
| - (void) setUserData: |
|
(void *) |
aUserData |
|
Set a user data.
- Parameters:
-
| aUserData | A user data to set. |
- Returns:
- The CGUpnpService if the specified service is found; otherwise nil.
Return a most smallest icon.
- Returns:
- Smallest Icon.
| - (CGUpnpIcon *) smallestIconWithMimeType: |
|
(NSString *) |
mimeType |
|
Return a most smallest icon with a specified mime type.
- Returns:
- Smallest Icon.
Start the device.
- Returns:
- YES if the device is started normally, otherwise NO.
Stop the device.
- Returns:
- YES if the device is started normally, otherwise NO.
Get the UDN of the device.
- Returns:
- UDN of the specified device.
Return a urlBase
- Returns:
- URLBase of the device.
Get a stored user data.
- Returns:
- A stored user data.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


stakingAmount
Age of transaction (days)
POS difficulty
Minting POS block within
Daily PHR Gained
Weekly PHR Gained
Monthly PHR Gained
Yearly PHR Gained
ROI
Reward


This is a uniformly and carefully formatted RESTful joke API anyone can use
without any API token, membership, registration or payment.
The usage is very simple and similar to other RESTful APIs and requires only basic knowledge of HTTP/HTTPS requests and JSON/XML/YAML.
Due to recent spamming JokeAPI now has rate limiting. You can now only send 25 requests per minute. If you need more requests per minute, please
contact me.
To submit a joke, click here.
This is what you'll be receiving from the API (note how a
type: single joke only consists of a
joke attribute, while a
type: twopart joke has both a
setup and a
delivery):
{
"category": "Programming",
"type": "single",
"joke": "I've got a really good UDP joke to tell you but I don't know if you'll get it.",
"id": 0
}
OR
{
"category": "Programming",
"type": "twopart",
"setup": "How many programmers does it take to screw in a light bulb?",
"delivery": "None. It's a hardware problem.",
"id": 1
}
Pretty easy, huh?
: )


Wrapper for Graph.device()
using the default graph.
tf.compat.v1.device(device_name_or_function)
See tf.Graph.device
for more details.
device_name_or_function
: The device name or function to use in the context.A context manager that specifies the default device to use for newly created ops.
RuntimeError
: If eager execution is enabled and a function is passed in.


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Inhabiting the Hack is a collaborative research project examining the notions of innovation and creativity ingrained in digital culture. We will work with arts organisations in developing alternative styles of hack events, often informed by traditional arts activities such as residencies and retreats. The hacks all privilege diversity, collaboration and reflection, and are positioned in alternative and complementary disciplines and histories, provide a critical perspective on current practice.
Uncanny Valley. A two day hack in the rugged Burbage Valley in the Peak District, hacking in nature, exploring the role of sensors and data in responding to the environment. In collaboration with Lovebytes.
Sonic Pattern. This symposium and hackathon will bring textile and digital artists together, to understand the nature of technology from a rich perspective. In collaboration with Karen Gaskill, Curator, Crafts Council Innovation, and co-funded by the Crafts Council.
Digital Media Labs. Working with the organisers of their third Digital Media Lab, bringing artists together from across the North of England to Barrow-in-Furness, to learn from each other and develop their practices together. In collaboration with Digital Media Labs and co-funded with Arts Council England.
Rewriting the hack in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, developing historical and contemporary view on the role of women in industry, as post-industrial cities rebrand themselves as digital cities. In collaboration with Shelly Knotts (University of Durham) and Suzy O'Hara (CRUMB, University of Sunderland).
Creative Labs, at the Open Data Institute (ODI) Summit London will involve hacking, workshops, presentations and performances. The Creative Labs will showcase the diversity of open, digital arts, and will include work developed during the Inhabiting the Hack project. An ODI event curated by Alex McLean.
Wrekshop. A "Wrekshop" lead by performance artist Paul Granjon, taking redundant technology apart, and reconstructing it as something new.
Paul Granjon is an electronic artist who makes robots and other machines for performances and installations. Paul is interested in the co-evolution of humans and machines. A fervent advocate of creative techno making fun, he believes that people need to get their hands dirty with technology, understand that it is crucial to consume less of it and know more about how it works. He disseminates his ideas and unique upcycling techniques in Wrekshops that involve people, electronic waste, digital fabrication and open-source electronics. He is currently working on a song on electricity, to be performed off-grid. In collaboration with Access Space as well as Paul Granjon.
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Lloris set to return in January
by BeSoccerHugo Lloris injured his shoulder in a match against Brighton. Since then, he has been recovering. The British press affirm that it is his idea to return in January.
Lloris last played for Tottenham on 5th October. In a passage of play, Lloris gifted the ball to the opposition. But this wasn't the worst of it: he also got severely injured.
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Ruby's Math module includes functions for a natural log (log to the base e) and the common log (log to the base 10). If you have to have a log to an arbitrary base, you have to write your own. Doing so is trivial.
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Brawlhalla comes to Android, iOS next year w/ cross-play, closed beta opens soon
by Ben SchoonThere’s been a trend over the past couple of years of bringing titles from consoles and PC over to mobile, and now another hit is making the jump. Next year, Brawlhalla is coming to Android and iOS.
Blue Mammoth Games, the developers behind Brawlhalla, announced on Twitter this week that the game would be coming to Android and iOS in the near future. For those unaware, Brawlhalla launched a little over two years ago on other platforms as a Super Smash Bros-style fighting game. In the time since, the game has been ported to PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch too.
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This one doesn't involve messing around with timezones at all. Note that PHP4 users should check out the array_combine page for replacements for that function. =============================================================================== The corresponding function call to get the GMT time is not specified here. Only local time is reported, according to the current TZ environment setting. One could try to use putenv() to set another timezone temporarily, however when running PHP in safe mode, putenv() is disabled and cannot be used in scripts. However it's possible to simulate gmttime() by using localtime() and by transforming the results in the returned array. The biggest problem with this function is that it is using an OS-dependent and localtime() function which is also depending on the standard C library implementation (some of them, do not support accurate locales). The second problem is that localtime() does not return an index specifying the local timezone offset, so transforming this date to UTC will become very ugly. Some systems support the gmtime() C function call, some don't. To get the timezone, some C libraries provide a global _timezone variable, some provide it as a macro that use a function call, some do not provide any variable, and one must deduce it by interpreting the TZ environment.  PHP should be extended by adding support to gmttime() with the same parameters, but the returned array should include additional indices to store the timezone offsets in seconds and names for both standard time and DST, for example: [tz_offset_std] = 3600, [tz_offset_dst]= 7200, [tz_name_std] = 'CET', (GMT+01:00) [tz_name_dst] = 'CEDT'. (GMT+02:00) Or for the international, locale-independant, Zulu time (also known as UCT or simply UT), returned by gmtime(): [tz_offset] = 0, [tz_offset_dst]= 0, [tz_name] = 'Z', [tz_name_dst] = 'Z'. But it's much easier to use PHP's date() and gmdate() to make such transformations. Beware of DST rules! In the southern hemisphere, standard time still occurs during winter, but the southern Winter is in June, not in December ! Use the tm_isdst indicator to know which timezone to display or interpret ! =============================================================================== its something strange on locatime function, if i test this function with zero parameter print_r(localtime(0)); it returns this Array ( [0] => 0 [1] => 0 [2] => 1 <----- [3] => 1 [4] => 0 [5] => 70 [6] => 4 [7] => 0 [8] => 0 ) that is not the unix epoc but one hour after, it should be Array ( [0] => 0 [1] => 0 [2] => 0 <----- [3] => 1 [4] => 0 [5] => 70 [6] => 4 [7] => 0 [8] => 0 ) =============================================================================== Date select box for the current week, or whatever week you give for an offset (in seconds), returns the string you can echo with the select box named $name: \n"; for($ii = 0; $ii > -6; $ii--) { $tarr = localtime( $t + $ii * 86400, 1 ); if( $tarr["tm_wday"] == 0 ) { // found Sunday, now make the week's strings for($jj = 0; $jj < 7; $jj++) { $tarr = localtime( $t + ($jj + $ii) * 86400, 1 ); $mybox .= sprintf( " \n", ((int)$tarr["tm_year"] + 1900), $tarr["tm_mon"], ((int)$tarr["tm_mday"] + 1), $wday[$tarr["tm_wday"]], $mon[$tarr["tm_mon"]], (int)$tarr["tm_mday"], ((int)$tarr["tm_year"] + 1900) ); } break; } } $mybox .= "\n"; return $mybox; } ?> =============================================================================== You can implement gmtime quote simply. =============================================================================== You must keep in mind the difference between your server's time and your client's time! I ran into this one when I wrote a calendar-based reminder system with SMS messaging - guys back east were always getting their messages late. (!?!) I wrote two functions as wrappers for date handling, ServerTime() and ClientTime() that take client time (integer timestamp) and translate to server time and vice-versa based on config file settings. Needless to say, you CANNOT FORGET THIS. =============================================================================== I strongly suggest to do all of your developments using GMT/UTC dates & times. I provide here a version of a 'gmttime' function. Save it in a separate file and include it when needed. Please post a correction here if you find it not working for your timezone (with or without daylight saving time.). Thanks & Enjoy. ----------------------------------------------- =============================================================================== Sometimes, there's not a server-based/PHP method for getting local time. You have to get it from the client via Javascript. Google "bitbucket timezone detect" and use it to set a "local_timezone" cookie that you can read from PHP and set via date_default_timezone_set() =============================================================================== to set up berlin time it could look like this:
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As of 18 December, the Kwazulu-Natal Department of Health has reported 8137 cases and 41 deaths since the start of the outbreak in mid-August 2000.
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The outbreak in Kwazulu-Natal is affecting: the Empangeni area, made up of the Lower Umfolozi districts, which include Hlabisa and Ngwelezane and the Eshowe/Nkandla area. The lower South Coast is affected mainly in the KwaDukuza/Stanger area and Ugu Region/South Coast.
All piped and municipal water in Kwazulu-Natal is safe. Only people using water directly from rivers and dams are at risk and if good sanitation and personal hygiene measures are followed, the chances of contracting cholera are minimal.
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Discussion and questions about HyperDEX atomic swap powered decentralized exchange. The project is maintained by HyperDEX team.
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jorian18-Jun-18 02:55 PM
Is VRSC in hyperdex yet? Their trading channel begs for a market
coins - coin parameters and all files needed for GUI support
jorian18-Jun-18 03:44 PM
ah, and i remember @cipi saying something about their different algo making it difficult to create an electrum instance
is that still the case? so no electrum yet?
GatewayBOT19-Jun-18 01:53 AM
[slack] <vrcninja> @Anyone else having issues withdrawing from Hyperdex?
GatewayBOT19-Jun-18 02:06 AM
[slack] <jspook16> @vrcninja you can always load the same keys into agama or barterdex and make a transfer. Its not a withdraw in the same sense as a CEX.
GatewayBOT19-Jun-18 02:14 AM
[slack] <vrcninja> I tried Agama as well but it is having server connection issues. I'm wondering if the same thing is impacting Barterdex(edited)
[slack] <vrcninja> @jspook16
[slack] <jspook16> are you in electrum mode?
[slack] <vrcninja> yes
[slack] <vrcninja> Are there issues with the electrum servers now?
[slack] <vrcninja> I've tried Barterdex as well.
[slack] <vrcninja> 1.0.7 newest version
[slack] <vrcninja> It basically just gives a message that the transaction did not complete, please try again.
GatewayBOT19-Jun-18 04:15 AM
[slack] <jspook16> It's possible. Actually now that you mention it, I was unable to make kmd transactions yesterday from Agama Mobile.
GatewayBOT19-Jun-18 04:27 AM
[slack] <Nabob> Please explain, what are the agama issues you are facing
Gordon Komodo19-Jun-18 04:50 AM
pizza not showing up on my hyperdex 0.1.0 alpha 6 as in showing empty wallet(edited)
Unhandled Error
TypeError: Expected value to be a string, got number
at Input.render (app://-/bundle.js:2272:10)
at Gg (app://-/bundle.js:113447:226)
at Kg (app://-/bundle.js:113460:75)
at th (app://-/bundle.js:113482:22)
at uh (app://-/bundle.js:113483:234)
at Rh (app://-/bundle.js:113492:393)
at Uh (app://-/bundle.js:113491:278)
at Sh (app://-/bundle.js:113491:113)
at interactiveUpdates (app://-/bundle.js:113506:398)
at Jd (app://-/bundle.js:113370:113)
getting this error
Gordon Komodo19-Jun-18 09:05 PM
it shows up now, but yesterday it didn't @Hermes
swap 2/5 meaning it is in progress and i can't cancel the trade, correct?
[slack] <pondsea> Not at the moment. Our main focus is for grandmas. Once we have done we may look into native
[slack] <pondsea> Also good news, the work needed for translations in HyperDEX is done so expect that to be rolled out soon
GatewayBOT22-Jun-18 11:30 PM
[slack] <pondsea> @channel Everyone should be moving to discord, slack will die soon enough.
[slack] <jspook16> when is the drop dead date?
[slack] <pondsea> Not too sure yet, but best everyone migrate so we can at each other
[slack] <jspook16> Will do
hyperDEX22-Jun-18 11:51 PM
@webworker01 yeah
GatewayBOT23-Jun-18 12:11 AM
[slack] <carsenk> Discord link?
Carsen23-Jun-18 12:12 AM
Found it
hyperDEX23-Jun-18 12:16 AM
Nice
7rank23-Jun-18 03:37 AM
Electrum server not found for XSG, last time I looked at hyperDEX. Any workaround to get it working?(edited)
blackjok3r23-Jun-18 04:13 AM
might be the wrong one possibly. I might not have changed them over. I can check with TXID and ge this fixed. Thanks for reporting. Not sure there is any bobs up for XSG though.
7rank23-Jun-18 05:07 AM
@blackjok3r happy to help
blackjok3r23-Jun-18 05:32 AM
Just finishing some things off for the scaletest, cleaned up the code and fixed a few things. Need to start the test to make sure I didnt break anyhting then I will DM you.
lukechilds23-Jun-18 06:21 AM
@ComputerGenie
>Is there a way to make hyper not use electrum?
If you really want your own full node you could run your own Electrum server locally
criptobear23-Jun-18 06:47 AM
i am trying to sell beer for pizza on hyperdex, i clicked on the beer buy orders and created the order now after 5 minutes of “pending” it became “unmatched” this is what i don’t understand if i accepted the price of the order in existence why it is not executed? (it says timed out)(edited)
blackjok3r23-Jun-18 06:56 AM
could be anything... I did just take down all my bobs. Try increasing the price a bit. I dont know if anyone else has good bobs up for that pair.
criptobear23-Jun-18 06:58 AM
yeah i see no orders now
i tried again and now it is all grayed out cannot use it at all
Cryptoon23-Jun-18 07:52 AM
@webworker01 which os? I have an issue with hyper where it turns unresponsive after 10ish minutes, think it must be marketmaker or something. Clicking buy etc doesnt do anything anymore. Is on osx
Cryptoon23-Jun-18 08:15 AM
Havent tested latest alpha yet though but it was still there on 6
lukechilds23-Jun-18 09:18 AM
@webworker01 thanks for the detailed feedback, all of those issues appear to be issues with marketmaker though, not HyperDEX, we literally just send/display data to/from marketmaker
>sometimes the buy/sell buttons get greyed out or blink and don't seem to do anything and the app needs a restart
We grey out the button until marketmaker responds to the buy API request. Due it's blocking single threaded nature sometimes requests can take a very long time
>sometimes the bobs don't show up anymore and the app needs a restart
We poll marketmaker for the order book once per second and display it's output. If orders aren't showing up it's because marketmaker isn't telling us about them
>sometimes it seems that the bids/asks displayed either aren't really there or aren't responding to being matched properly
Same as above really.
>almost always need to enter an offer higher than what is displayed but when the swap is completed you get close to the price displayed
We just pass the values directly to marketmaker, all order matching logic is in marketmaker.
>*not sure how utxos are handled but as i get down to the bottom of what i sent in to buy with the trades aren't close to my amount i wish to buy anymore where they were closer in the beginning with a single utxo, i need to now make multiple offers to get to my target buy amount
We don't handle UTXOs at all, it's entirely handled by marketmaker
Unfortunately we can't fix any of these things in HyperDEX, it needs to be fixed in marketmaker. There is a v2 re-write in the works that will hopefully resolve these issues
criptobear23-Jun-18 09:34 AM
i cannot remember i have to send my self in hyperdex coqui to have utxo right?
i am trying to send myself coqui cash and i get a notification saying "25 undefined sent to ..." and now i get an error: Unhandled Promise Rejection
Error: Couldn't create withdrawal transaction:
{ txid: '0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000',
txfee: 1000,
complete: false }
at errorWithObject (app://-/bundle.js:91166:46)
at app://-/bundle.js:91433:11
at Generator.next (<anonymous>)
at step (app://-/bundle.js:91151:191)
at app://-/bundle.js:91151:361
at <anonymous>
lukechilds23-Jun-18 11:10 AM
Possible but probably not a good idea
so many edge cases and potential bugs could creep in
although I agree, if it worked correctly it would provide a better experience for the user
if we restart we can guarantee the UI and marketmaker are in sync
blackjok3r23-Jun-18 01:46 PM
mmmm
hyperDEX23-Jun-18 02:12 PM
PTYX23-Jun-18 02:15 PM
7rank23-Jun-18 03:43 PM
@webworker01 I can confirm a similar experience with hyperDEX alpha 6. Kmd/hush trades. 1/7 success rate, even though I select sell orders and leave the price unchanged.
Love the GUI, though... A step in the right direction.
jl777c23-Jun-18 03:46 PM
what if you increased the price a bit?
7rank23-Jun-18 03:59 PM
@jl777c I've tried that as well with limited success. It doesn't always guarantee the swap.
jl777c23-Jun-18 04:00 PM
I just pushed a possible fix to improve things a lot at the core level, if it does, then when the update gets into hyperdex, things should be significantly better
7rank23-Jun-18 04:01 PM
@jl777c thank you, sir!
jl777c23-Jun-18 10:24 PM
yes, plz give it a try. i pushed it into dev branch as it has been doing swaps just fine
hyperDEX24-Jun-18 12:26 AM
I will ask luke to prioritize the testing and get it in asap
Jonathan24-Jun-18 02:48 AM
Just curious and wondering if it's the same for everyone - are the default swap options in the Exchange view CHIPS/KMD?
After login select Settings Select Logout link under App Settings Select Portfolio -> any option (Exchange, Trades, etc) Receive the below error and the screen goes blank Version: alpha 7 OS: wi...


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[1] Bayes theorem and Kalman Filters (Work in Progress) [2] How to create a Robot in ROS from Scratch. [3] Occam's Razor [4] Blossom's Algorithm [5] Why is glass Transparent? [6] Entropy and Physics
[1] Pruthvi Sanghavi, Chanakya Thaker, Dhruv Thanki, and Naisarg Pandya: “Air Water and Land Surveillance Bot,” provisional patent filing April 2019.
[2] Derek A. Paley, Pruthvi Sanghavi: “Self Driving Scooter,” patent disclosure filing October 2020.
[3] Derek A. Paley, Pruthvi Sanghavi: “Electric Scooter Self Righting Mechanism,” patent disclosure filing November 2020.
[4] Derek A. Paley, Pruthvi Sanghavi: “Protective Handle Grip Covers and Dispenser,” patent disclosure filing April 2020.
[5] Pruthvi Sanghavi, Dhruv Thanki, et. al.: “Oxygen Generating System for Underwater Breathing using Counterflow Diffusion: A Concept"
[6] National Science Foundation - ICORPS, Supervisor: Dr. Derek Paley | Role: Entrepreneurial Lead for REZOOM team July 2020 - Sept. 2020 - Created a business model canvas for the startup and concurrently performed customer discovery through market survey and interview in the electric scooter domain.
Pruthvi Sanghavi, No Rights Reserved 😉


This shows the use of the LanguageFontGroup API to get fonts for a particular language (Japanese used here) for UI body text and heading elements. Note that the API returns specific values for font sub-family attributes (weight, stretch and style) in addition to the font family.
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Cory Booker: I Thought Biden Was High When He Spoke About Opposing Weed
by VladTVNew Jersey senator Cory Booker criticized former Vice President Joe Biden for his recent comments opposing the legalization of marijuana at the recent Democratic presidential debate.
During a recent town hall, Biden stated, "There's not nearly enough evidence that has been acquired as to whether or not it is a gateway drug. I want a lot more before I legalize nationally. I want to make sure we know a lot more about the science behind it."
Booker responded by telling Biden, "I thought you might have been high when you said it." He added, "Marijuana in our country is already legal for privileged people. The war on drugs has been a war on black and brown people."


Connected to a single database user - Schema owner
Possible create one or more schemas
Facilitate the process of management, ownership, and distinctiveness of a database.
What is database schema?
A schema can contain as little as a single table and is not limited to the amount of objects it can contain, unless its restriction are set by a specific database implementation.
What is database schema?
Basically a blueprint and or layout that is used to organize data into tables.
Usually described using Structured Query Language(SQL)
Specification :
Specification :
SQL Code
History - Conclusion:
Database Schema – Entity Relationship by Peter Chen.
It’s an essential task for better understand the database and its elements before creating it physically.
Lessons learned:
Andy: “I've learn the importance of Data Schema in a Database and how to add a table to a new schema and confirm the change.
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Errol: “I've learn that a schema can be seen as a container of objects
and how to create a database schema
.”
Hilton: “ I learned that the schema is not only a simple blueprint with tables and indexes, it includes a bunch of essential elements
in Database Design. I also learn how doing forward engineering with a data schema.
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References :
Database schema. (2014). Retrieved from
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaZQBErbAoM&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Schema. (n.d.). Retrieved March 20, 2015, from
http://databases.about.com/cs/specificproducts/g/schema.htm
Structured Query Language. (n.d.). Retrieved March 20, 2015, from
http://databases.about.com/cs/administration/g/sql.htm
Plew, R., & Stephens, R. (n.d.). What Is a Schema? In Sams Teach Yourself SQL in 24 Hours.
Retrieved from http://www.informit.com/library/content.aspx?b=STY_Sql_24hours&seqNum=25


| Sno. |
Deliverable Name |
Description |
Date |
| 1. |
Project Contract |
Team Lead to sign the overall document.
Group members and the roles. |
09/01/2017 |
| 2. |
Requirement Elicitation |
Requirements for the selected project,RTM,Task allocation chart, Explanation of terms |
09/23/2017 |
| 3. |
System Analysis |
Use Cases,Technical design including database selection, rational for Use Cases. |
10/07/2017 |
| 4. |
Object Design |
Function Point Cost,Interface desing,Object relationship, Updates to the task and role charts |
10/21/2017 |
| 5. |
Project Rational (All Phases) |
Explain all the phases why you picked up the current implementation method. |
11/04/2017 |
| 6. |
Testing Document |
Test cases. Updated documents RTM etc. |
11/15/2017 |
| 7. |
Final Project Submission |
Final project with all the documents and code. |
11/30/2017 |


Because Technology Rocks
XL Lab is our super-secret department where we have the space, equipment, tools and gadgets to experiment with the latest technologies like Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality & Artificial Intelligence. We direct our exploration and development efforts towards creating the future of business applications - the ones that conquer markets and get people talking.
We’re busy ourselves with digitizing human input, it’s movements and senses; we make an effort in encoding and decoding humans input-output combined with the newest technologies.
Our Lab started early in 2016 with an aim to function as a R&D facility to research the trend of evolving from a connected to an immersive age, in combination with a strong focus around Evidence Based Learning within the creative sector.
New technologies enable an integral view of all of our personal sensory input. Virtual Reality will be our most important medium as it represents a perfect instrument to measure and analyze human behavior and senses, like the eye. Measuring and tracking all human senses will give new and complete insights in personal behavior and preferences.
We are developing our products in a way that we’ll be able to extract detailed information out of all the interactions and collect data which is far more extensive than what’s currently possible or even imaginable.
XL lab transforms the data, gained by personal sensory technologies, to (unprecedented) valuable information. We do this to generate new insights for commercial industries – and improve personal lives!
Want to learn more about the futuristic opportunities and their commercial applications held behind the XL Lab’s doors. Get in touch at pascal@xlfamily.com.


Research
I am interested in the following areas of research:
- Time delay systems
- Network control system
- Web based control design
- Machine Learning Applications
- Linear Algebra Applications
- Robotics
Publications
Journal Articles
- Rajkumar, S.M., Chakraborty, S., Dey, R. and Deb, D., 2020. Online Delay Estimation and Adaptive Compensation in Wireless Networked System: An Embedded Control Design. International Journal of Control, Automation and Systems, 18(4), pp.856-866 (https://doi.org/10.1007/s12555-018-0612-x)


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In simple words Greek mythology is a large collection of stories, started in Ancient Greece, about the beginning of the world, and the lives and adventures of gods, goddesses, heroes, and heroines.
My name is Nadeen and i am the creator of this lovely website. In this website you will read and know a couple of intersting things that will keep you on your toes , so fasten your seatbelt and lets start our journey
The beginning
According to classical mythology, the universe began in a manner that—remarkably—resembles the modern scientific theory of the big bang. There was originally only chaos and darkness. Out of the swirling energy Earth and Heaven arose and gave birth to many children. Though most of these children were monsters, they eventually gave rise to the Titans, a race of gods in human form. One of the Titans overthrew his sky-father, only to see his own son Zeus overthrow him later.
Zeus and his siblings defeated all the Titans in a fierce battle and installed themselves as the lords of the universe. They created humankind and promptly began manipulating their new creatures. Zeus, an incurable philanderer, frequently descended to Earth, often in some magical form, to have his way with beautiful human women. The offspring of these liaisons grew to be the first heroes among humankind, and, with the gods’ aid, won many victories against vicious monsters and completed monumental tasks. Many of these half-divine heroes, along with their few all-mortal peers, went on to found the dynasties of Greece. The most notable of these heroes are Theseus, Hercules, Cadmus, Achilles, and Aeneas.
Click on the Myth button up on the right side of the page to read about couples of greek mythologies


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