At this current stage we have created a basic emulator and thus began to test its capabilities and functionality. From here we can now begin to build our prototype application. For now our emulator has the ability to simulate a swipe left and right through the use of button clicks, this will eventually cycle through each weather system and displaying the correct information on screen, but currently each swipe holds a simple placeholder which identifies the difference between these screens. We’ve purposely decided to keep the emulator as simple as possible to avoid any potential errors caused by over complication. The result of this would be our emulator only allowing for left and right “swipes” on the screen. At this stage our app does not use the weather data yet, we will implement this as part of Assignment 3.
The group has continued to work well together with most of, if not all the work completed as a collaborative effort. Blake took charge with the creation of the emulator and Reuben was heavily involved in setting up the API use (which will be used in the app in the next development stage). Joe and Bayley helped in both areas where needed. Overall we feel we are a productive unit and are enjoying working together.
For testing we decided to make change in our original plan. Rather than using Firefox as initially proposed, we decided as a group to use the Google Chrome developer tools instead. Our change in debugging techniques was made because of experience in our group - all of us are more comfortable and used to the Chrome developing environment, this ultimately comes down to personal preference.
We initially chose to use Yahoo Weather as our choice of API, however after some thought we’ve collaboratively decided to change to Open Weather purely for the fact that it is much easier to access and use. This is the only significant change we have made that affects the build of the app. One thing that may change but has not yet is the design and visuals of the app, we would like to make out app visually pleasing and our currently mock designs could definitely be refactored/improved.
The whole design aspect of images and visuals of the app has been overlooked during the emulator development; this is something that will now be done alongside the production of the prototype application in Assignment 3.
Now we are in a position to begin putting our prototype application together. We will begin by using the data pulled from the Open Weather API, processing this and then displaying it, thus giving our app a purpose.


'High School Musical' returns with new series on Disney+
by Janet Davies, Marsha JordanThirteen years after the original "High School Musical" movie first premiered, East High is getting a new series on the Disney+ streaming service that's set to launch next week.
It's called "High School Musical: The Musical: The Series" and the pilot episode will air for one night only on ABC, Disney Channel and Freeform at 8 p.m. ET/PT | 7 p.m. CT on Friday, Nov. 8. The full series will be made available on Disney+, which debuts Tuesday, Nov. 12.
The show will follow a group of 10 drama students and faculty members at East High as the characters audition and put on the school's first-ever production of "High School Musical: The Musical."
"'High School Musical: The Musical: The Series' is a re-imagining of the original 'High School Musical,'" said Joshua Bassett, who plays Ricky.
Sofia Wylie plays Gina Porter, a transfer student at the school.
"She's a fun character, she's kind of like the mean girl, she's very mysterious, mischievous," Wylie said.
Matt Cornett plays E.J.
"E.J. is not the mean boy," Cornett said. "He's going to do whatever he can to keep what he loves and sometimes gets himself in trouble."
Olivia Rodrigo, who plays Nini, said one theme in the show is "finding your tribe."
"I think towards the end of the series, we kind of realize that the drama kids are all kind of a group, and how important that is in high school - to find people that support you and love you unconditionally," Rodrigo said.
Disney+ will also offer other original shows and movies including "The Mandalorian," "The World According to Jeff Goldblum" and "Lady and the Tramp."
Click here to learn more about Disney+.
The Walt Disney Company is the parent company of this television station.


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The asynchronous file i/o implementation consists of a number of member functions
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First stop: Hello World in STL iostreams and its exact equivalent in AFIO.


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Great care should be taken that only data in scope for the engagement is capture since the information from a web browser may contain client’s employee confidential and private data. This data should be filtered from the data returned and report.


For this lab you will:
queries.sql
file under the appropriate heading.accounts
resource, including database logicVisit SQL Try Editor at W3Schools.com using the Google Chrome (or Chromium if you use Linux) browser and write SQL queries for the following requirements:
[X] find all customers with postal code 1010. Returns 3 records.
SELECT * FROM [Customers] WHERE PostalCode=‘1010’
[X] find the phone number for the supplier with the id 11. Should be<PHONE_NUMBER>.
SELECT Phone FROM [Suppliers] WHERE SupplierID=‘11’
[X] list first 10 orders placed, sorted descending by the order date. The order with date 1997-02-12 should be at the top.
SELECT * FROM [Orders] ORDER BY OrderDate Desc LIMIT 10
[X] find all customers that live in London, Madrid, or Brazil. Returns 18 records.
SELECT * FROM [Customers] WHERE City=‘London’ OR City=‘Madrid’ OR Country =‘Brazil’
[X] add a customer record for “The Shire”, the contact name is “Bilbo Baggins” the address is “1 Hobbit-Hole” in “Bag End”, postal code “111” and the country is “Middle Earth”.
INSERT INTO [Customers] (CustomerName, ContactName, Address, City, PostalCode, Country) VALUES (‘The Shire’, ‘Bilbo Baggins’, ‘1 Hobbit-Hole’, ‘Bag End’, ‘111’, ‘Middle Earth’)
[X] update Bilbo Baggins record so that the postal code changes to “11122”.
UPDATE [Customers] SET PostalCode = ‘11122’ WHERE CustomerID=‘92’
Clicking the Restore Database
button in the page will repopulate the database with the original data and discard all changes you have made.
accounts
resource. Use the db
object imported from data/dbConfig.js
for database access via knex
.Insomnia
or Postman
to check they are working as expected.| field | data type | metadata |
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| id | unsigned integer | primary key, auto-increments, generated by database |
| name | string | required, unique |
| budget | numeric | required |
The following exercises require research, the concepts needed to complete them have not been covered in class yet.
[X] Find a query to discover how many different cities are stored in the Customers table. Repeats should not be double counted. Should be 69.
SELECT Distinct City FROM [Customers]
[X] Find all suppliers who have names longer than 20 characters. Returns 11 records.
SELECT * FROM [Suppliers] WHERE LENGTH(SupplierName) > 20
[ ] Add a query string
option to your GET /api/accounts
endpoint. The query string
may contain limit
, sortby
and sortdir
keys. If these keys are provided, use these values to limit and sort the accounts
which are selected from the database. Reference the docs for sorting and limiting in knex
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Based out of Houston, TX, team 2587 was the first member of the Discobots Alliance. Members come from various schools in Houston including Lamar and Homeschool. The Texas DiscoBots were founded in December 2007, and since then, have worked to bring together students, teachers, and mentors who all love technology with the goals of designing, building, and programing robots for the VEX robotics competition, spreading awareness to their community about robotics, and encouraging students to pursue careers in STEM.


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HONEY, I SHRUNK THE KIDS A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1989 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: Some beautiful sets and some quality stop-motion animation make this film more of a pleasure than it had a right to be. When it tells an adventure story, it is quite good. When it tries to be goofball, it tries too hard. Rating: high +1.
Of course, one of the staples of the fantasy film has always been monsters. Big creatures lumbering around have a certain fascination. And one variant on the monster concept is to shrink the main character so it is the whole world that is monstrous. DEVIL DOLL was probably not the first film about shrinking humans, but it is the earliest so well-known. For the most part, it did not show us the world from the small human's point of view. It was, however, followed by more notable films which used the horror of being small: DR. CYCLOPS, THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING MAN, ATTACK OF THE PUPPET PEOPLE, the television show "World of Giants" (not to be confused with "Land of the Giants," which was more in the Gulliver tradition than really being about shrunken people), FANTASTIC VOYAGE (which introduced micro-miniaturization), THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING WOMAN, INNERSPACE, and this year's entry, HONEY, I SHRUNK THE KIDS.
Like THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING WOMAN and INNERSPACE, HONEY is basically a comedy, though perhaps better because it was not so ambitious. Rick Moranis plays Wayne Szalinski, who works in a research lab in his attic for a major corporation. He is working on making a laser beam squeeze most of the space out of atoms so that matter shrinks down. Through carelessness and accident the beam is accidentally turned on his two children and the two children of his neighbor Russ Thompson (played by Matt Frewer, formerly Max Headroom). They are swept up with the trash and put down on the far end of the backyard. From there the story proceeds on two levels: what is happening in the parents' world and the adventures of the four victims as they try to return home. Director Joe Johnston's story is much better told and ironically is even more believable when it is about the miniaturization victims. On one hand you have a slapstick goofball comedy of the parents looking for their children; on the other, you have a nice little adventure film of four people trying to survive and make their way through the grass jungle of a backyard.
What is particularly nice about the film is the detail of the giant backyard. The scale is roughly 1:240 and by gosh, everything seems very accurate to that scale. Stop-motion insects were animated by a team including David Allen, a disciple of Ray Harryhausen, and they look very good. A great deal of attention to detail was used in the big sets. What is needed to do the sets correctly is a great deal of craft labor, so filming in Mexico City's Churubusco Studios were labor is plentiful was a very intelligent decision. The sets are surprisingly moody and artistically done. In some scenes the presence of water betrayed the actual size of the sets, but generally this film's miniature world seemed as believable or more so than in just about any other miniaturization film. As a result, HONEY, I SHRUNK THE KIDS is much better than it seems it has a right to be. I would give it a high +1 on the -4 to +4 scale.
I suppose something should be said about "Tummy Trouble," the Roger Rabbit cartoon accompanying HONEY. The most common complaint I hear is that it may well frighten children. Perhaps, and perhaps not. The simple fact is that the cartoon is not very well constructed. One thing rarely noted about a Bugs Bunny cartoon, but nonetheless true, is that it tells its story well. Even if the story is just a rack on which to hang jokes, it should be a well-constructed rack. "Tummy Trouble" is kind of a cheesy cartoon with a lot of forced humor and a basic story that does not make a lot of sense. Bugs had a well-defined, likeable character; Roger is basically just obnoxious. Sure, people laughed at it, but it is a lower form of humor than the classic Warner Brothers' cartoons, just as the Three Stooges were funny but not of the quality of Laurel and Hardy.
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Better-Than-Average Bumbling from "The Man Who Knew Too Little" by Homer Yen (c) 1997
Starring Bill Murray, TMWKTL is a light comedy that offers a clever premise. Wallace Ritchie (Bill Murray), a meek and likable doofus, somehow manages to unwittingly immerse himself in an international espionage plot without even being aware of what's going on around him. This happens because when he pays an unexpected visit to his successful brother, James (Peter Gallagher), who is hosting a very important dinner, Wallace is asked to leave and to return later that evening. To keep Wallace busy for the next several hours, Ritchie buys him a ticket to the Theatre of Life, an interactive, participatory game for only one person. Consider it a low-tech version of Michael Douglas's experience in "The Game".
Trepidatious and oozing with humility, he waits by a phone booth where a soon-to-come phone call from the Theatre of Life will set the game in motion. Ring-ring-ring! The shadowy voice on the other side instructs Wallace to go to an address. Wallace thinks that the game has begun, but that particular phone call was intended for a hit man who would arrive minutes later. Wallace, believing that this is all part of the show, in all his folksy glory, begins to bumble his way through a series of amusing episodes, never really knowing the imminent danger that he is in the or the high stakes of the situation that he has entered. It's all just fun and laughs for him. However, he seems to enjoy his time slightly more than the audience.
This movie does boast several positive points. What you'll find entertaining is the neutral dialogue that is exchanged as Wallace meets up with all sorts of bad guys and even the woman that he is supposed to kill. The conversations take on a double meaning with Wallace meaning one thing and the bad guys assuming another. Also, you'll chuckle at the way he unknowingly outraces police cars, outsmarts villains, and outmaneuvers pursuers. Blissfully unaware of the real danger and just plain lucky, Wallace manages to flummox the evil-doers at every, ridiculous turn.
What this movie lacks is the manic energy required to fuel this kind of screwball comedy. There are some very funny scenes, all thanks to Murray's comical abilities. But all the while, it seems like an explosion of laughter should be imminent, but it never quite elevates itself beyond grins and giggles. Murray is not the kind of star that can take a film by himself to great comical heights. The comedy produced here is a result of his reaction to his situation, which he views as just another impromptu scene in the Theatre of Life. However, the lack of energy is not really his fault as the story prevents him from 'working the audience.'
Still, Murray is affable, the unraveling of the story is fun to watch, and at 94 minutes in running time, it's very tolerable.
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This chapter describes the details of OCaml relaxed memory model. The relaxed memory model describes what values an OCaml program is allowed to witness when reading a memory location. If you are interested in high-level parallel programming in OCaml, please have a look at the parallel programming chapter 9.
This chapter is aimed at experts who would like to understand the details of the OCaml memory model from a practitioner’s perspective. For a formal definition of the OCaml memory model, its guarantees and the compilation to hardware memory models, please have a look at the PLDI 2018 paper on Bounding Data Races in Space and Time. The memory model presented in this chapter is an extension of the one presented in the PLDI 2018 paper. This chapter also covers some pragmatic aspects of the memory model that are not covered in the paper.
The simplest memory model that we could give to our programs is sequential consistency. Under sequential consistency, the values observed by the program can be explained through some interleaving of the operations from different domains in the program. For example, consider the following program with two domains d1 and d2 executing in parallel:
The reference cells a and b are initially 1. The user may observe r1 = 2, r2 = 0, r3 = 2 if the write to b in d2 occurred before the read of b in d1. Here, the observed behaviour can be explained in terms of interleaving of the operations from different domains.
Let us now assume that a and b are aliases of each other.
In the above program, the variables ab, a and b refer to the same reference cell. One would expect that the assertion in the main function will never fail. The reasoning is that if r2 is 0, then the write in d2 occurred before the read of b in d1. Given that a and b are aliases, the second read of a in d1 should also return 0.
Surprisingly, this assertion may fail in OCaml due to compiler optimisations. The OCaml compiler observes the common sub-expression !a * 2 in d1 and optimises the program to:
This optimisation is known as the common sub-expression elimination (CSE). Such optimisations are valid and necessary for good performance, and do not change the sequential meaning of the program. However, CSE breaks sequential reasoning.
In the optimized program above, even if the write to b in d2 occurs between the first and the second reads in d1, the program will observe the value 2 for r3, causing the assertion to fail. The observed behaviour cannot be explained by interleaving of operations from different domains in the source program. Thus, CSE optimization is said to be invalid under sequential consistency.
One way to explain the observed behaviour is as if the operations performed on a domain were reordered. For example, if the second and the third reads from d2 were reordered,
then we can explain the observed behaviour (2,0,2) returned by d1.
The other source of reordering is by the hardware. Modern hardware architectures have complex cache hierarchies with multiple levels of cache. While cache coherence ensures that reads and writes to a single memory location respect sequential consistency, the guarantees on programs that operate on different memory locations are much weaker. Consider the following program:
Under sequential consistency, we would never expect the assertion to fail. However, even on x86, which offers much stronger guarantees than ARM, the writes performed at a CPU core are not immediately published to all of the other cores. Since a and b are different memory locations, the reads of a and b may both witness the initial values, leading to the assertion failure.
This behaviour can be explained if a load is allowed to be reordered before a preceding store to a different memory location. This reordering can happen due to the presence of in-core store-buffers on modern processors. Each core effectively has a FIFO buffer of pending writes to avoid the need to block while a write completes. The writes to a and b may be in the store-buffers of cores c1 and c2 running the domains d1 and d2, respectively. The reads of b and a running on the cores c1 and c2, respectively, will not see the writes if the writes have not propagated from the buffers to the main memory.
The aim of the OCaml relaxed memory model is to precisely describe which orders are preserved by the OCaml program. The compiler and the hardware are free to optimize the program as long as they respect the ordering guarantees of the memory model. While programming directly under the relaxed memory model is difficult, the memory model also describes the conditions under which a program will only exhibit sequentially consistent behaviours. This guarantee is known as data race freedom implies sequential consistency (DRF-SC). In this section, we shall describe this guarantee. In order to do this, we first need a number of definitions.
OCaml classifies memory locations into atomic and non-atomic locations. Reference cells, array fields and mutable record fields are non-atomic memory locations. Immutable objects are non-atomic locations with an initialising write but no further updates. Atomic memory locations are those that are created using the Atomic module.
Let us imagine that the OCaml programs are executed by an abstract machine that executes one action at a time, arbitrarily picking one of the available domains at each step. We classify actions into two: inter-domain and intra-domain. An inter-domain action is one which can be observed and be influenced by actions on other domains. There are several inter-domain actions:
(TODO: Include semaphores and condition variables in the inter-domain actions.)
On the other hand, intra-domain actions can neither be observed nor influence the execution of other domains. Examples include evaluating an arithmetic expression, calling a function, etc. The memory model specification ignores such intra-domain actions. In the sequel, we use the term action to indicate inter-domain actions.
A totally ordered list of actions executed by the abstract machine is called an execution trace. There might be several possible execution traces for a given program due to non-determinism.
For a given execution trace, we define an irreflexive, transitive happens-before relation that captures the causality between actions in the OCaml program. The happens-before relation is defined as the smallest transitive relation satisfying the following properties:
In a given trace, two actions are said to be conflicting if they access the same non-atomic location, at least one is a write and neither is an initialising write to that location.
We say that a program has a data race if there exists some execution trace of the program with two conflicting actions and there does not exist a happens-before relationship between the conflicting accesses. A program without data races is said to be correctly synchronised.
DRF-SC guarantee: A program without data races will only exhibit sequentially consistent behaviours.
DRF-SC is a strong guarantee for the programmers. Programmers can use sequential reasoning i.e., reasoning by executing one inter-domain action after the other, to identify whether their program has a data race. In particular, they do not need to reason about reorderings described in section 10.1 in order to determine whether their program has a data race. Once the determination that a particular program is data race free is made, they do not need to worry about reorderings in their code.
In this section, we will look at examples of using DRF-SC for program reasoning. In this section, we will use the functions with names dN to represent domains executing in parallel with other domains. That is, we assume that there is a main function that runs the dN functions in parallel as follows:
let main () = let h1 = Domain.spawn d1 in let h2 = Domain.spawn d2 in ... ignore @@ Domain.join h1; ignore @@ Domain.join h2
Here is a simple example with a data race:
r is a non-atomic reference. The two domains race to access the reference, and d1 is a write. Since there is no happens-before relationship between the conflicting accesses, there is a data race.
Both of the programs that we had seen in the section 10.1 have data races. It is no surprise that they exhibit non sequentially consistent behaviours.
Accessing disjoint array indices and fields of a record in parallel is not a data race. For example,
do not have data races.
Races on atomic locations do not lead to a data race.
Atomic variables may be used for implementing non-blocking communication between domains.
Observe that the actions a and d write and read from the same non-atomic location msg, respectively, and hence are conflicting. We need to establish that a and d have a happens-before relationship in order to show that this program does not have a data race.
The action a precedes b in program order, and hence, a happens-before b. Similarly, c happens-before d. If d2 observes the atomic variable flag to be true, then b precedes c in happens-before order. Since happens-before is transitive, the conflicting actions a and d are in happens-before order. If d2 observes the flag to be false, then the read of msg is not done. Hence, there is no conflicting access in this execution trace. Hence, the program does not have a data race.
The following modified version of the message passing program does have a data race.
The domain d2 now unconditionally reads the non-atomic reference msg. Consider the execution trace:
Atomic.get flag; (* c *) !msg; (* d *) msg := 42; (* a *) Atomic.set flag true (* b *)
In this trace, d and a are conflicting operations. But there is no happens-before relationship between them. Hence, this program has a data race.
The OCaml memory model offers strong guarantees even for programs with data races. It offers what is known as local data race freedom sequential consistency (LDRF-SC) guarantee. A formal definition of this property is beyond the scope of this manual chapter. Interested readers are encouraged to read the PLDI 2018 paper on Bounding Data Races in Space and Time.
Informally, LDRF-SC says that the data race free parts of the program remain sequentially consistent. That is, even if the program has data races, those parts of the program that are disjoint from the parts with data races are amenable to sequential reasoning.
Consider the following snippet:
Observe that c is a newly allocated reference. Can the read of c return a value which is not 42? That is, can a ever be not 42? Surprisingly, in the C++ and Java memory models, the answer is yes. With the C++ memory model, if the program has a data race, even in unrelated parts, then the semantics is undefined. If this snippet were linked with a library that had a data race, then, under the C++ memory model, the read may return any value. Since data races on unrelated locations can affect program behaviour, we say that C++ memory model is not bounded in space.
Unlike C++, Java memory model is bounded in space. But Java memory model is not bounded in time; data races in the future will affect the past behaviour. For example, consider the translation of this example to Java. We assume a prior definition of Class c {int x;} and a shared non-volatile variable C g. Now the snippet may be part of a larger program with parallel threads:
(* Thread 1 *) C c = new C(); c.x = 42; a = c.x; g = c; (* Thread 2 *) g.x = 7;
The read of c.x and the write of g in the first thread are done on separate memory locations. Hence, the Java memory model allows them to be reordered. As a result, the write in the second thread may occur before the read of c.x, and hence, c.x returns 7.
The OCaml equivalent of the Java code above is:
Observe that there is a data race on both g and c. Consider only the first three instructions in snippet:
let c = ref 0 in c := 42; let a = !c in ...
The OCaml memory model is bounded both in space and time. The only memory location here is c. Reasoning only about this snippet, there is neither the data race in space (the race on g) nor in time (the future race on c). Hence, the snippet will have sequentially consistent behaviour, and the value returned by !c will be 42.
The OCaml memory model guarantees that even for programs with data races, memory safety is preserved. While programs with data races may observe non-sequentially consistent behaviours, they will not crash.
In this section, we describe the semantics of the OCaml memory model. A formal definition of the operational view of the memory model is presented in section 3 of the PLDI 2018 paper on Bounding Data Races in Space and Time. This section presents an informal description of the memory model with the help of an example.
Given an OCaml program, which may possibly contain data races, the operational semantics tells you the values that may be observed by the read of a memory location. For simplicity, we restrict the intra-thread actions to just the accesses to atomic and non-atomic locations, ignoring domain spawn and join operations, and the operations on mutexes.
We describe the semantics of the OCaml memory model in a straightforward small-step operational manner. That is, the semantics is described by an abstract machine that executes one action at a time, arbitrarily picking one of the available domains at each step. This is similar to the abstract machine that we had used to describe the happens-before relationship in section 10.2.2.
In the semantics, we model non-atomic locations as finite maps from timestamps t to values v. We take timestamps to be rational numbers. The timestamps are totally ordered but dense; there is a timestamp between any two others.
For example,
a: [t1 -> 1; t2 -> 2] b: [t3 -> 3; t4 -> 4; t5 -> 5] c: [t6 -> 5; t7 -> 6; t8 -> 7]
represents three non-atomic locations a, b and c and their histories. The location a has two writes at timestamps t1 and t2 with values 1 and 2, respectively. When we write a: [t1 -> 1; t2 -> 2], we assume that t1 < t2. We assume that the locations are initialised with a history that has a single entry at timestamp 0 that maps to the initial value.
Each domain is equipped with a frontier, which is a map from non-atomic locations to timestamps. Intuitively, each domain’s frontier records, for each non-atomic location, the latest write known to the thread. More recent writes may have occurred, but are not guaranteed to be visible.
For example,
d1: [a -> t1; b -> t3; c -> t7] d2: [a -> t1; b -> t4; c -> t7]
represents two domains d1 and d2 and their frontiers.
Let us now define the semantics of non-atomic reads and writes. Suppose domain d1 performs the read of b. For non-atomic reads, the domains may read an arbitrary element of the history for that location, as long as it is not older than the timestamp in the domains’s frontier. In this case, since d1 frontier at b is at t3, the read may return the value 3, 4 or 5. A non-atomic read does not change the frontier of the current domain.
Suppose domain d2 writes the value 10 to c (c := 10). We pick a new timestamp t9 for this write such that it is later than d2’s frontier at c. Note a subtlety here: this new timestamp might not be later than everything else in the history, but merely later than any other write known to the writing domain. Hence, t9 may be inserted in c’s history either (a) between t7 and t8 or (b) after t8. Let us pick the former option for our discussion. Since the new write appears after all the writes known by the domain d2 to the location c, d2’s frontier at c is also updated. The new state of the abstract machine is:
(* Non-atomic locations *) a: [t1 -> 1; t2 -> 2] b: [t3 -> 3; t4 -> 4; t5 -> 5] c: [t6 -> 5; t7 -> 6; t9 -> 10; t8 -> 7] (* new write at t9 *) (* Domains *) d1: [a -> t1; b -> t3; c -> t7] d2: [a -> t1; b -> t4; c -> t9] (* frontier updated at c *)
Atomic locations carry not only values but also synchronization information. We model atomic locations as a pair of the value held by that location and a frontier. The frontier models the synchronization information, which is merged with the frontiers of threads that operate on the location. In this way, non-atomic writes made by one thread can become known to another by communicating via an atomic location.
For example,
(* Atomic locations *) A: 10, [a -> t1; b -> t5; c -> t7] B: 5, [a -> t2; b -> t4; c -> t6]
shows two atomic variables A and B with values 10 and 5, respectively, and frontiers of their own. We use upper-case variable names to indicate atomic locations.
During atomic reads, the frontier of the location is merged into that of the domain performing the read. For example, suppose d1 reads B. The read returns 5, and d1’s frontier updated by merging it with B’s frontier, choosing the later timestamp for each location. The abstract machine state before the atomic read is:
(* Non-atomic locations *) a: [t1 -> 1; t2 -> 2] b: [t3 -> 3; t4 -> 4; t5 -> 5] c: [t6 -> 5; t7 -> 6; t9 -> 10; t8 -> 7] (* Domains *) d1: [a -> t1; b -> t3; c -> t7] d2: [a -> t1; b -> t4; c -> t9] (* Atomic locations *) A: 10, [a -> t1; b -> t5; c -> t7] B: 5, [a -> t2; b -> t4; c -> t6]
As a result of the atomic read, the abstract machine state is updated to:
(* Non-atomic locations *) a: [t1 -> 1; t2 -> 2] b: [t3 -> 3; t4 -> 4; t5 -> 5] c: [t6 -> 5; t7 -> 6; t9 -> 10; t8 -> 7] (* Domains *) d1: [a -> t2; b -> t4; c -> t7] (* frontier updated at a and b *) d2: [a -> t1; b -> t4; c -> t9] (* Atomic locations *) A: 10, [a -> t1; b -> t5; c -> t7] B: 5, [a -> t2; b -> t4; c -> t6]
During atomic writes, the value held by the atomic location is updated. The frontiers of both the writing domain and that of the location being written to are updated to the merge of the two frontiers. For example, if d2 writes 20 to A in the current machine state, the machine state is updated to:
(* Non-atomic locations *) a: [t1 -> 1; t2 -> 2] b: [t3 -> 3; t4 -> 4; t5 -> 5] c: [t6 -> 5; t7 -> 6; t9 -> 10; t8 -> 7] (* Domains *) d1: [a -> t2; b -> t4; c -> t7] d2: [a -> t1; b -> t5; c -> t9] (* frontier updated at b *) (* Atomic locations *) A: 20, [a -> t1; b -> t5; c -> t9] (* value updated. frontier updated at c. *) B: 5, [a -> t2; b -> t4; c -> t6]
Let us revisit an example from earlier (section 10.1).
This program has a data race on a and b, and hence, the program may exhibit non sequentially consistent behaviour. Let us use the semantics to show that the program may exhibit r1 = 0 && r2 = 0.
The initial state of the abstract machine is:
(* Non-atomic locations *) a: [t0 -> 0] b: [t1 -> 0] (* Domains *) d1: [a -> t0; b -> t1] d2: [a -> t0; b -> t1]
There are several possible schedules for executing this program. Let us consider the following schedule:
1: a := 1 @ d1 2: b := 1 @ d2 3: !b @ d1 4: !a @ d2
After the first action a:=1 by d1, the machine state is:
(* Non-atomic locations *) a: [t0 -> 0; t2 -> 1] (* new write at t2 *) b: [t1 -> 0] (* Domains *) d1: [a -> t2; b -> t1] (* frontier updated at a *) d2: [a -> t0; b -> t1]
After the second action b:=1 by d2, the machine state is:
(* Non-atomic locations *) a: [t0 -> 0; t2 -> 1] b: [t1 -> 0; t3 -> 1] (* new write at t3 *) (* Domains *) d1: [a -> t2; b -> t1] d2: [a -> t0; b -> t3] (* frontier updated at b *)
Now, for the third action !b by d1, observe that d1’s frontier at b is at t1. Hence, the read may return either 0 or 1. Let us assume that it returns 0. The machine state is not updated by the non-atomic read.
Similarly, for the fourth action !a by d2, d2’s frontier at a is at t0. Hence, this read may also return either 0 or 1. Let us assume that it returns 0. Hence, the assertion in the original program, assert (not (r1 = 0 && r2 = 0)), will fail for this particular execution.
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Youth Congress protesters came down in thousands in protest against the removal of Special Protection Group cover of the Gandhis and demanded that the security cover be put back.
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In no particular order, below are UCD methodologies and research beyond the typical user and usability testing methods I have done while at Arrow Electronics.
I find research the most important part of the design phase that either gets missed on or neglected due to time and/or money, which can negatively affect the end product or service. Below are some examples of my research at Arrow.com to better understand our user personas, their journeys, and what is important to them. In the case of our user personas and the product Arrow.com sells, research is always necessary when building new features because our user base and their needs are not your typical eCommerce user. This makes my job really fun!
To help arrow.com empathize with our user base, my objective was to help research and define our persona sets for the UX team.
How important and where in the journey are they most desired to our users? The visualization represents the journeys and touch-points Arrow.com's user engagement with datasheets and reference designs based on Google Analytics.
Participatory design/co-discovery is a fun UCD methodology that allows the user to engage in an interactive task to provide feedback on their vision of a particular product, service or part of a journey. In the case, I interviewed 5 engineers on what the desired PDP would look like.
I was tasked to pull Google Analytics data of Arrow.com's header and footer in order to understand how our users engage the site. The findings will help establish a conversation that will lead into more testing opportunities for the Information Architecture Redesign.
As part of the CX team, I created the customer journey map to empathize with our users and chart their touch-points on Arrow.com. By speaking with our customers when began to understand the pain-points and moments of truth, which informed the development teams and stake holders the users perspective on desired needs.


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This substance is one all parties need to respect regardless of past experience, age, or wisdom. Last weekend I decided to take 2-ct-7 for the second time hoping for a more prominent response. I recieved it in a powder form, supposedly weighed out to two doses about 20mgs a piece. The first time I attempted taking this drug I took the cautious aproach, ingesting a very small amount of the 'blue mystic' powder. I was disappointed receiving little more then trails and dialated pupils. There were no real visuals, and I was more clear thinking then ever.
This weekend I got a bit more cocky and paid heavily for it.  I unfortunately don't care for this effect, making it more unpleasant. Soon came visuals of intense proportions, nothing like I have ever experienced even on 500-600mcgs of LSD.
This lasted almost 12 hours. The craziest aspect was the flashing lights and 'black hole' light effects 2-ct-7 produces. As I walked down my hall to the bathroom it was as if the hallway had been cut into thirds moving asymetrically towards the apparent vanishing point at its end.
I laughed at its power, but more in shear amazement then in enjoyment. A word to the wise: 2-ct-7 is a powerful psychedelic and can surely be utilized responsibly. However, it is not a drug for any newbie to psychedelics, and it can test the wits of even the most experienced psychonauts.
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Millennials didn't notice it yet while they're busy flipping their homes.
Boomers have still not noticed it yet while trading stocks and buying the top.
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Markus04-Jun-19 11:08 AM
is Liquid a legit exchange?
i found 1 red flag
"lend your crypto and earn interest"
Tek04-Jun-19 11:09 AM
there's legit versions of that
poloniex you can do it
Markus04-Jun-19 11:09 AM
They also got margin trading interesting
wonder if its only large cap coins like btc, eth etc or also other coins
Tek04-Jun-19 11:10 AM
im not sure but theres various places where you can lend btc and other big caps like dash, for 4% or 5% yearly
Markus04-Jun-19 11:10 AM
so like nothing, learn basics of trading and 5% is a piece of cake
siu - Chainmakers04-Jun-19 11:11 AM
Liquid exchange is a blockstream service?(edited)
Tek04-Jun-19 11:11 AM
5% is good if you have a big capital
oh that Liquid
not gonna look at it then
jl777c04-Jun-19 11:11 AM
not that liquid
this is the top rated exhange in japan
totally legit
all volumes real, and audited
KMD will be listed in june is what i hear
liquid.com
Tek04-Jun-19 11:12 AM
oh nice
jl777c04-Jun-19 11:12 AM
our first japanese exchange
siu - Chainmakers04-Jun-19 11:12 AM
Ohh. Then im mistaken
Tek04-Jun-19 11:12 AM
thats awesome!
thnx for the news
siu - Chainmakers04-Jun-19 11:13 AM
Why is not kmd added?
Tek04-Jun-19 11:13 AM
june
Markus04-Jun-19 11:13 AM
BTC/USD
24h Volume
2,419.80 BTC
jl777c04-Jun-19 11:13 AM
they add one at a time and RFOX needed another listing a lot more than KMD
small volumes compared to the fake volume exchanges, but still respectable amounts as it is all real volumes
"So you're telling me that i can artificially pump and dump $TRX?"
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kind of amazing thread
I have studied Warren Buffet a long time, it's very interesting to see his reactions to cryptocoins, "rat poison" and all that. But he comes from a time before computers, he has a healthy amount of distrust for a person protecting massive wealth
Tek04-Jun-19 12:26 PM
massive centralized wealth. will soon be worth nothing
thats y he's so scared
if national currencies fail he's basically broke
jl777c04-Jun-19 12:27 PM
he has a lot of silver
at least he used to
Tek04-Jun-19 12:27 PM
from megabillionaire to nillionaire : D
dukeleto04-Jun-19 12:36 PM
@Tek you don't need paper money when you have managing control over most Fortune 500 companies
and yeah, Warren probably has more gold+silver than most countries


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Nobody expects the Spanish inquisition!
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Thursday's papers: Gareth Bale, Ruben Dias, Edin Dzeko
What the papers say
Former Tottenham star Gareth Bale will be one of the first targets for Jose Mourinho as he takes over at Spurs, Spain's AS reports. The publication says the Portuguese manager wanted to sign the Wales international from Real Madrid during his time in charge of Manchester United. However, rival Spanish outlet Marca reports Real have ruled out a January exit. Bale has come in for criticism since celebrating with a flag bearing the words "Wales. Golf. Madrid. In that order" after his country qualified for Euro 2020.
Mourinho is reportedly also eyeing Sporting Lisbon midfielder Bruno Fernandes and Benfica centre-back Ruben Dias, according to The Independent, along with United's Nemanja Matic.
Mauricio Pochettino, the man being replaced by Mourinho, could end up at Barcelona or Bayern Munich as his next managerial post, according to The Sun. The paper says Ernesto Valverde is under pressure at Barca, while Bayern are currently under the stewardship of interim manager Hansi Flick.
Edin Dzeko could be on his way to Manchester United, according to ESPN, which reports Ole Gunnar Solskjaer might move for the Roma and former Manchester City striker in the January transfer window.
Arsenal have intensified their interest in Red Bull Salzburg forward Erling Haaland, according to Sport Bild. Manchester United are also still keen on signing the 19-year-old, the Daily Mail reports.
Social media round-up
Players to watch
Olivier Giroud: May be reunited with his former Chelsea boss Antonio Conte at Inter Milan, according to The Sun.
James Maddison: Leicester's star attacking midfielder is considering signing a new deal with the club despite strong reported interest from Manchester United, the Manchester Evening News says.
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German economy grows slightly in 3Q, staving off recession
by The Associated PressBERLIN (AP) — The German economy returned to modest growth in the July-September period, averting a widely-feared recession.
The Federal Statistical Office said Thursday gross domestic product grew 0.1% compared with the previous quarter. It says, however, that the economy in the second quarter contracted 0.2%, greater than the 0.1% previously reported.
Two straight quarters of declining output is a frequently used definition of recession.
A further contraction in the third quarter had been widely expected. Still, the German government’s independent panel of economic advisers said last week there was no sign of a “broad, deep recession” or current need for a stimulus program.
Services companies and the jobs market have held up well in Germany, but the industrial sector, led by automobiles and factory machinery, has seen declines amid trade tensions.
The Associated Press


The FCC
Part 97
That which seriously degrades, obstructs, or repeatedly interrupts a radio communication service operating in accordance with the Radio Regulations
Enhancing international goodwill
Radionavigation Service
A one-way transmission of measurements at a distance from the measuring instrument
Frequency Coordinator
Amateur operators in a local or regional area whose stations are eligible to be auxiliary or repeater stations
A station in the Amateur Radio Service consisting of the apparatus necessary for carrying on radio communications
At no time
Allowing a person to conduct radio experiments and to communicate with other licensed hams around the world
A one-way transmission to initiate, modify or terminate functions of a device at a distance
Stop operating or take steps to eliminate the harmful interference
A United Nations agency for information and communication technology issues
Some U. S. Territories are located in ITU regions other than region 2
52.525 MHz
2 meter band
443.350 MHz
1296 MHz
1.25 meter band
U.S. amateurs may find non-amateur stations in the bands, and must avoid interfering with them
To allow for calibration error in the transmitter frequency display
So that modulation sidebands do not extend beyond the band edge
To allow for transmitter frequency drift
The 6 meter, 2 meter, and 1.25 meter bands
CW only
Amateur frequency assignments can vary among the three ITU regions
Data
Special event
W3ABC
Communications incidental to the purposes of the amateur service and remarks of a personal character
When the foreign country authorizes it
K1XXX
From any vessel or craft located in international waters and documented or registered in the United States
Revocation of the station license or suspension of the operator license
Ten years
Two years
As soon as your operator/station license grant appears in the FCC’s license database
No, transmitting is not allowed until the FCC license database shows that the license has been renewed
Any licensed amateur
Technician, General, Amateur Extra
Only the person named as trustee on the club station license grant
Any country whose administration has notified the ITU that it objects to such communications
During an Armed Forces Day Communications Test
Only when transmitting control commands to space stations or radio control craft
When incidental to an authorized retransmission of manned spacecraft communications
When the equipment is normally used in an amateur station and such activity is not conducted on a regular basis
Any such language is prohibited
Auxiliary, repeater, or space stations
When the communication is incidental to classroom instruction at an educational institution
Only where such communications directly relate to the immediate safety of human life or protection of property
Transmissions intended for reception by the general public
When transmitting signals to control a model craft
When transmitting code practice, information bulletins, or transmissions necessary to provide emergency communications
Never
Only a person for whom an amateur operator/primary station license grant appears in the FCC database or who is authorized for alien reciprocal operation
The station licensee
The class of operator license held by the control operator
The location at which the control operator function is performed
Automatic
The control operator and the station licensee are equally responsible
Repeater operation
Local control
Operating the station over the Internet
The station licensee
At no time
Tactical call sign
At the end of each communication and every ten minutes during a communication
At least every 10 minutes during and at the end of a communication
The English language
Send the call sign using CW or phone emission
KL7CC stroke W3
KL7CC slant W3
KL7CC slash W3
The foreign station must be one with which the U.S. has a third party agreement
/KT, /AE or /AG when using new license privileges earned by CSCE while waiting for an upgrade to a previously issued license to appear in the FCC license database
Repeater station
The control operator of the originating station
Any station whose government permits such communications
At least 4
At any time upon request by an FCC representative
Plus or minus 600 kHz
446.000 MHz
Plus or minus 5 MHz
Say the station's call sign then identify with your call sign
Transmit the other station’s call sign followed by your call sign
Properly identify the transmitting station
Station identification is required at least every ten minutes during the test and at the end of the test
Calling any station
Your call sign
A voluntary guideline for using different modes or activities within an amateur band
While not exceeding the maximum power permitted on a given band, use the minimum power necessary to carry out the desired communication
Listen first to be sure that no one else is using the frequency
Ask if the frequency is in use
Make sure you are in your assigned band
Simplex communication
CTCSS
Carrier squelch
The repeater receiver may require an audio tone burst for access
The repeater receiver may require a CTCSS tone for access
The repeater receiver may require a DCS tone sequence for access
The amplitude of the modulating signal
Its signal occupies more bandwidth
Microphone gain too high, causing over-deviation
Common courtesy should prevail, but no one has absolute right to an amateur frequency
Use of a phonetic alphabet
QRM
QSY
When the stations can communicate directly without using a repeater
It is permitted in at least some portion of all the amateur bands above 50 MHz
Never, FCC rules always apply
Connect the battery in parallel with a vehicle’s battery and run the engine
Such words and terms should be spelled out using a standard phonetic alphabet
Both organizations may provide communications during emergencies
A radio service using amateur frequencies for emergency management or civil defense communications
A radio service using amateur stations for emergency management or civil defense communications
An emergency service using amateur operators certified by a civil defense organization as being enrolled in that organization
Begin your transmission by saying "Priority" or "Emergency" followed by your call sign
Remain on frequency without transmitting until asked to do so by the net control station
Passing messages exactly as received
Yes, but only if necessary in situations involving the immediate safety of human life or protection of property
The information needed to track the message as it passes through the amateur radio traffic handling system
The check is a count of the number of words or word equivalents in the text portion of the message
Licensed amateurs who have voluntarily registered their qualifications and equipment for communications duty in the public service
Try moving a few feet or changing the direction of your antenna if possible, as reflections may be causing multi-path distortion
The shorter wavelength allows them to more easily penetrate the structure of buildings
Horizontal
Signals could be significantly weaker
Try to find a path that reflects signals to the repeater
Picket fencing
Electromagnetic
Random combining of signals arriving via different paths
Either vertically or horizontally polarized antennas may be used for transmission or reception
Error rates are likely to increase
The ionosphere
Wavelength
The orientation of the electric field
Electric and magnetic fields
At the speed of light
The wavelength gets shorter as the frequency increases
Wavelength in meters equals 300 divided by frequency in megahertz
The approximate wavelength
30 to 300 MHz
300 to 3000 MHz
3 to 30 MHz
300,000,000 meters per second
UHF signals are usually not reflected by the ionosphere
Signals are being refracted from a sporadic E layer
The signals exhibit rapid fluctuations of strength and often sound distorted
Sporadic E
Knife-edge diffraction
Tropospheric scatter
6 meters
Temperature inversions in the atmosphere
From dawn to shortly after sunset during periods of high sunspot activity
The distance over which two stations can communicate by direct path
The Earth seems less curved to radio waves than to light
Six or ten meters
Some connectors include push-to-talk and voltages for powering the microphone
For logging contacts and contact information
For sending and/or receiving CW
For generating and decoding digital signals
It prevents voltage fluctuations from reaching sensitive circuits
Between the transmitter and the antenna
In series with the feed line, between the transmitter and antenna
Terminal node controller
The sound card provides audio to the microphone input and converts received audio to digital form
Flat strap
Ferrite choke
The alternator
At the battery or engine block ground strap
Noise on the vehicle’s electrical system is being transmitted along with your speech audio
The output signal might become distorted
The keypad or VFO knob
To mute receiver output noise when no signal is being received
Store the frequency in a memory channel
Turn on the noise blanker
The receiver RIT or clarifier
Receiver Incremental Tuning
Permits noise or interference reduction by selecting a bandwidth matching the mode
2400 Hz
500 Hz
The difference between the repeater’s transmit and receive frequencies
To keep received audio relatively constant
Amperes
Watts
Current
Direct current
About 12 volts
Copper
Glass
Alternating current
Power
The volt
Frequency
1,500 milliamperes
1500 kHz
One thousand volts
One one-millionth of a volt
0.5 watts
3 amperes
3525 kHz
1 microfarad
3 dB
-6 dB
10 dB
28.400 MHz
2.425 GHz
Capacitance
The farad
Inductance
The henry
Hertz
Radio frequency signals of all types
Radio waves
Power (P) equals voltage (E) multiplied by current (I)
138 watts
30 watts
10 amperes
It is a measure of the opposition to AC current flow in a circuit
Ohms
Current (I) equals voltage (E) divided by resistance (R)
Voltage (E) equals current (I) multiplied by resistance (R)
Resistance (R) equals voltage (E) divided by current (I)
30 ohms
8 ohms
3 ohms
1.5 amperes
2 amperes
10 amperes
1 volt
10 volts
20 volts
Resistor
Potentiometer
Resistance
Capacitor
Capacitor
Inductor
Inductor
Switch
Fuse
Nickel-metal hydride
Lithium-ion
Lead-acid gel-cell
Carbon-zinc
Transistors
Diode
Transistor
Transistor
Transistor
With a stripe
Light Emitting Diode
Field Effect Transistor
Anode and cathode
Emitter, base, and collector
Source, gate, and drain
Gain
Schematic symbols
Resistor
Transistor
Lamp
Battery
Capacitor
Light emitting diode
Variable resistor
Transformer
Variable inductor
Antenna
Electrical components
The way components are interconnected
Rectifier
A switch controlled by an electromagnet
Single-pole single-throw
Meter
Regulator
Transformer
LED
Capacitor
Integrated circuit
Control the flow of current
An inductor and a capacitor connected in series or parallel to form a filter
To prevent coupling of unwanted signals to or from the wire
Sensitivity
A unit combining the functions of a transmitter and a receiver
Mixer
Selectivity
Oscillator
Transverter
The push to talk function which switches between receive and transmit
Modulation
A multi-mode VHF transceiver
An RF power amplifier
Between the antenna and receiver
Talk farther away from the microphone
The receiver is unable to reject strong signals outside the AM or FM band
Fundamental overload
Harmonics
Spurious emissions
Put a RF filter on the telephone
Block the amateur signal with a filter at the antenna input of the affected receiver
Make sure that your station is functioning properly and that it does not cause interference to your own radio or television when it is tuned to the same channel
Snap-on ferrite chokes
Low-pass and high-pass filters
Band-reject and band-pass filters
Work with your neighbor to identify the offending device
Politely inform your neighbor about the rules that prohibit the use of devices which cause interference
Check your station and make sure it meets the standards of good amateur practice
An unlicensed device that may emit low powered radio signals on frequencies used by a licensed service
Your transmitter may be slightly off frequency
Your batteries may be running low
You could be in a bad location
Reports of garbled, distorted, or unintelligible transmissions
Be sure all TV coaxial connectors are installed properly
To prevent the radiation of signals when making tests
An antenna analyzer
A measure of how well a load is matched to a transmission line
1 to 1
2 to 1
Impedance mismatch
It is converted into heat
Directional wattmeter
Moisture contamination
Ultraviolet light can damage the jacket and allow water to enter the cable
It requires special techniques to prevent water absorption
Carrying RF signals between a radio and antenna
A non-inductive resistor and a heat sink
A voltmeter
In parallel with the circuit
In series with the circuit
An ammeter
An ohmmeter
Attempting to measure voltage when using the resistance setting
Voltage and resistance
Rosin-core solder
A grainy or dull surface
The circuit contains a large capacitor
Ensure that the circuit is not powered
Ensure that the voltmeter and leads are rated for use at the voltages to be measured
Single sideband
FM
SSB
FM
CW
Upper sideband
SSB signals have narrower bandwidth
3 kHz
Between 10 and 15 kHz
About 6 MHz
150 Hz
Any amateur whose license privileges allow them to transmit on the satellite uplink frequency
The minimum amount of power needed to complete the contact
All of these answers are correct
Any amateur holding a Technician or higher class license
A transmission from a space station that contains information about a satellite
The Keplerian elements
An observed change in signal frequency caused by relative motion between the satellite and the earth station
The satellite uplink is in the 70 cm band and the downlink is in the 2 meter band
Rotation of the satellite and its antennas
The satellite is in a Low Earth Orbit
FM Packet
Radio direction finding
A directional antenna
Contesting
Send only the minimum information needed for proper identification and the contest exchange
A letter-number designator assigned to a geographic location
By using DTMF signals
1 watt
A label indicating the licensee’s name, call sign and address must be affixed to the transmitter
From a repeater directory
Use the keypad to transmit the IRLP node ID
A gateway
A method of delivering voice communications over the Internet using digital techniques
A technique to connect amateur radio systems, such as repeaters, via the Internet using Voice Over Internet Protocol
Packet
PSK31
MFSK
Automatic Packet Reporting System
A Global Positioning System receiver
An analog fast scan color TV signal
Providing real time tactical digital communications in conjunction with a map showing the locations of stations
Phase Shift Keying
A low-rate data transmission mode
A check sum which permits error detection
A header which contains the call sign of the station to which the information is being sent
Automatic repeat request in case of error
International Morse
Straight Key
Electronic Keyer
Computer Keyboard
A digital scheme whereby the receiving station detects errors and sends a request to the sending station to retransmit the information
An antenna that concentrates signals in one direction
The electric field is perpendicular to the Earth
A horizontally polarized antenna
It does not transmit or receive as effectively as a full-sized antenna
Shorten it
Directional antennas
Signals can be significantly weaker than when it is outside of the vehicle
19
112
Broadside to the antenna
The increase in signal strength in a specified direction when compared to a reference antenna
It offers a lower angle of radiation and more gain than a 1/4 wavelength antenna and usually provides improved coverage
A roof mounted antenna normally provides the most uniform radiation pattern
Inserting an inductor in the radiating portion of the antenna to make it electrically longer
To allow the efficient transfer of power and reduce losses
50 ohms
It is easy to use and requires few special installation considerations
It matches the antenna system impedance to the transceiver's output impedance
The loss increases
A Type N connector
They are commonly used at HF frequencies
To prevent an increase in feed line loss
A loose connection in an antenna or a feed line
RG-8 cable has less loss at a given frequency
Air-insulated hard line
Shorting the terminals can cause burns, fire, or an explosion
By heating tissue
It disrupts the electrical functions of cells
It causes involuntary muscle contractions
Safety ground
To interrupt power in case of overload
Excessive current could cause a fire
Use three-wire cords and plugs for all AC powered equipment
Connect all AC powered station equipment to a common safety ground
Use a circuit protected by a ground-fault interrupter
Ground all of the protectors to a common plate which is in turn connected to an external ground
A fuse or circuit breaker in series with the AC hot conductor
Explosive gas can collect if not properly vented
The battery could overheat and give off flammable gas or explode
You might receive an electric shock from the charged stored in large capacitors
At all times when any work is being done on the tower
Put on a climbing harness and safety glasses
Never
Look for and stay clear of any overhead electrical wires
To lift tower sections or antennas
So that if the antenna falls unexpectedly, no part of it can come closer than 10 feet to the power wires
This type of tower must never be climbed unless it is in the fully retracted position
Separate eight-foot long ground rods for each tower leg, bonded to the tower and each other
The antenna could contact high-voltage power wires
Sharp bends must be avoided
Local electrical codes
Ensure that connections are short and direct
Non-ionizing radiation
50 MHz
50 watts PEP at the antenna
Frequency and power level of the RF field
Distance from the antenna to a person
Radiation pattern of the antenna
The human body absorbs more RF energy at some frequencies than at others
By calculation based on FCC OET Bulletin 65
By calculation based on computer modeling
By measurement of field strength using calibrated equipment
They might receive a painful RF burn
Relocate antennas
By re-evaluating the station whenever an item of equipment is changed
It affects the average exposure of people to radiation
The percentage of time that a transmitter is transmitting
RF radiation does not have sufficient energy to cause genetic damage
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I wish to present some compelling reasons to use the InnoDB plugin. The plugin is a drop-in replacement for "normal" InnoDB tables; enabling many new features. It is the outcome of a long termed silence from InnoBase (Oracle), which were thought to be neglecting the InnoDB engine.
I'm going to leave out "performance" for the reason that grander forces have benchmarked and written about it.
Compression
Using the new Barracuda table format, table data can be compressed. Compression depends on the type of data you have in your table, and in KEY_BLOCK_SIZE. I have found tables with lots of textual data to compress well, to about 25% volume (that is, reduction of 75%), and strictly integer-typed tables (like an a-2-b connecting table) to compress poorly.
I have seen an InnoDB 50GB database shrink into some 12GB only. Wow! That meant a server which only had RAID 1 two 72GB disks, and which was dangerously filled up with disk space, could now accommodate the database, a backup, and then some!
Compression does not only occur on disk: when pages are loaded to memory, they are loaded compressed. This means the same innodb_buffer_pool_size you had, now holds a lot more data.
There is no compression for the undo buffer.
INFORMATION_SCHEMA
There's lot's of useful data in the new INFORMATION_SCHEMA tables. Very interesting questions can be answered:
- How many transactions are open right now?
- What's the state of each transaction?
- What queries are being run right now?
- Are any transaction waiting on locks? Which locks? Held by which transactions?
- What kind of locks are currently held? On which tables?
- How much time has been spent on compression/uncompress?
- How many compression operations have occurred?
- How many pages are allocated? How many are free?
Fast index creation
Just to be clear, this is not non-blocking index creation. It's just fast. What's fast? Well, slow index creation is what we're used to: to add an index we ALTER TABLE, thereby creating a new, temporary tablespace, into which the entire table's data is copied. With fast index creation, table data is left untouched. The new index is created by scanning the primary key and to-be indexed values. Thus, it requires less I/O operations.
Dropping an index is an instantaneous operation.
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Travis Kalanick sells 2 million shares in Uber for $547 million
by BloombergHighlights
- The trades came after a 180-day lockup period restricting insider and early investor sales following May’s initial public offering
- They were among the large stake disposals last week that pushed the stock down to an all-time low
NEW DELHI: Co-founder and former chief of Uber Travis Kalanick sold about 20% of his stake in the company last week. Kalanick, a director at the ridehailing company, sold 2 million shares worth about $547 million that were held in a trust, according to a regulatory filing on Friday.
The trades came after a 180-day lockup period restricting insider and early investor sales following May’s initial public offering. They were among the large stake disposals last week that pushed the stock down to an all-time low.
Uber has underwhelmed investors in the public markets so far. The shares have tumbled 40% since the IPO, reducing the San Francisco-based firm’s value from almost $76 billion at its listing to about $46 billion.
Kalanick, who was ousted as Uber’s CEO in 2017, remains one of tech’s richest entrepreneurs. Even after the sale, he still owns 78 million shares in Uber — a 4.6% stake — and has a net worth of about $3.7 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
In March of 2018, Kalanick created a fund called 10100, saying in a tweet it would focus on his “passions, investments, ideas and big bets”.


Appendix F
Experimental Features
To print the annotations that are needed for separate compilation, add
–annout=foo.txt
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Nottingham Forest tipped to miss out on promotion to Premier League by the smallest margin
Latest Nottingham Forest news | The Reds are in fifth place in the Sky Bet Championship table going into the final international break of the calendar year
by Mark WakefieldNottingham Forest will feel in confident mood going into the November international break.
The Reds beat arch rivals Derby County 1-0 at the City Ground at the weekend to enter the two-week hiatus in fifth place in the Sky Bet Championship table.
Sabri Lamouchi’s side are three points outside of the automatic promotion places with a game in hand, with Leeds United and Preston North End currently occupying the top two spots in the table.
So could this be the year that Forest finally get promoted and return to the Premier League?
Respected statistics and analysis website FiveThirtyEight has forecast the final standings in the Sky Bet Championship this season, based on a complex model which takes into account a host of factors.
They have crunched the numbers and are predicting that Forest will finish in seventh place in the final standings, and narrowly miss out on the play-offs.
The prediction has tipped the Reds to accumulate 71 points, level on points with Swansea City who are predicted to finish sixth.
Interestingly, the prediction also says that both teams will finish with a plus-eight goal difference, which would imply that Swansea score more goals than Forest over the course of the season, in order to end up above the Reds in the table.
Nottingham Forest latest
This is your round up of all things Forest; the one-stop shop that will keep you updated on the latest goings on at the City Ground and beyond.
Transfers, injuries, match-days and managers, we’ve got you covered.
We’ll be bringing the very latest on the Reds throughout the week and around the clock.
Make sure you keep yourself updated with our handy daily catch up...
Must reads...
- Lewis Grabban's message for Reds fans
- Forest linked with January move for Spurs winger
- Reds defender offers encouraging injury update
- Forest's priorities in January transfer window
For all your latest NFFC news, opinion, analysis and transfer gossip, click here
You can follow our Reds reporter Sarah Clapson on Twitter, and her email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The other sides predicted to finish in the play-offs are Fulham, Preston and Brentford, while West Bromwich Albion and Leeds are being tipped for automatic promotion.
The predicted table has given Forest a 15% chance of securing promotion to the Premier League, with a 30% chance of getting there via the play-offs.
It has also been predicted that Forest have a 3% chance of winning the Championship title.
Here is the full predicted table made by FiveThirtyEight.
- Leeds
- West Brom
- Fulham
- Preston
- Brentford
- Swansea City
- Nottingham Forest
- Bristol City
- Sheffield Wednesday
- Cardiff City
- QPR
- Hull City
- Birmingham City
- Millwall
- Derby County
- Blackburn Rovers
- Huddersfield
- Reading
- Charlton Athletic
- Stoke City
- Wigan Athletic
- Middlesbrough
- Luton Town
- Barnsley


3D Modeling
I have experience in all facets of the 3D pipeline from modeling, script writing, rigging, and animating to surfacing, texturing, and rendering. I have also used various software that allows for more polished work outside of the native Maya package. Some examples include RenderMan, Substance Designer and Painter, Unreal Engine 4, and Nuke.
Potion Bottle
This piece I used Substance Designer to design the liquid and Substance Painter to surface the the model in a realistic way.
Junkyard Robot
UV map of the legs.
UV map of the robot body.
UV map of the parts.
RenderMan Still Life
To further explore photo-realistic rendering, I modeled a few quick objects to play around with Pixar's RenderMan
PxrSurface materials offer a plethora of rendering possibilities, and I enjoyed reading through the official RenderMan documentation
Lighting setup with Pixar lights
Full shot of scene with cube using Pixar volumetric surface for fog/dust displacement
Dinosaur
Low poly smooth model
Edgeflow shot
Detail shot
Bathroom Scene
For this piece I wanted to recreate realistic lighting through a stained glass bathroom window
I modeled everything in the scene from scratch and textured them using Arnold surfaces
The window took the longest, as I had to recreate the interior metal work with curves and extrude cylinders along them
I used about 7 lights to fully flesh out the 'sun' and it's highlights
Scene setup
Lighting setup