Installing VBGraphics
VBGraphics is available as a NuGet module. Beginners should follow the following steps (or the video) for installation. If you are using C# instead of Visual Basic, check the bottom of the page for variations of the instructions.
Create a new Visual Basic Console App.
Install the extension VBGraphics.
In the Solution Explorer, right click your project (e.g. ConsoleApp1), then select “Manage NuGet Packages…”. A new tab will appear.
Click “Browser” in the top-left corner of the tab.
Type “VBGraphics” in the text box below. Press Enter.
Click on the package.
Click “Install”. Make sure you have selected the latest version.
Add references System.Drawing and System.Windows.Forms.
In the Solution Explorer, right click your project (e.g. ConsoleApp1), then select “Properties”. A new tab will appear.
Click “References”.
Click “Add…”.
Find the items “System.Drawing” and “System.Windows.Forms”. Check both of them, and press “OK”.
In the imported namespace section, check both “System.Drawing” and “System.Windows.Forms”.
Add some sample code (see below).
Change the application type to Windows Form Application.
In the Solution Explorer, right click your project (e.g. ConsoleApp1), then select “Properties”. A new tab will appear.
Click “Application”.
Change application type to “Windows Form Application”.
Sample code
Imports VBGraphics
Module Module1
Sub Main()
' Create a graphics windows with resolution 600 x 400.
Dim gw As New GraphicsWindow(600, 400)
' Draw something in the graphics window...
gw.DrawLine(0, 0, 599, 399, Color.Red)
gw.DrawText("Press any key to close...", 0, 370, Color.White, "Cambria", 16)
' Make the graphics window closable, and end the program when the window is closed.
gw.EndProgramOnClose = True
gw.CanClose = True
' Reads a key in the keyboard. Note: if the user closes the window, this statement will not
' finish execution.
gw.ReadKey()
' It is a good habit to dispose the graphics window after use.
gw.Dispose()
End Sub
End Module
Installation instructions for C#
Installation instructions of VBGraphics in C# are almost the same as those for Visual Basic. Here is the list of difference:
In step (1), you create a “Visual C# Console App” instead of a "Visual Basic Console App”.
Steps (3) is replaced by the following:
In the Solution Explorer, right click your project (e.g. ConsoleApp1), then select “Add” → “References…”. A dialog box will appear.
Find the items “System.Drawing” and “System.Windows.Forms”. Check both of them, and press “OK”.
For step (5), replace “Windows Form Application” by “Windows Application”.


EzGet: A Software Library to Facilitate Data Retrieval
Return to Software Tools
A FORTRAN library called EzGet has been developed at PCMDI to facilitate retrieval of modeled and observed climate data stored in popular formats including DRS, netCDF, GrADS, and, if a control file is supplied, GRIB. You can specify how the data should be structured and whether it should undergo a grid transformation before you receive it, even when you know little about the original structure of the stored data (e.g., its original dimension order, grid, and domain).
The EzGet library comprises a set of subroutines that can be linked to any FORTRAN program. EzGet reads files through the cdunif interface, but use of EzGet does not require familiarity with cdunif. The main advantages of using EzGet instead of the lower level cdunif library include:
Taken together these capabilities will simplify the process of writing programs for accessing data stored in different formats and structures, including all the observed data sets and the model output from various model intercomparison projects (AMIP, PMIP, CMIP, etc.) archived at PCMDI.Substantial error trapping capabilities and detailed error messages Versatile capability of conveniently selecting data from specified regions (e.g., oceans, North America, all land areas north of 45 degrees latitude, etc.) Ability to map data to a new grid at the time it is retrieved by EzGet Automatic creation of ``weights'' for use in subsequent averaging or masking of data Increased control in specifying the domain of the data to be retrieved. EzGet is updated and enhanced from time to time. Information on differences between the most recent and earlier versions of EzGet along with a description of current limitations of the software is available: see updates, bugs and limitations.
If you wish to be informed of updated versions of EzGet (along with a description of any bugs discovered), please register. (If you register, you may expect to be sent email, but not often--no more than a few times a year.)
EzGet serves a different purpose from other software tools developed at PCMDI. EzGet is meant to be used in conjunction with FORTRAN programs that need access to data. For direct viewing and interactive manipulation of data, a Visualization and Computation System (VCS) has been developed. To transfer data to files, formats, or visualization systems, the Data and Dimensions Interface (DDI) has been developed. Neither VCS nor DDI can be called from a FORTRAN program.
The EzGet software is currently available for the following platforms/operating systems: Sun/SunOS 4.1.3, Sun/Solaris 2.7, IBM RS6000/AIX 3.2, HP/HP-UX 9.0, SGI Irix 5.3, Cray C90, LINUX/Redhat 6.1.
You may obtain via ftp the FORTRAN libraries and documentation comprising EzGet:
If you will be reading data stored in netCDF format, you will need to obtain the netCDF library.
- download documentation (EzGet user's manual and an ascii README file describing how to install the software):
- download postscript (containing the postscript version of the documentation; ~730k )
- download pdf (containing the pdf version of the documentation; ~560k )
- download tex (containing the tex [latex] version of the documentation); ~520k )
- download examples (containing sample FORTRAN subroutines that rely on EzGet to retrieve data; ~1500k )
- download geography files (needed if you want to extract data from individual geographical regions, such as N. America, Africa, North Pacific Ocean, etc. for AMIP models; ~40k )
- Obtain the EzGet library (containing the EzGet, cdunif and DRS libraries) appropriate for your platform:
- download Sun/SunOS 4.1.3 library ( ~450k )
- download Sun/Solaris 2.7 library ( ~630k )
- download IBM RS6000/AIX 3.2 library ( ~510k )
- download HP/HP-UX 9.0 library ( ~430k )
- download SGI Irix 5.3 library ( ~550k )
- download Cray C90 library ( ~710k )
- download linux 2.2/Redhat 6.1 (compiled under Portland Group Fortran driver 3.1) library ( ~370k )
Once you have transferred the EzGet files to your computer, you should uncompress and extract the individual files from the tarred files (further information available).
Last update August 11, 1997. For questions or comments on EzGet, contact Karl Taylor<EMAIL_ADDRESS>LLNL Disclaimers
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Currently the asset server always assumes models are supplied with the Y axis as the UP axis,
with positive Z going into the screen. This mirrors XML3D and most 3D modeling programs,
but NOT most 3D CAD programs which tend to use Z-UP.
Limitations of COLLADA export
The COLLADA files supplied by the server are always Y-UP with 1 unit = 1 meter.
If you want your models to be stored properly please make sure they follow this convention (fyi. Blender uses Z-UP).
COLLADA files supplied by the server are based on COLLADA version 1.5.0
Currently only the Phong shading model is supported
Currently does not support embedded textures
Currently does not support sub-folders in the zip file
Does not support lights or cameras. Support for lights is planned for a future version.
Limitations of XML3D export
Assets are delivered in the XFlow Asset XML format only.
Currently only the Phong shading model is supported.
All textures currently use wrapS="repeat" and wrapT="repeat". This means textures are tiled.
Import Limitations
Both Zip files and single COLLADA files are supported.
Embedded textures are not supported. Textures should be included in a Zip alongside the COLLADA file and referenced by relative paths.
Only COLLADA and AutomationML are currently supported as source formats.
Cinema 4D's COLLADA v1.5 exporter is not currently supported (bug in Assimp). As a workaround choose Export Collada 1.4.
The first COLLADA file found in the zip's root folder will be the only one imported. There is one exception to this rule:
If the root folder of the .zip contains an AutomationML file (.aml) it will be chosen over any other files.
COLLADA files may not reference other COLLADA files. If this is needed please use an AutomationML file instead.
Textures can be in subfolders inside the .zip archive. COLLADA files referenced by AutomationML files may also be in subfolders.
Content Negotiation
Different clients need different formats in order to run effectively.
New MIME Types
Since Content Negotiation works mostly via MIME-Type, we need to define some more mime types (where none exist).
The general pattern is to choose the appropriate prefix (in our case, this will be mostly model/),
then add a vnd.MYVENDOR (the vnd stands for vendor-defined); optionally some denoting suffixes,
and finally an optional +TRANSFERFORMAT denotion, if multiple are available. [1, p.136]
The newly defined mimetypes all follow this schema. See the following table.
Format
MIME Type
File Extension
XFlow Model
model/vnd.xml3d.model+xml
.xml
Collada-in-Zip
application/zip
.zip
AutomationML-in-Zip
application/zip
.zip
JPEG
image/jpeg
.jpeg
PNG
image/png
.png
REST API
Asset
Base URL for Assets: http://server:port/atlas/rest/asset/
GET
Get a JSON List of all available Assets: http://server:port/atlas/rest/asset/
Get a single Asset, identified via its name. For more information about extension and formats see Content Negotiation. http://server:port/atlas/rest/asset/{assetName}.{extension}
PUT
PUT an Asset as "application/zip". The asset name must be provided when putting a new asset, the full URL should look like: http://server:port/atlas/rest/asset/{assetName}
Transactions
Base-URL for transactions: http://server:port/atlas/rest/transaction/
GET
Get a single transaction, specified via its id:
http://server:port/atlas/rest/transacation/{assetName}/{transactionId}
Full Documentation
To view a full documentation of the REST Api, refer to the generated Swagger documentation.


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Is core wasted time?
"time spent learning core, is time well spent". learning and applying principles like growth mindset and mindfullness are so beneficial for anyone that wants to grow and become the best version of themselves. Personally applying these principles has drastically shapes how i live my life. i dedicate more time for me, to really be concious of how im feeling, and to relfect on the day. and acknowledging that i am capable of only this right now, while knowing i grow really empowers me and helps me to enjoy the process of progression!


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Integration Definition Defined
Today, there are several areas of concern when one discusses Integrated Definition Methods. IDEF is a group of modeling methods that can be used to describe operations in an IT enterprise. Initially abberviated as ICAM (Integrated Computer Aided Manufacturing) Definition in 1988, the ICAM definition was renamed in 1999 to IDEF. IDEF also refers to a family of modeling languages in the field of systems and software engineering. These languages cover a wide range of uses, from functional modeling to data, simulation, object-oriented analysis/design and knowledge acquisition.
A2ZDB uses a variety of IDEF methods but primary focus has been applied toward IDEF0 and IDEF1 or IDEF1X to be specific. IDEF0 is a functional modeling methodology for describing use case functionality. IDEF0 is built on the functional modeling language Structured Analysis and Design Technique
Even more focus has been placed on IDEF1X. IDEF1X is a data modeling language for the development of semantic data models. IDEF1X permits the construction of semantic data models which may serve to support the management of data as a resource, the integration of information systems, and the building of information data storage models.
IDEF helps you model data in a standard, consistent and predictable manner in order to manage it as a resource. It can be used in projects requiring a standard means of defining and analyzing the data resources within an organization. Such projects include the incorporation of a data modeling technique into a methodology, managing data as a resource, integrating information systems, or designing computer databases. The primary objectives of the IDEF1X standard are to provide:
- Means for completely understanding and analyzing an organization's data resources
- Common means of representing and communicating the complexity of data
- A technique for presenting an overall view of the data required to run an enterprise
- Means for defining an application-independent view of data which can be validated by users and transformed into a physical database design
- A technique for deriving an integrated data definition from existing data resources.
The principal objective of IDEF1X is to support integration. The approach to integration focuses on the capture, management, and use of a single semantic definition of the data resource referred to as a "conceptual schema" in the industry and referred to as "Taxonomy Namespace" in Arizona's help documentation. The conceptual schema or taxonomy schema provides a single integrated definition of the data within an enterprise which is not biased toward any single application or tier of data and is independent of how the data is physically stored or accessed. The primary objective of this taxonomy schema is to provide a consistent definition of the meanings of and interrelationships between data that can be used to integrate, share, and manage the integrity of data. A taxonomy schema must have three important characteristics
- Consistent with the infrastructure of the business and true across all application areas
- Extendible, such that new data can be defined without altering previously defined data
- Transformable to both the required user views and to a variety of data storage and access structures.


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Barbara Tversky
"Sketches are produced in many domains to communicate
with self or others. They are a kind of external
representation serving as a cognitive tool to augment
memory and information processing by relieving the mind
of some of those burdens. Sketches schematize."
"[sketches]...reveal people’s conceptions of domains....novices
extract
structural information...Experts are also able to extract
functional
information...that must be inferred"
"One role of a sketch is to check
the completeness and internal consistency of an idea,
especially a spatial idea."
"Another role of sketches for self is to see new relations and figures [which]...can promote new ideas"
"map sketches simplify, even distort, the
information included to conform to the structure to be
conveyed. The structure captured by sketches is not the
structure of the environment, but rather, the conceptual
structure of the information."
"Sketches from other domains have the same character; that
is, they consist of a small set of stylized elements that are
combinatoric."
"It is not trivial to say that people can extract from sketches
what sketchers intended. How often have we returned to
our own sketches, and writings, only to be bewildered by
what was meant to be conveyed."
"Across a number of domains, including maps and diagrams of
devices, what is
meant to be conveyed is structure."
"The arrows convey temporal order, allowing viewers to
mentally
animate (Hegarty, 1992) the device."
"Practicing architects made more functional
inferences from their own sketches than students of
architecture. For example, practictioners were more likely
to “see” patterns of movement and patterns of light in their
sketches than students. "


Bottlenecks can be identified by performing the profiling analysis of the code. Profiling consist of a numbers of metrics that describe the complexity of an application in term of space and time. Profiling is achieved using tools called code profilers. The output of a profiler usually consist of a :
The profiler annotates statistics and metrics against the source
code statements when a certain event occurs (e.g. a method call or an
else
part of a if
branching). It can record for
example the entire trace of the called methods in a so called call
graph (see figure [stackCall]). A call graph is a direct graph
describing relations between subroutines. It could be:
dynamic Is dynamic when the graph is a record of an execution of the program.
static Static call graph are built “offline” and it intends to represent every possible run of the program. Building an exact static call graph is an undecidable problem so usually they are approximations. An example of tools that perform static call graph analysis are cflow85 and egypt86
For this work the profiling tool Gprof was used. It is a Unix tool
that allows to compute a large number of statistics and a dynamical
call graph. There was no need for any static graph call analysis
because the purpose of using a profiling tool was not to understand the
behavior of the program but to find the possible bottlenecks and
hotspots. It works injecting instrumentation code automatically into
the code ( compiling
87 with the option -pg) like for example a call to a
monitor function mcount
88 before each function call. At the end of the execution
a file with extension .gmon (program_name.gmmon) is saved. The
information is collected simply sampling the execution of the program
probing the target program’s program counter at regular
intervals using operating system interrupts (programmed via
profil()
or setitimer()
syscalls). The overhead
related to the profiling with Gprof can vary from 30% to 250%
[@Froyd2005].


Our Achievements
Without continual growth and progress, such words as improvement, achievement, and success have no meaning. Happiness does not come from doing easy work but from the afterglow of satisfaction that comes after the achievement of a difficult task that demanded our best.
Our Fellow Roboticists have represented the club at various levels of Robotics Competirions and secured fine positions for the Club.
-
Shell Eco Marathon
Shell Eco-Marathon challenges students to build ultra-energy efficient vehicles. Participants build automotive vehicles to achieve the highest possible fuel efficiency. The competition is huge and therefore, the Shell Eco Marathon is divided into three zones:Asia, Europe and America.
We participated in Shell Eco Marathon in 2018, which was held in Singapore.
While a normal vehicle gets an average of around 60 km per liter of fuel, our innovative design had an average of 1200 km’s from one liter of Petrol.
We secured 3rd Position in India
And 17th Position in Asia. -
ROBOCON
Robocon (short for Robotic Contest) is organized by Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU) A Collection of over 20 countries of Asia Pacific Region.
In 2018, the competition was held in Vietnam where each country presents a team. Therefore, A Competition to select the
best team from India was held in march 2018 at MIT Pune.
A team of 40 members from all years participated in this National Level Competition. -
Wissenaire'19
Wissenaire is organised in IIT BHUBANESWAR it's the one of the biggest techno-management fest across the country.
We Acquired the First Prize in BOX MAZE’19 event where we made a bot which moved along walls avoiding to hit it.
The group consisted of experienced and hardworking members Consisting of Sri Sai Suhas K, Ayushi Chaudhary, Swapnil Sahu, Mahendra Gabel and Mayank dixit.
Maze Solver - Best Mechanical Design
Trekkon , Kick off - Best Electrical Design -
Sensorous
We acquired the 3rd Position in sensuous event wherein we had to make a “Semi-Autonomous Bot” that will follow a track of curves, degrees and crossovers.
The bot had to traverse through sharp turns and unexpected changes. In all this the experienced team of ROBOTiX CLUB performed flawlessly and secured 3rd in the event. -
Wissenaire'16
In the Trekkon event of Wissenaire, the team won the First Prize.
They made a bot which could traverse in a rugged terrain and could pick and put desired objects in right place.
The team was guided by the able guidance of Ankit Pawar.
The team performed effortlessly during the event making this one of the most happening events in Wissenaire. -
Technex’16
We acquired 2nd Position in the event. The event was organized by IIT BHU wherein we made a bot to traverse though a grid picking objects at different places.
The competition was fierce as the bot has to compete against international level Robots with teams coming from various countries. -
Cognizance’15
We gained 1st Position in the event AHEC.
This was organised by IIT Roorkee wherein we made a bot to gain maximum projectile range using water bottle jet.
The bot had to face real life problems to make the most out of the limited resources. -
Cognizance’15
In the Posiedon event Of IIT Roorkee, the Team won the First Prize.
Where the bot had to compete in water maze arena using a fast swimmer bot avoiding all the obstacles.
The Team was lead by Ankit Pawar. He guided the fellow teammates towards victory. -
Spazor
We acquired Third Prize in Spazor.
Where they had to make an ‘Autonomous Line Follower Bot’ which follows a path made of white lines. The path was haphazard containing 90° turns, bends etc.
The Team was guided and leaded by the visionary Pankaj Yadav.


In the JavaScript language, describe all the use cases for each of:
(): These are used to call a function. A function would be unable to work without them. Also later on if you want to add a parameter or an argument to the function you can include it inside the parenthesis.
[]: Their function is to include data either in the form of an array or an object. It's similar to creating a list in normal language. Brackets ([]) are typically mostly used for accessing the properties of an Object (or the elements of an Array), so mylist[3] fetches the fourth element in the Array.
Braces {} are used during the declaration of Object Literals, or to enclose blocks of code (function definitions, conditional blocks, loops, etc). The code which defines a function is included in curly brackets.
' ': Single quotes are used to contain function names and parameters and even arguments.
"": These are used to contain a string (which could be a word or a sentence). Just like their use in written language, quotes are used to distinguish a certain part of the text. In coding text contained in quotes has a specific purpose.


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Description
Language
Here you can choose Latvian, English or Russian interface language
Name
Here enter your name
Surname
Here enter your surname
Age
Here enter your age
Height
Here enter your height in centimeters
Weight
Here enter your Weight in kilograms
Calculate button
Launches calculations
Usage
1. Fill input fields with asked information
2. Press Calculate Button
3. If information was correct then calculation will be sucesfull and application will give answer
Answers
Possible answers:
1)"You deserve SMALL PORTION"
2)"You deserve MEDIUM PORTION"
3)"You deserve LARGE PORTION"
These answers should not be taken too seriously ;)
Author
Jānis Rullis (jr07023) January 2010


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India State and District wise COVID-19 Tracker
Built by
Anurag
, Check out the source code here
Github
Indian Govt Website:
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
Helpline Numbers:
India - COVID-19
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Thoughts on Air Fryers After Owning For One Year
by Patrick Kennedy
Published on December 28th, 2020
After having an air fryer for one year, I can say that I'm really glad to have it. It's a great kitchen accessory, but I've found that I use it mostly for re-heating food and for making side dishes.
I think air fryers are AMAZING at re-heating leftovers! Heating up leftovers in an air fryer is sooo much better than using a microwave. Here are some of my favorite foods to re-heat in the air fryer:
- Pizza
- Grilled chicken
- Chicken tenders
- Potato wedges
- French fries
- Sauteed vegetables
I also think that cooking frozen french fries and onion rings in the air fryer is great. They come out even better than putting them in the over. Plus, there is the advantage of not having to wait to pre-heat an oven!
I've tried making chicken tenders from scratch in the air fryer and they come out... not great. They are cooked all the way through, but they are not super crunchy like you get with actually frying them. It's a healthier option, but I prefer eating less of the fried version.
Overall, I definitely recommend getting an air fryer, as it's a product that I use multiple times per week. I was quite apprehensive about buying an air fryer, as I thought it would be a useless new gadget (like I found the Instant Pot to be). However, I think it's a great tool to have in the kitchen.
The air fryer that I have is the Philips Air Fryer XXL (non-affiliate link).


Designer in Eclipse --- some updates
The reactions to the DDE petition were mixed. While some were enthusiastic, others were concerned, Maureen even cut time from her busy schedule to put things into perspective. I surly underestimated the weight people would give the fact that I'm "on the inside" (is is less then 12 month vs. 15 years as business partner), rather than seeing an initiative driven by "the godfather" of the Asean Lotus user community. The law of unintended consequences in full swing.
The development team working for Maureen was very curious to see how people would react, we had very pleasant chats when I met them at LCTY in Mumbai a few days ago. They are genuinely interested to know what features and functions Domino developers are looking for and how to create a tool that makes developers more productive. They now monitor the petition database and might some when in the future contact people how have consented to be so. We had a discussion what role XML and specifically DXL could play in a future Domino Designer. As Maureen mentioned in her blog " How can you influence the feature set? Please just ask!" So I asked and within the constrain of available time got a good conversation going. I have the impression the project is well under way and we can expect great things, just a little patience is needed (not my strength).
Now a few interesting facts:
While the global market share for Firefox is estimated around 14%, the signers of the petition seem to be more eager using it: 64.3% were on Firefox, 28.6% on IE and 7.1% on other browsers (this evaluated from the browser string which could be camouflaged in Opera or Firefox), 91.6% were users of Windows, 4.2% of Linux and 3.8% of MacOS. Only 17% of the Firefox users were still on Firefox 1.x, while only 26.4% of the Internet Explorer users had upgraded to IE7.
The development team working for Maureen was very curious to see how people would react, we had very pleasant chats when I met them at LCTY in Mumbai a few days ago. They are genuinely interested to know what features and functions Domino developers are looking for and how to create a tool that makes developers more productive. They now monitor the petition database and might some when in the future contact people how have consented to be so. We had a discussion what role XML and specifically DXL could play in a future Domino Designer. As Maureen mentioned in her blog " How can you influence the feature set? Please just ask!" So I asked and within the constrain of available time got a good conversation going. I have the impression the project is well under way and we can expect great things, just a little patience is needed (not my strength).
Now a few interesting facts:
While the global market share for Firefox is estimated around 14%, the signers of the petition seem to be more eager using it: 64.3% were on Firefox, 28.6% on IE and 7.1% on other browsers (this evaluated from the browser string which could be camouflaged in Opera or Firefox), 91.6% were users of Windows, 4.2% of Linux and 3.8% of MacOS. Only 17% of the Firefox users were still on Firefox 1.x, while only 26.4% of the Internet Explorer users had upgraded to IE7.
Posted by Stephan H Wissel on 06 March 2007 | Comments (2) | categories: IBM Notes Lotus Notes


In The middle section we will add our functions. I have choosen a function oriented approach to the API interactions becauses I think it highligts what is essential in the HTTP transaction. I’ve also group the code into topic areas (e.g. login, reposiory, agents) to keep the code easy to read and disc.
A post-workshop next step might be to collect all the functions in the modules we built into a Python class and present them as a single object representing the complete API.


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Adds an array of rules to the transformation
Adds an array of rules to the transformation
One or more IRule objects for this transformation
The transformation object (fluent interface)
saves the result to a file with the given path
saves the result to a file with the given path
a path to the file the result of the transformation should be written
The transformation object (fluent interface)
@inheritDoc
@inheritDoc
A transformation that should serve as the source for this transformation
The transformation object (fluent interface)
@inheritDoc
@inheritDoc
the uri of the source meta model
The transformation object (fluent interface)
Sets the source meta model using a resource
Sets the source meta model using a resource
a resource to the metamodel
The transformation object (fluent interface)
Getter for the set of newly created elements
Getter for the set of newly created elements
A list of all already created elements
Getter for the Model object this transformation transforms from
Getter for the Model object this transformation transforms from
getter of the rules in the current active phase
getter of the rules in the current active phase
all rules of the current phase
getter of the rules in a certain phase
getter of the rules in a certain phase
all rules of the given phase
Getter for the Model object this transformation transforms to
Getter for the Model object this transformation transforms to
the target model
Getter for the tracer object
Getter for the tracer object
the tracer object of this transformation
Getter of the transformation helper object
Getter of the transformation helper object
The transformation helper object for this transformation
@inheritDoc
@inheritDoc
an iterable of data that should be transformed by this transformation. it must conform to the meta model of the source model
The transformation object (fluent interface)
@inheritDoc
@inheritDoc
the path to a file that contains data conforming to the source model of this transformation
The transformation object (fluent interface)
The logger instance for each class
The logger instance for each class
Sets the next phaseID.
Sets the next phaseID. Adding rules after calling this method will result in a call of the rules in a seperate phase
The transformation object (fluent interface)
Sets this transformation in refining mode (a transformation that only changes the source model)
Sets this transformation in refining mode (a transformation that only changes the source model)
The transformation object (fluent interface)
Sets this transformation in refining mode (a transformation that only changes the source model)
Sets this transformation in refining mode (a transformation that only changes the source model)
the source and target meta model uri
The transformation object (fluent interface)
Setter if the tracer should print the registered trace logs directly to the console
Setter if the tracer should print the registered trace logs directly to the console
the new mode for trace logging outputs
Sets the target meta model
Sets the target meta model
The target meta model uri
The transformation object (fluent interface)
Convinience method to pass the incoming model at transformation execution time
Convinience method to pass the incoming model at transformation execution time
A list of instantiated source model elements
The transformation object (fluent interface)
Convinience method to pass the incoming model at transformation execution time
Convinience method to pass the incoming model at transformation execution time
The path to the inupt model
The transformation object (fluent interface)
Executes this transformation using the given rules
Executes this transformation using the given rules
The transformation object (fluent interface)
The Transformation class collects all needed parts for a model to model transformation using SMTL.


Next time you go for a stroll along the Appian Way, take a pair of shears with you.  When his bare scalp is revealed you will be able to read the secret message tattooed upon his bonce, previously hidden by his luxuriant bouffant. The message will be intended for a distant military general or potentate. Commit it to memory. You are now in possession of important and privileged information, and knowledge is power.
Continue along the Appian Way until you reach the the encampment of the general or the palace of the potentate. Being neither hairy, nor a slave, nobody will suspect you of being the carrier of the secret information. You can use this to your advantage in all sorts of ways.
Next week, in Hints And Tips For Ancient Romans, we will look at how you can influence the prognostications of a haruspex by tampering with the hot entrails of a freshly-slaughtered chicken.


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javascript - Procedures to generate HTML and Java Script structures.
The ::javascript package provides commands that generate HTML and Java Script code. These commands typically return an HTML string as their result. In particular, they do not output their result to stdout.
Construct HTML code to create a dual-multi-selection megawidget. This megawidget consists of two side-by-side multi-selection boxes separated by a left arrow and a right arrow button. The right arrow button moves all items selected in the left box to the right box. The left arrow button moves all items selected in the right box to the left box. The id argument is the suffix of all HTML objects in this megawidget. The leftLabel argument is the text that appears above the left selection box. The leftValueList argument is the values of items in the left selection box. The leftNameList argument is the names to appear in the left selection box. The rightLabel argument is the text that appears above the right selection box. The rightValueList argument is the values of items in the right selection box. The rightNameList argument is the names to appear in the right selection box. The length argument (optional) determines the number of elts to show before adding a vertical scrollbar; it defaults to 8. The minWidth argument (optional) is the number of spaces to determine the minimum box width; it defaults to 32.
Create an HTML submit button that resets a hidden field for each registered multi-selection box. The name argument is the name of the HTML button object to create. The value argument is the label of the HTML button object to create.
Create an HTML submit button that prompts the user with a continue/cancel shutdown warning before the form is submitted. The name argument is the name of the HTML button object to create. The value argument is the label of the HTML button object to create. The msg argument is the message to display when the button is pressed.
Create an HTML button that sets its slave checkboxs to the boolean value. The master argument is the name of the child's parent html checkbox object. The value argument is the value of the master. The slaves argument is the name of child html checkbox object to create. The boolean argument is the java script boolean value that will be given to all the slaves; it must be "true" or "false".
Create an HTML checkbox and tie its value to that of its child checkbox. If the parent is unchecked, the child is automatically unchecked. The parentName argument is the name of parent html checkbox object to create. The childName argument is the name of the parent's child html checkbox object.
Create an HTML checkbox and tie its value to that of its parent checkbox. If the child is checked, the parent is automatically checked. The parentName argument is the name of the child's parent html checkbox object. The childName argument is the name of child html checkbox object to create.
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When proposing code changes, please provide unified diffs, i.e the output of diff -u.
Note further that attachments are strongly preferred over inlined patches. Attachments can be made by going to the Edit form of the ticket immediately after its creation, and then using the left-most button in the secondary navigation bar.
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Learning Backbone Marionette
Ch2: Views - (2.1) ItemView
How to run this example?
Open index.html in browser
Press F12, go to console tab
See the console logs to understand the flow
Say Hello World - This will work!
Say Hello Ashwin - This will not work! (out of scope)


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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2370 instructions to use kickstart to turn on vnc from the commandline (only works as an admin)
$ sudo /System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/Resources/kickstart -activate -configure -access -on -users admin -privs -all -restart -agent -menu (enable vnc access)
$ sudo /System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/Resources/kickstart -deactivate -configure -access -off (kill vnc server


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GTSPP (Global Temperature-Salinity Profile Program) data measures vertical profiles of ocean temperature and salinity. The GTPSS home page has detailed information about the repository, observations, and datasets. The programs in this directory convert from the netcdf files found in the repository into DART observation sequence (obs_seq) file format.
Data from the GTSPP can be downloaded interactively from here. It is delivered in netCDF file format, one vertical profile per netCDF file.
Currently each vertical profile is stored in a separate file, so converting a months's worth of observations involves downloading many individual files. The converter program can take a list of input files, so it is easy to collect a month of observations together into a single output file with one execution of the converter program.
The units in the source file are degrees C for temperature, g/kg for salinity, and so far we have not found any error information (not quality control, but observation instrument error values). There is probably instrument source information encoded in these files, but so far we don't have the key. The quality control values are read and only those with a QC of 1 are retained.
The data is distributed in netCDF file format. DART requires all observations to be in a proprietary format often called DART "obs_seq" format. The files in this directory, a combination of C shell scripts and a Fortran source executable, do this data conversion.
This namelist is read from the file input.nml. Namelists start with an ampersand '&' and terminate with a slash '/'. Character strings that contain a '/' must be enclosed in quotes to prevent them from prematurely terminating the namelist.
>spp_to_obs_nml gtspp_netcdf_file = '1234567.nc' gtspp_netcdf_filelist = 'gtspp_to_obs_filelist' gtspp_out_file = 'obs_seq.gtspp' avg_obs_per_file = 500 debug = .false. /
| Item | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| gtspp_netcdf_file | character(len=128) | The input filename when converting a single profile. Only one of the two file or filelist items can have a valid value, so to use the single filename set the list name 'gtspp_netcdf_filelist' to the empty string (' '). |
| gtspp_netcdf_filelist | character(len=128) | To convert a series of profiles in a single execution create a text file which contains each input file, in ascii, one filename per line. Set this item to the name of that file, and set 'gtspp_netcdf_file' to the empty string (' '). |
| gtspp_out_file | character(len=128) | The output file to be created. To be compatible with earlier versions of this program, if this file already exists it will be read in and the new data will be inserted into that file. |
| avg_obs_per_file | integer | The code needs an upper limit on the number of observations generated by this program. It can be larger than the actual number of observations converted. The total number of obs is computed by multiplying this number by the number of input files. If you get an error because there is no more room to add observations to the output file, increase this number. |
| debug | logical | If true, output more debugging messages. |
types_mod time_manager_mod utilities_mod location_mod obs_sequence_mod obs_def_mod obs_def_ocean_mod obs_kind_mod netcdf
Does not have correct code for setting observation error variance yet. Also, not sure if the incoming data qc is strict enough.
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Library: Foundation
Package: Streams
Header: Poco/BufferedBidirectionalStreamBuf.h
Description
This is an implementation of a buffered bidirectional streambuf that greatly simplifies the implementation of custom streambufs of various kinds. Derived classes only have to override the methods readFromDevice() or writeToDevice().
In contrast to BasicBufferedStreambuf, this class supports simultaneous read and write access, so in addition to istream and ostream this streambuf can also be used for implementing an iostream.
Inheritance
Direct Base Classes: std::basic_streambuf < ch, tr >
All Base Classes: std::basic_streambuf < ch, tr >
Member Summary
Member Functions: getMode, overflow, resetBuffers, setMode, sync, underflow
Types
Allocator
typedef ba Allocator;
Base
typedef std::basic_streambuf < ch, tr > Base;
IOS
typedef std::basic_ios < ch, tr > IOS;
char_traits
typedef tr char_traits;
char_type
typedef ch char_type;
int_type
typedef typename Base::int_type int_type;
off_type
typedef typename Base::off_type off_type;
openmode
typedef typename IOS::openmode openmode;
pos_type
typedef typename Base::pos_type pos_type;
Constructors
BasicBufferedBidirectionalStreamBuf
BasicBufferedBidirectionalStreamBuf(
std::streamsize bufferSize,
openmode mode
);
Destructor
~BasicBufferedBidirectionalStreamBuf
~BasicBufferedBidirectionalStreamBuf();
Member Functions
overflow
virtual int_type overflow(
int_type c
);
sync
virtual int sync();
underflow
virtual int_type underflow();
getMode
openmode getMode() const;
resetBuffers
void resetBuffers();
setMode
void setMode(
openmode mode
);


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An overall vision to increase the proportion of businesses participating in the digital economy should ideally begin with processes that are common to every business, including Public Sector. The procurement supply chain usually involves multiple parties and a variety of paper based or electronic forms dealing with the production, distribution, data capture, matching, reconciliation, dispute management and subsequent archiving of documents, errors, manual intervention and processing delays. It is common to every business in some form, shape or the other.
In 2016 the Australian Taxation office facilitated and enabled a multi-stakeholder forum, the Digital Business Council, which endorsed an Interoperability Framework of open standards to pave the way for a whole-of-economy approach to eInvoicing. The Interoperability Framework is designed to address the fragmentation in the procurement ecosystem - every trading network generally uses a unique combination of standards which limits an SME’s ability to exchange documents with multiple networks. The Framework also provides certainty on how a prescribed set of established open standards can be used to extend digital procurement to all businesses.
The DCAFOnline Procurement Initiative promotes the use of the Interoperability Framework to create an ecosystem of digital Access Points, all able to interoperate (easily exchange information) with one another. The philosophy behind the framework “commoditising business-to-business (B2B) integration using open standards that are royalty free, are publicly available and supported by open source and commercial software” will also continue to be promoted under this initiative. Every business should have connectivity via an Access Point into the digital world – irrespective of whether the Access Point is incorporated into business management software, implemented as separate internal or external B2B integration platform
The Interoperability Framework employs a 4-corner model. The model is based on proven international standards and is designed for extensibility. Access Points and Digital Capability Publishers can be implemented by businesses with technology capability our procured from third party technology providers.
We will initially support eInvoicing. During the latter half of this year we will begin work to support other activities and stages within the procurement lifecycle, including payments, remittances, purchase orders, supply chain financing etc.
In the longer term we will focus on other supply chains such as logistics, trade facilitation and reporting - not necessarily in that order.


Expression object for transpose sparse matrix-transpose sparse matrix additions.The TSMatTSMatAddExpr class represents the compile time expression for additions between two column-major sparse matrices.
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#include <TSMatTSMatAddExpr.h>
Inherits blaze::MatMatAddExpr< SparseMatrix< TSMatTSMatAddExpr< MT1, MT2 >, true > >, and blaze::Computation.
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template<typename MT1, typename MT2>
class blaze::TSMatTSMatAddExpr< MT1, MT2 >
Expression object for transpose sparse matrix-transpose sparse matrix additions.
The TSMatTSMatAddExpr class represents the compile time expression for additions between two column-major sparse matrices.
◆ anonymous enum
template<typename MT1 , typename MT2 >
Compilation switch for the selection of the subscript operator return type.
The returnExpr compile time constant expression is a compilation switch for the selection of the ReturnType. If either matrix operand returns a temporary vector or matrix, returnExpr will be set to false and the subscript operator will return it's result by value. Otherwise returnExpr will be set to true and the subscript operator may return it's result as an expression.
◆ TSMatTSMatAddExpr()
template<typename MT1 , typename MT2 >
Constructor for the TSMatTSMatAddExpr class.
- Parameters
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| lhs | The left-hand side sparse matrix operand of the addition expression. |
| rhs | The right-hand side sparse matrix operand of the addition expression. |
◆ at()
template<typename MT1 , typename MT2 >
Checked access to the matrix elements.
- Parameters
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| i | Access index for the row. The index has to be in the range . |
| j | Access index for the column. The index has to be in the range . |
- Returns
- The resulting value.
- Exceptions
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| std::out_of_range | Invalid matrix access index. |
◆ canAlias()
template<typename MT1 , typename MT2 >
template<typename T >
Returns whether the expression can alias with the given address alias.
- Parameters
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| alias | The alias to be checked. |
- Returns
- true in case the expression can alias, false otherwise.
◆ columns()
template<typename MT1 , typename MT2 >
Returns the current number of columns of the matrix.
- Returns
- The number of columns of the matrix.
◆ isAliased()
template<typename MT1 , typename MT2 >
template<typename T >
Returns whether the expression is aliased with the given address alias.
- Parameters
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| alias | The alias to be checked. |
- Returns
- true in case an alias effect is detected, false otherwise.
◆ leftOperand()
template<typename MT1 , typename MT2 >
Returns the left-hand side transpose sparse matrix operand.
- Returns
- The left-hand side transpose sparse matrix operand.
◆ nonZeros() [1/2]
template<typename MT1 , typename MT2 >
Returns the number of non-zero elements in the sparse matrix.
- Returns
- The number of non-zero elements in the sparse matrix.
◆ nonZeros() [2/2]
template<typename MT1 , typename MT2 >
Returns the number of non-zero elements in the specified row.
- Parameters
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- Returns
- The number of non-zero elements of row i.
◆ operator()()
template<typename MT1 , typename MT2 >
2D-access to the matrix elements.
- Parameters
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| i | Access index for the row. The index has to be in the range . |
| j | Access index for the column. The index has to be in the range . |
- Returns
- The resulting value.
◆ operator~() [1/2]
Conversion operator for non-constant matrices.
- Returns
- Reference of the actual type of the matrix.
◆ operator~() [2/2]
Conversion operator for constant matrices.
- Returns
- Constant reference of the actual type of the matrix.
◆ rightOperand()
template<typename MT1 , typename MT2 >
Returns the right-hand side transpose sparse matrix operand.
- Returns
- The right-hand side transpose sparse matrix operand.
◆ rows()
template<typename MT1 , typename MT2 >
Returns the current number of rows of the matrix.
- Returns
- The number of rows of the matrix.
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Use of the HTML History API allows you to make changes to the browser's location without initiating an explicit request back to the server.
This is valuable because you can change the location through code and maintain explicit control over how your application behaves. For instance, you may choose to manually update the browsers location and then request partial page content via an Ajax request. The benefit to this approach is that as you keep the location updated, should a request be made to that specific location in your application, you have the opportunity to render a snapshot of the HTML that corresponds to the state of the application based on the given URL.
If your user's browser is not capable of using the History API, then you may consider using the hash to keep the URL updated. Ultimately the best approach is to use the History API where it is supported and feature a fallback implementation if it is not available in the browser. Read more on the architectural overview.


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Directory paths in the following are relative to the root of the of the git repository, i.e., parallel to its .git directory. The following commands are all issued in the ./scripts subdirectory.
If the repository is not entirely fresh, issue ./veryclean.sh.
Edit ./sethostdep.sh to have the Modula-3 target you are building on. There is, so far, no automatic detection or setting of this.
Issue ./fullboot.sh. This will go through an elaborate bootstrap process, involving other scripts, creation of directories, compilations, execution of compiled programs, generation of souce code and internal data, checking for convergence, etc. Do not panic over messages about states not being LALR. At the end, this will have created directory ./boot and many files within. It will have built and shipped library libschutzcommon, built executables LdlBoot and LdlBatch in ./boot, and executable Lbe in ./edit/AMD64_LINUX (substitute your target system).
LdlBoot is used only in the bootstrap process. You will have no further need of it unless you do development work on the process. LdlBatch adds languages to Schutz. You will not need it either, unless you do development on a supported language or add a new language. Lbe is the built editor. At this stage, each of these executables supports only ldl0, a primitive language definition language used only during bootstrapping.
Issue AddLdl1.sh. This will alter LdlBatch and Lbe, to additionally support ldl1, the more general language definition language used in Schutz.
Issue AddM3.sh. This will alter Lbe, to additionally support Modula-3.
You are done.


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 It was not immediately clear what caused the explosion
by ReutersAt least seven people were killed and eight injured on Sunday after a gas pipeline exploded in the Bangladeshi port city of Chittagong, a police official said.
The pipeline exploded in front of a five-storey building, blowing some of the building’s walls off, Mohammad Mohsin said, citing witnesses.
The injured were taken to hospital, he said, adding the death toll could rise as some were in critical condition.
Among the injured, one suffered burns while others were wounded by the wall collapse, Mohsin said.
It was not immediately clear what caused the explosion, fire service official Amir Hossain said, adding an investigation was underway.
Last month seven children died after a gas cylinder used for inflating balloons exploded in the capital Dhaka.
Faulty gas pipelines and substandard cylinders often cause accidents in the south Asian country, blamed on lax monitoring.


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Nigerian forces fire in the air to quell protest
Nigerian security forces used tear gas and fired in the air on Tuesday to disperse protesters seeking the release of an opposition figure held since August after calling for a revolution.
Omoyele Sowore, the founder of local news site Sahara Reporters and a candidate in February's presidential polls has been detained for "treason."
At the end of September, the Nigerian judiciary ordered his release but the authorities have not complied.
About 80 protesters gathered outside the headquarters of the Department of State services (DSS) in the capital Abuja, shouting slogans against President Muhammadu Buhari, an AFP journalist said.
Some 50 heavily armed DSS agents confronted the demonstrators on bikes and in armoured trucks firing tear gas and shooting in the air, the AFP reporter said, adding that they also attacked one journalist.
Some sustained injuries after being trampled by demonstrators fleeing the scene.
The government of Buhari - who was re-elected this year - has accused Sowore and his "Revolution Now" movement of "plotting to destabilise Nigeria."
Sowore, who came tenth in the polls and has been a virulent critic of the government, has drawn the ire of Nigerian authorities.
In August, Sahara Reporters, which regularly reports on government corruption, had called for nationwide protests against misrule in Nigeria.
Two days ahead of the planned protest, he was arrested on August 5 and has been in detention since.
The government's handling of his case has sparked criticism from rights activists and prominent Nigerians, including Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka, as well as rights groups like Amnesty International.
Last week, according to local media reports, a spokesperson for the DSS admitted the agency had received a court order for Sowore's release but said it was detaining him "because no person has turned up at the DSS to take delivery of him."


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- ~ (WordArray) encrypt({block_cipher, iv, input}) Given a block cipher and an IV, encrypt the given input in CTR-mode.
- ~ (void) bulk_encrypt({block_cipher, iv, input, progress_hook, what}, cb) Given a block cipher and an IV, encrypt the given input in CTR-mode.
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Given a block cipher and an IV, encrypt the given input in CTR-mode.
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Given a block cipher and an IV, encrypt the given input in CTR-mode. Do it an an async-fashion so as not to lock up the process.


PRIVATE CONFESSIONS
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D.
Director: Liv Ullmann Writer: Ingmar Bergman Cast: Pernilla August, Max von Sydow, Samuel Froler, Anita Bjork, Vibeke Falk, Thomas Hanzon, Kristina Adolphson, Gunnel Fred, Hans Alfredson, Bengt Schott
If you have a problem that's wearing you down and you're looking for relief, there are two ways to get it from the movies. One: Choose an escapist movie, say, something in the Jerry Bruckheimer or Brian De Palma vein, and you'll be swept away in the clatter and imagery of action, adventure and suspense. Two: Choose the opposite, a movie that's brutally realistic (such as one written or directed by Ingmar Bergman), one that can force you to confront your problem head-on instead of trying to flee from it. From the looks of the lines at the box office, the first is more popular: but avoidance is a temporary solution. A better resolution is possible if you face your situation directly by watching others deal with similar dilemmas.
What's a typical difficulty? Marriage, of course. While 90% of all people in America get married at some time, 50% of them end up in divorce court. Can we assume that the other 50% do not lead lives of boundless cheer? Surely. If you're one of this latter group you're wondering whether to put up with the hardships and say nothing, try to work things out, or to seek a lover on the side. You're now in the same boat as the central character of Ingmar Bergman's latest work, "Private Confessions." Bergman, perhaps the most personal of directors, this time takes a back seat to Liv Ullmann whose direction gives the story a profoundly woman's touch. Shot by Sven Nykvist, the movie could almost be entitled "Anna," since Pernilla August, who performs in the role of that principal figure, is in virtually every scene.
"Private Confessions" defies the usual rules of the movie game and of the Bergman style itself. It is low on imaginative imagery, it displays few if any symbols, it is not "opened up" but rather more like a photographed play (it was, after all made for TV), and it zeroes in on just three individuals rather than painting an elaborate portrait of family life. "Private Confessions" is therefore unlike Bergman's "Fanny and Alexander," which is lavish display of extensive family ties; the Swedish filmmaker's "Wild Strawberries," which abounds in religious imagery; and "The Seventh Seal," which is a morbid study of death with a host of Biblical references. Nor does the film's theme flourish with originality. Women and men have betrayed one another on film almost since the birth of cinema.
Despite its violation of the rules of the game, it works, and works beautifully, principally because of an outstanding performance by Ms. August as a matronly woman of about thirty-six years of age who is married to a decent enough fellow, but is unhappy. After spending some time alone with a younger man, Tomas Egerman (Thomas Hanzon), she carries on an affair with him, hiding the details from her husband Henrik (Samuel Froler). When Uncle Jacob (Max von Sydow), her spiritual adviser, urges Anna to tell the absolute truth to Henrik, she rebels, as expected. She does not want to hurt her husband or threaten her relationship with her two children, unsatisfactory though her marriage may be. Eventually she does narrate all to Henrik, feels guilty, and expresses her willingness to leave him everything--house, children, reputation. Because so much of the rich, sensitive and compassionate dialogue is spoken in a normal, unhurried way, the moments of anger and anguish strike us as exceptionally intense.
 He manipulates his usual themes of death (in revealing Uncle Jacob's imminent demise), of loneliness (of all the principal characters), and of religion (by situation all three men as practitioners of Lutheran professions). The sequence of scenes, essentially five private conversations or confessions, is an interesting one. We see Anna at first telling all to her uncle, then to her husband. We flash back to her relationship with the younger Tomas, and toward the end of the picture we're back eighteen years to Anna's naive days in high school. The actors perform exquisitely and sensitively: Max von Sydow exudes severity and compassion alike, August shows her defenses and her pain in equal measure, Thomas Hanzon his character's stiffness and insecurity, and Samuel Froler the husband's agony and anger alike. "Private Confessions" uses a simple--dare we say soap-opera--format to express compassion, affliction, and redemption delicately and strikingly.
Not Rated. Running Time: 130 minutes. (C) 1999 Harvey Karten
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'Mario Kart Tour' multiplayer test is coming in December
Gold Pass subscribers will get to try it first.
by Steve DentMario Kart Tour came to Android and iOS devices last month, but unfortunately, it shipped without without Nintendo's signature multiplayer mode. Now, the company has announced that it's launching real-time multiplayer mode into beta this December -- with one caveat.
The beta mode will only be available to users who pony up $4.99 per month for the Mario Kart Tour "Gold Pass." That experience unlocks 200cc racing, special Gold Challenges and the chance to obtain Gold Gifts. Yes, while Mario Kart Tour is free-to-start, it gives players plenty of other loot box-like opportunities to spend their cash in other ways.
Nintendo provided no other details, but said that more news would be coming soon. Hopefully, when the feature is released after the beta test, it will be available to all users.


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For Christmas, I received a Google Home and some Philips Hue lightbulbs. Within 15 minutes, I had every light in my apartment responding to voice controls! Naturally rather than accepting that life is awesome and that I live in the future, I was immediately annoyed that I still had to use a remote to change inputs on my TV. Here’s how I went about fixing that.
The Google Home is an interface to the Google Assistant, which currently only supports a integration through Actions on Google. Currently the only way to integrate as a random developer is to implement a Conversation Action, which means controlling my TV would sound a little bit like this:
“Ok Google, I’d like to talk to my TV” - Me
Home - “Here’s your TV!”
“Let’s play Wii” - Me
Home - “Setting your TV to Wii”
“Exit” - Me
Yikes, that’s not going to fly. Fortunately, Google has allowed IFTTT to implement Direct Actions, which let a developer specify special phrases to trigger an IFTTT recipe. Even more fortunately, IFTTT finally implemented a Maker channel, which allows arbitrary web requests. With that part sorted, let’s look at how we can control the TV.
I ordered a USB IR blaster from IguanaWorks, and jumped at the chance to use one of my fancy new Raspberry Pi 3s. I loaded up a fresh copy of Raspbian, installed LIRC from the repository, copied in an LG remote profile from this list, and tried my first command:
$ irsend send_once lg KEY_POWER
irsend: hardware does not support sending
Hmm. It turns out there’s quite a process left here, as detailed in the IguanaWorks Getting Started page. I had to build LIRC from source including the iguanaIR driver, and configure my hardware.conf. However with that finished, and the end of my IR blaster artfully taped over my TV’s IR sensor, I could toggle the TV power!
So let’s take stock here: We have a raspberry pi that can trigger IR commands on my TV, and the ability to call a website with a voice command. Clearly we’re missing some glue here.At this point there are many ways to solve the problem, the easiest of which is to open a hole in my router, and let IFTTT call my raspberry pi directly. Since I’m a glutton for punishment though, and have been interested in AWS for a while, lets try to solve this problem with AWS IoT.
The plan is simple. I’ll set up an AWS IoT device to represent my TV, and have my raspberry pi subscribe to the device state, and update the actual TV whenever the state changes on AWS. Then I can have Amazon API Gateway trigger a lambda function to trigger updates to the AWS IoT device.
AWS IoT
Configuring devices in AWS IoT is actually deceptively simple for home use. Amazon pre-defines tons of types with pre-defined attributes, but for my purposes, I really just want to track the current input and the current power state, so I created my own Thing without a type. I created two attributes for input and power.
Once the Thing (I called mine TV) is created, it will be visible on the AWS IoT dashboard.
AWS IoT manages the online state of objects through what it calls Shadows. The shadow represents the most recent online state, which the device will update itself to reflect at the next online check-in. In order to update an IoT shadow from a lambda function, you must grant the lambda function a special IAM permission. I used the following inline IAM code to allow my lambda function to publish to my Amazon IoT devices:
And the following python code is my lambda function itself. It contains a mapping from devices to inputs, and updates the input and power state accordingly. In addition, this lambda function takes a password key, that it requires before updating any IoT state. This lambda function is going to be publicly accessible, and I don’t really want strangers fiddling with my TV!
With that set up in AWS Lambda, it’s fairly trivial to set up an API gateway proxy. Just ensure to deploy your API to make sure that your changes are publicly visible!
IFTTT
From there, I set up an IFTTT applet that listens for the magic words “let’s watch $”, “let’s play $”, or “turn the TV to $”. It fires a request at my API, which updates my IoT shadow.
Setting up the Pi
So, we could carefully try to track the current state, and send the right number of power toggles and input selects, but that sounds like a recipe for disaster. Although they aren’t on your remote control, most TVs support idempotent IR commands like POWER_ON, POWER_OFF, and INPUT_HDMI1. The trick is simply finding them! I downloaded the manual for my tv from LG.com, and read the section on IR codes for my TV. I learned 2 things:
- My TV definitely supports idempotent IR commands.
- There is no way I’ll be able to interpret these codes.
Enter the internet. A post on RemoteCentral.com contains raw IR codes for all of the commands I need, and IRScrutinizer can read these codes and output them for LIRC. If you, like me, have an LG TV from 2000-2013, these codes should work for you.
With this setup, I can now update my TV to a known state, even if I don’t know the current state. Win. While I was testing though, I noticed that my TV will only respond to POWER requests while in standby. If I want to change the input, I have to wait until the TV is on. However, if the TV is already on, I’d like to change inputs immediately. So, when selecting for example, HDMI1, I send the following command:
Powering off is easier, I just send $ irsend send_once lg POWER_OFF
Finally, the Pi needs to be connected to AWS IoT. The AWS IoT system will build you a custom python SDK for each device, complete with access keys. I downloaded that, and then wrote the following small script to actually send the IR codes.
The full file is available for download: tvListener.py
And there we have it!  I’ve been using this for a little over a week, and it’s working great, though there is occasionally a multi-second delay before the TV responds. If you have any recommendations for how I should change things, let me know in the comments below, or contact me.


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‘Iranian Hulk’ Sajad Gharibi joins Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship
by Kate SheehyThe “Iranian Hulk” is set to unleash his fury in the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship.
Internet sensation Sajad Gharibi — an extreme bodybuilder from Iran with an outrageously puffed-up physique — has joined the boxing fight club, according to MMA Fighting on Sunday.
Gharibi, 27, also known as the Persian Hercules, is set to debut next year, BKFC President David Feldman said.
“We’re going to do a show entitled ‘USA vs. Iran: World War III,’ ” Feldman said. “[Gharibi] is literally our biggest signing we’ve ever had.”
Gharibi gained fame in 2016 not only for his bizarre behemoth build but because he vowed to join the fight against ISIS.


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A tool for interacting with the manifest of an SPM project. It allows for simple interaction with the Package.swift
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The research project ‘The Sea and Land Routes of southern Euboia, ca. 4000 – 1 BC. A case study in Mediterranean interconnectivity’ is funded by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) and hosted by the Faculty of Humanities of Vrije Universiteit (VU), Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
The research team consists of Prof. Jan Paul Crielaard (VU), project director and the principal investigator, and Ruben Brugge, Stefan Kooi and Anke Stoker, PhD-researchers who carried out most of the surveys and remote sensing work for this project. The project profited much from collaboration with Dr. Pari Kalamara, Ephorate of Antiquities of Euboea (Eph.A), Dr. Donald Keller, South Euboean Exploration Project (SEEP), Dr. Jere Wickens, Bouros-Kastri Survey Project, and Dr. Zarko Tankosic, Norwegian Archaeological Survey Project (NASK).
The digital environment of the present Knowledge Hub is created by Dr. Maurice de Kleijn and Chris Lucas, SPINLab, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
The Knowledge Hub has been developed using Free and Open Source Software. The code is accesible via this link: https://github.com/SPINLab/seslr-sdi


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I work as Senior Researcher in the Language Technology lab at the University of Helsinki, Department of Digital Humanities, on leave from the French CNRS.
I do research in Computational Linguistics and Natural Language Processing. My interests include data-driven semantic analysis, paraphrasing, text summarization and simplification, and cross-lingual knowledge transfer. My research addresses both theoretical and application-oriented aspects of Semantics. It ranges from explorations on the nature of automatically acquired meaning representations and their adequacy for automatic processing, to the integration of semantic models in NLP applications and automatic evaluation metrics, aiming to improve their performance and increase their correlation with human quality judgments.
I hold an adjunct appointment in the Computer and Information Science Department at the University of Pennsylvania. I am also an associate researcher in the NLP group of the Athens University of Economics and Business.
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- Senior Area Chair for Lexical Semantics at EACL 2021.
- I am Program Chair for the 9th Joint Conference on Lexical and Computational Semantics with Manaal Faruqui (Google Assistant). *SEM 2020 will be collocated with COLING on Dec, 12-13.
- I co-organize Deep Learning Inside Out (DeeLIO): The First Workshop on Knowledge Extraction and Integration for Deep Learning Architectures with Eneko Agirre (University of the Basque Country) and Ivan Vulić (University of Cambridge). DeeLIO will be collocated with EMNLP 2020 on Nov, 19.
- I serve as Area Chair for Lexical Semantics at ACL 2020 and EMNLP 2020.
- Area Chair for Word-level Semantics at ACL 2019.
- Area Chair for Lexical Semantics at EMNLP-IJCNLP 2019.
- Area Chair for Multilinguality at *SEM 2019.
- From 2016 to 2019, I was co-chair of the SemEval International Workshop on Semantic Evaluation. SemEval-2017: ACL, Vancouver, Canada; SemEval-2018: NAACL/HLT, New Orleans, Louisiana; SemEval-2019: NAACL/HLT, Minneapolis.
- 2016-2020: PI of the MULTISEM: Advanced models for multilingual semantic processing project funded by the French National Research Agency (ANR) Young Researcher Program (JCJC). Duration: 42 months.
- Member of the SIGLEX (ACL Special Interest Group on the Lexicon) Advisory Board (2016—).


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