BY EDWIN JAHIEL
POLLOCK (2000) *** Directed by Ed Harris. Written by Barbara Turner and Susan J. Emschwiller, based on the book "Jackson Pollock: An American Saga" by Steven Naifeh & Gregory White Smith. Photography, Lisa Rinzler. Editing, Kathryn Himoff. Production design, Mark Friedberg. Music, Jeff Beal, Dondi Bastone. Produced by Fred Berner, Ed Harris, Jon Kilik, James Francis Trezza. Cast: Ed Harris (Jackson Pollock), Marcia Gay Harden (Lee Krasner), Jennifer Connelly (Ruth Kligman), Tom Bower (Dan Miller), Bud Cort (Howard Putzel), John Heard (Tony Smith), Val Kilmer (Willem de Kooning), Robert Knott (Sande Pollock), Amy Madigan (Peggy Guggenheim), Matthew Sussman (Reuben Kadish), Stephanie Seymour (Helen Frankenthaler) Jeffrey Tambor (Clement Greenberg), Sada Thompson (Stella Pollock), Norbert Weisser (Hans Namuth). A Sony Classics release. 117 minutes. Not rated.
I bet that if one were to ask the person-in-the street in any country to name some famous American painters, the answer would be "Andy Warhol" (1938-1987) and "Jackson Pollock," (1912-1956), most likely in that order. That's assuming that there would be an answer.
Those two artists were mega-stars in their day, but memory shrinks faster and faster; the past fades, and, most ironically, information, while increasingly available in this Information Age, is seldom correctly digested. (This state of things has its own logic, but that's another story).
Pollock went through several artistic phases. He was initially a figurative artist (after studying with Thomas Hart Benton); then a semi-abstractionist; a surrealist; an major abstract expressionist; and more. (I am simplifying his complex and complicated career). The thread that runs through most of his stages is that the unconscious is the source of inspiration.
Starting in 1947 he innovated totally with "drip" painting which made him famous in many circles. In 1949 he was consecrated by a Life Magazine issue headlined by "Is he the greatest living painter in the United States?" Stardom and world-wide celebrity followed, as well as derision in certain quarters, including some artistic ones. He had exactly seven years left in his life.
Pollock was also an alcoholic and a manic-depressive who went through hospitalization and several psychoanalytic therapy sessions.
The admirable, versatile Ed Harris directs here his very first movie. When he read the 1991 Pulitzer Prize winner biography of Pollock by Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith, he became obsessed with turning it into a film. After more than a decade of planning, raising funds, going through the usual Odyssey that is the fate of many a non-moronic project. He was so influenced by Pollock's work that he started to paint. Harris came up with a winner.  Not the conveniently arranged, fanciful biography genre that Hollywood calls "a biopic." Not a systematic, documentary or educational analysis. But a selective recreation of the life and times and above all the art of Jackson Pollock.
A flashforward of the now successful Pollock in 1950 leads back to the early 1940s. In convincingly recreated Greenwich Village, he lives and works in a modest apartment. There, Lee Krasner who also lives and works in the area, suddenly appears to look at his work--and have a look at the painter too. Lee, also an artist, falls in love with the paintings, and with the man.
She becomes his advisor, companion and unofficial agent. I am reminded of Roman mythology's nymph Egeria who counseled King Numa Pompilius. Pollock however is no king, and needs help from the artistic Establishment. Lee knows the ropes. She arranges a visit by Howard Putzel. He is fat, pleasant man, played by a totally unrecognizable Bud Cort.
Cort who will forever be in movie mythology as the suicidal young man who loves ever-young (at 79) Ruth Gordon in the now classic "Harold and Maude" (1972). And in 1970 he was in two Robert Altman cult movies, "MASH" and "Brewster McCloud" in which he is Brewster who wants to fly inside the Houston Astrodome.
I wonder if the very good choice of Cort is not also a devious homage to Robert Altman who made "Vincent & Theo" (1990) one of the very best movies about a painter (Van Gogh), along with Maurice Pialat's "Van Gogh"(France, 1991).
Putzel is the talent spotter for millionaire art patron, collector and gallery-owner Peggy Guggenheim (the niece of Solomon G, She is played by Amy Madigan who is Harris' wife) Peggy G. is a ball of fire. She may kvetch, she may think highly of herself ( in capital letters, as it were), but she unlocks the door to glory after seeing what Pollock can do. The film intimates that without the two women, Lee and Peggy, Pollock may not have made it. A cruciall and enjoyable sequence has Howard Putzel taking Ms. Guggenheim to see Pollock's works in the man's digs. After climbing several floors they find no one there. Jackson and Lee duo arrive late, when the visitors have returned to street level. Tenacious Lee has to push (metaphorically) peeved Peggy back upstairs.
The visit is the colorful start of success for Jackson. I'll skip details, except that later, at a reception in Peggy's luxurious dwelling, the inebriated fellow urinates on the burning logs in the fireplace, then has sex with Peggy. The act is not shown.(One wonders what the laws are about defamation of character -- even when the facts are true).
Lee proposes. She and Jackson marry. Later they move to a farmhouse in East Hampton, Long Island --where the movie's exteriors were shot. The in-film chronology can be muddy at times. My clue to the effect that the move away from New York came after the war was provided by newly settled Pollock's first visit to a rural grocery. There, the owner mentions the splitting of the atom as well as the A-bomb. It's the script's gauche.way of orienting the audience.
Life for Lee Krasner is no bed of roses. Not because of material problems that are there but do not come up in the dialogue, but because Pollock is a psychological mess, drinks and cannot hold his liquor, chain-smokes (but not a single cough is ever heard), blows hot or cold according to the turns his mental illness takes. By and large, except for a couple of scenes with his artist buddies, he is taciturn, moody, inarticulate. He may suddenly insult his guests or behave terribly with Lee, do both at the same time.
Lee 's suffering wife is a particularly sad case. A very good painter in her own right, she apparently has given up her own work, or at least effaced it before Jackson's. Her main raison d'etre is an almost fanatical belief in the man's talent.
When he first saw her work he told her "You're a damn good woman painter" which today is like saying "Some of my best friends are Negroes." Setting aside considerations of evolving semantics, the fact is that Pollock meant it. Yet he scarcely shows any interest in, or make mentions of, her career, talent or possibilities. His mental problems are no alibi for this. But then it is blindingly clear that the man is totally art-focused and unaware of his own self. After all, his is not a unique case -- or even a very unusual one. Many people obsessed with their mission or with art or science or, or, or (a long list) have a kind of tunnel vision (and tunnel feelings?) of the world around them. There is logic in the mostly comic movie characters such as the absent-minded professors, the inventors with their heads in the clouds, the musicians who. away from their instrument reside in another planet.
I last saw Ed Harris giving a wondrously multi-layered performance in Agnieszka Holland's fascinating "The Third Miracle" (1999), a film which, deplorably, I have heard no one mention to this day. . In "Pollock," Harris is very good again, he IS Pollock--and does all the paintings himself, down to the much-awaited, inevitable Big Scene, that of "discovering" dribble or spatter or drip painting. Harris paintings remind me of Van Meegeren's Fake Vermeers that fooled many an expert.. There's not an original Pollock in sight. It's impressive.
But while demanding, the Harris role is not an involving one.. The key to this was given way back by Gertrude Stein speaking about fictional characters. I quote from memory: :"I always prefer the normal to the abnormal. The normal is so much more complex and interesting"
Both Harris and Marcia Gay Harden were Oscar nominations, as they should have been. Their performances are of the cumulativr kind : you don't so much recall vividly this or that scene as you get an overall feeling.
The movie is beautifully but not "artsily" photographed. Blessedly, it eschews protracted scenes or sequences. It is also somewhat disjointed. It does give us an idea about the couple, far more about Pollock's painting process than about his "inner" self. But we cannot ask it to succeed where psychoanalysis obviously failed. The bottom line is that we, the audience, are, or shoud be, far more attentive to the paintings and their processes than to Jackson's mercurial behavior, his fits, his weirdnesses, or his calm moments.
The unloquacious Jackson's mind and soul are all in his work, period. A mini-series would have fleshed out the period but could probably not take Jackson any farther. ( And it would certainly be a commercial fiasco.)
Relatives and friends do come and go as if they were on short subway rides and not for the whole trip. The first place goes to the influential art critic Clement Greenberg who championed and helped Pollock, yet was later critical of his work. He is played by Jeffrey Tambor, unusually changed and aged since his terrific Hank in "The Larry Sanders Show."
Most other characters make short, lightweight appearances, including Val Kilmer who shows twice in the walk-on (better, the sit-on) part of Willem de Kooning, Pollock's friend as well as his main rival.
A note for cinephiles. Co-scriptwriter Susan J. Emschwiller is the daughter of Ed Emschwiller who made his mark as an important avant-gardist during the glory days of Underground cinema.
-- "le mauvais gout mene au crime" (Stendhal)
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What perf effect does HTTP 2 server push have on critical CSS/JS and HTML Import loading?
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Customize the wizard to make it work for your application and flow.
Pass a wizard configuration using .forRoot()
method of the SebNgWizardModule
. The first
parameter is for the configuration, the second is for custom texts, translations and language support.
Below are all the config options currently available.
| Property | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
markPassedAsSuccess |
Mark passed steps as completed/finished. | true |
hideClose |
Remove close button/action from wizard header. | false |
useFullWidth |
Allow main content to span across the whole viewport. | false |


Copyright © 2007 Mochi Media, Inc.
Authors: Bob Ippolito (bob@mochimedia.com).
field() = socket | method | raw_path | version | headers | peer | path | body_length | range
abstract datatype: headers()
A mochiweb_headers structure.
iodata() = binary() | iolist()
ioheaders() = headers() | [{key(), value()}]
iolist() = [iolist() | binary() | char()]
key() = atom() | string() | binary()
abstract datatype: response()
A mochiweb_response parameterized module instance.
value() = atom() | string() | binary() | integer()
| cleanup/0 | Clean up any junk in the process dictionary, required before continuing a Keep-Alive request. |
| dump/0 | Dump the internal representation to a "human readable" set of terms for debugging/inspection purposes. |
| get/1 | Return the internal representation of the given field. |
| get_cookie_value/1 | Get the value of the given cookie. |
| get_header_value/1 | Get the value of a given request header. |
| get_primary_header_value/1 | |
| not_found/0 | Alias for not_found([]) . |
| not_found/1 | Alias for respond({404, [{"Content-Type", "text/plain"}
| ExtraHeaders], <<"Not found.">>}) . |
| ok/1 | respond({200, [{"Content-Type", ContentType} | Headers], Body}). |
| parse_cookie/0 | Parse the cookie header. |
| parse_post/0 | Parse an application/x-www-form-urlencoded form POST. |
| parse_qs/0 | Parse the query string of the URL. |
| recv/1 | Receive Length bytes from the client as a binary, with the default idle timeout. |
| recv/2 | Receive Length bytes from the client as a binary, with the given Timeout in msec. |
| recv_body/0 | Receive the body of the HTTP request (defined by Content-Length). |
| recv_body/1 | Receive the body of the HTTP request (defined by Content-Length). |
| respond/1 | Start the HTTP response with start_response, and send Body to the client (if the get(method) /= 'HEAD'). |
| send/1 | Send data over the socket. |
| serve_file/2 | Serve a file relative to DocRoot. |
| serve_file/3 | Serve a file relative to DocRoot. |
| should_close/0 | Return true if the connection must be closed. |
| start_raw_response/1 | Start the HTTP response by sending the Code HTTP response and ResponseHeaders. |
| start_response/1 | Start the HTTP response by sending the Code HTTP response and ResponseHeaders. |
| start_response_length/1 | Start the HTTP response by sending the Code HTTP response and ResponseHeaders including a Content-Length of Length. |
| test/0 |
cleanup() -> ok
Clean up any junk in the process dictionary, required before continuing a Keep-Alive request.
dump() -> {mochiweb_request, [{atom(), term()}]}
Dump the internal representation to a "human readable" set of terms for debugging/inspection purposes.
get(X1::field()) -> term()
Return the internal representation of the given field.
get_cookie_value(Key::string) -> string() | undefined
Get the value of the given cookie.
get_header_value(K) -> undefined | Value
Get the value of a given request header.
get_primary_header_value(K) -> any()
not_found() -> response()
Alias for not_found([])
.
not_found(ExtraHeaders) -> response()
Alias for respond({404, [{"Content-Type", "text/plain"}
| ExtraHeaders], <<"Not found.">>})
.
ok(X1::{value(), iodata()} | {value(), ioheaders(), iodata() | {file, IoDevice}}) -> response()
respond({200, [{"Content-Type", ContentType} | Headers], Body}).
parse_cookie() -> [{Key::string(), Value::string()}]
Parse the cookie header.
parse_post() -> [{Key::string(), Value::string()}]
Parse an application/x-www-form-urlencoded form POST. This has the side-effect of calling recv_body().
parse_qs() -> [{Key::string(), Value::string()}]
Parse the query string of the URL.
recv(Length::integer()) -> binary()
Receive Length bytes from the client as a binary, with the default idle timeout.
recv(Length::integer(), Timeout::integer()) -> binary()
Receive Length bytes from the client as a binary, with the given Timeout in msec.
recv_body() -> binary()
Receive the body of the HTTP request (defined by Content-Length). Will only receive up to the default max-body length of 1MB.
recv_body(MaxBody::integer()) -> binary()
Receive the body of the HTTP request (defined by Content-Length). Will receive up to MaxBody bytes.
respond(X1::{integer(), ioheaders(), iodata() | chunked | {file, IoDevice}}) -> response()
Start the HTTP response with start_response, and send Body to the client (if the get(method) /= 'HEAD'). The Content-Length header will be set by the Body length, and the server will insert header defaults.
send(Data::iodata()) -> ok
Send data over the socket.
serve_file(Path, DocRoot) -> Response
Serve a file relative to DocRoot.
serve_file(Path, DocRoot, ExtraHeaders) -> Response
Serve a file relative to DocRoot.
should_close() -> bool()
Return true if the connection must be closed. If false, using Keep-Alive should be safe.
start_raw_response(X1::{integer(), headers()}) -> response()
Start the HTTP response by sending the Code HTTP response and ResponseHeaders.
start_response(X1::{integer(), ioheaders()}) -> response()
Start the HTTP response by sending the Code HTTP response and ResponseHeaders. The server will set header defaults such as Server and Date if not present in ResponseHeaders.
start_response_length(X1::{integer(), ioheaders(), integer()}) -> response()
Start the HTTP response by sending the Code HTTP response and ResponseHeaders including a Content-Length of Length. The server will set header defaults such as Server and Date if not present in ResponseHeaders.
test() -> any()
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I was diagnosed with ADHD Inattentive Type (was ADD back then) when I was 7 years old. Immediately I was put on Ritlan, then Adderall later on. I have been having complaints about the side effects of Adderall (not lasting long enough, irritable, depressed, anti-social) so my doctor recommended Vyvanse.
I was started out on a 30mg dose, which didn't really do much after the first couple days. Just last week my dose was increased to 50mg. I have to say, I love this medication! It lasts all day, unlike the Adderall which I had to take a second dose in the late afternoon. It helps me focus like crazy, the first few times I took it were intense, but now I am starting to get used to it and it is has such a nice, steady, even effect.
7:45am Ingest orally after eating a small breakfast.
8:00am Starting to feel perky and motivated, appetite decreasing.
8:10am Definitely feeling focused and motivated, in a great mood. Don't want to eat at all, but my mouth is very dry so I drink some water.
8:15am Medication is in full effect and I am ready to get some work done. Cleaning, laundry, planning meals for the kids, playing with the baby. Still no appetite but dry mouth is still there.
12:30pm Vyvanse is still in full effect and I am not hungry at all but I force myself to eat a bowl of cereal.
3:30pm Still going strong, I feel great and have accomplished quite a bit. Spent a couple hours blogging and editing photos, now to help older son with his homework.
5:30pm Peppy feeling starting to fade and my appetite is starting to increase. Still in a great mood. Making dinner for the family now.
8:00pm Effects of Vyvanse are now pretty much all gone, I feel a bit restless, but it is definitely chill time.
10:00pm Headed to bed, have to take Ambien most nights in order to fall asleep quickly. Without the Ambien I will usually toss and turn for 30 min or so.
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HEXAGRAMS
Copyright (c) 1988 Marv Nelson
This game is played on the following board composed of hexagonal and triangle cells:
There are 5 Hexads and 10 Triads for each player (and placed as shown in the picture).
- TURNS - On each turn, each player must move one friendly stone.
- Triads move to any forward triangle cell which may be empty or occupied by an enemy Triad. They cannot move backwards.
- Hexads move to any hexagon which may be empty or occupied by an enemy Hexad and if the two triangle cells that separate them are both empty.
- Captures are by replacement. Triads captures are mandatory but Hexads captures are not.
- GOAL - Wins the player that captures all the enemy Hexads or make them unable to move.
There is another victory criteria that uses the number of Triads left, possibly when there is a position where neither player is able to perform any of the stated goals, but the rules only mention it without saying what is that criteria.
An example Black's turn. He moves its bottom Triad to cell 1. Black threatens to block the last White Hexad, and the only route of escape is a hex cell where it would be captured by the Black Hexad.
White may move his middle Triad to the south, but Black may also move another Triad to cell 2. Then the white Triad would capture it, and Black would move north the first moved Triad. White would move the Hexad to the east and would lose the game in the next turn.
Check also Thrall.


A selection of transformed views with embedded subviews showing both the transformed and identity (non-transformed) positions:
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Microsoft cuts Android and iOS support for Cortana
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source: BleepingComputer


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I was wandering the streets enjoying the feeling when a thunder storm passed over. I was quite far from my hotel, but alas, a very nice man invited me into his work shop. He had a fellow worker who wanted to learn English and I proceeded to give him the alphabet and proper spelling of phrases he had tried to write down. This is when the voices of the two men, and my own became quite distorted and, mostly deep and bass like. My hand writing was also very poor. Havana in the rain is a very different place than when itīs sunny. The children were sliding about on a slippery piece of sidewalk, the rain was pouring off the dilapidated roof tops. It was beautiful, especially in the state I was in.
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| rematch2-package {rematch2} | R Documentation |
A small wrapper on 'regexpr' to extract the matches and captured
groups from the match of a regular expression to a character vector.
See re_match
.
Maintainer: Gábor Csárdi<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Other contributors:
Matthew Lincoln<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[contributor]
Useful links:


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I’m excited to introduce tidyLPA, an R package for carrying out Latent Profile Analysis (LPA). This is the result of a collaborative project with Jennifer Schmidt, Patrick Beymer, and Rebecca Steingut, and is the result of a long period of learning about cluster analysis (see here) and, recently, model-based cluster analysis. Here, I introduce and describe LPA as a particular type of model-based cluster analysis.
Note: This post has been updated to reflect the latest version of tidyLPA
Note
tidyLPA has undergone some major changes. You can read about them here.
Background
Latent Profile Analysis (LPA) is a statistical modeling approach for estimating distinct profiles, or groups, of variables. In the social sciences and in educational research, these profiles could represent, for example, how different youth experience dimensions of being engaged (i.e., cognitively, behaviorally, and affectively) at the same time.
tidyLPA provides the functionality to carry out LPA in R. In particular, tidyLPA provides functionality to specify different models that determine whether and how different parameters (i.e., means, variances, and covariances) are estimated and to specify (and compare solutions for) the number of profiles to estimate. The package is designed and documented to be easy to use, especially for beginners to LPA, but with fine-grained options available for estimating models and evaluating specific output as part of more complex analyses.
Installation
You can install tidyLPA from CRAN with:
install.packages("tidyLPA")
You can also install the development version of tidyLPA from GitHub with:
install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("data-edu/tidyLPA")
Examples
Mclust
Here is a brief example using the built-in pisaUSA15
data set and variables for broad interest, enjoyment, and self-efficacy. Note that we first type the name of the data frame, followed by the unquoted names of the variables used to create the profiles. We also specify the number of profiles and the model. See ?estimate_profiles
for more details.
In these examples, we pass the results of one function to the next by piping (using the %>%
operator, loaded from the dplyr
package). We pass the data to a function that selects relevant variables, and then to estimate_profiles
:
library(tidyLPA)
library(tidyverse)
pisaUSA15[1:100, ] %>%
select(broad_interest, enjoyment, self_efficacy) %>%
single_imputation() %>%
estimate_profiles(3)
Mplus
We can use Mplus simply by changing the package argument for estimate_profiles()
:
pisaUSA15[1:100, ] %>%
select(broad_interest, enjoyment, self_efficacy) %>%
single_imputation() %>%
estimate_profiles(3, package = "MplusAutomation")
A simple summary of the analysis is printed to the console (and its posterior probability). The resulting object can be further passed down a pipeline to other functions, such as plot
, compare_solutions
, get_data
, get_fit
, etc. This is the “tidy” part, in that the function can be embedded in a tidy analysis pipeline.
If you have Mplus installed, you can call the version of this function that uses MPlus in the same way, by adding the argument package = "MplusAutomation
.
Plotting the profiles
We can plot the profiles by piping the output to plot_profiles()
.
pisaUSA15[1:100, ] %>%
select(broad_interest, enjoyment, self_efficacy) %>%
single_imputation() %>%
scale() %>%
estimate_profiles(3) %>%
plot_profiles()
Model specification
In addition to the number of profiles (specified with the n_profiles
argument), the model can be specified in terms of whether and how the variable variances and covariances are estimated.
The models are specified by passing arguments to the variance
and covariance
arguments. The possible values for these arguments are:
variances
: “equal” and “zero”covariances
: “varying”, “equal”, and “zero”
If no values are specified for these, then the variances are constrained to be equal across classes, and covariances are fixed to 0 (conditional independence of the indicators).
These arguments allow for four models to be specified:
- Equal variances and covariances fixed to 0 (Model 1)
- Varying variances and covariances fixed to 0 (Model 2)
- Equal variances and equal covariances (Model 3)
- Varying variances and varying covariances (Model 6)
Two additional models (Models 4 and 5) can be fit using MPlus. More information on the models can be found in the vignette.
Here is an example of specifying a model with varying variances and covariances (Model 6; not run here):
pisaUSA15[1:100, ] %>%
select(broad_interest, enjoyment, self_efficacy) %>%
single_imputation() %>%
estimate_profiles(3,
variances = "varying",
covariances = "varying")
Comparing a wide range of solutions
The function compare_solutions()
compares the fit of several estimated models, with varying numbers of profiles and model specifications:
pisaUSA15[1:100, ] %>%
select(broad_interest, enjoyment, self_efficacy) %>%
single_imputation() %>%
estimate_profiles(1:3,
variances = c("equal", "varying"),
covariances = c("zero", "varying")) %>%
compare_solutions(statistics = c("AIC", "BIC"))
More information
To learn more:
Citing tidyLPA
Rosenberg, J. M., Beymer, P. N., Anderson, D. J., & Schmidt, J. A. (2018). tidyLPA: An R Package to Easily Carry Out Latent Profile Analysis (LPA) Using Open-Source or Commercial Software. Journal of Open Source Software, 3(30), 978, https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.00978
You can also cite the most latest version with the following citation:
Rosenberg, J. M., van Lissa, C. J., Beymer, P. N., Anderson, D. J., Schell, M. J. & Schmidt, J. A. (2019). tidyLPA: Easily carry out Latent Profile Analysis (LPA) using open-source or commercial software [R package]. https://data-edu.github.io/tidyLPA/
Accessing the previous version
The last version of tidyLPA can no longer be downloaded from CRAN but can be downloaded with the following question
devtools::install_github("data-edu/tidyLPA", ref = "ab36357")
Contributing and Contact Information
One of the easiest but also most important ways to contribute is to post a question or to provide feedback. Both positive and negative feedback is welcome and helpful. You can get in touch by . . .
- Sending a message via<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or view the the tidyLPA group page (preferred)
- Filing an issue on GitHub here
Contributions are also welcome via by making pull requests (PR), e.g. through this page on GitHub. It may be easier if you first file an issue outlining what you will do in the PR. You can also reach out via the methods described above.
Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.
Some acknowledgments!
As I mentioned earlier, this package is the result of a lot of learning that started awhile ago. Thank you to Christina Krist and Stephanie Wormington for introducing me to cluster analysis and LPA, respectively. Also, thank you to Kristy Robinson and You-kyung Lee for their invaluable help in learning about LPA.


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The differences between HTML and CSS
A website is like a house. The HTML is the blueprint (or architectural plans), the CSS is like the interior design (making it look visually pleasing and somewhere you want to spend time) and the JS is like the electricals, connecting up various elements to light the page up in a more fancy manner. The web browser is the builder. (I did steal this analogy but I like it!)
Control flow and loops
The control flow is the order in which the computer executes statements in a script. Code is run in order from the first line in the file to the last line, unless the computer runs across the (extremely frequent) structures that change the control flow, such as conditionals and loops. A typical script in JavaScript or PHP (and the like) includes many control structures, including conditionals, loops and functions.A loop is a sequence of statements which is specified once but which may be carried out several times in succession. The code "inside" the loop (the body of the loop) is obeyed a specified number of times, or once for each of a collection of items, or until some condition is met, or indefinitely.
What is the DOM?
The DOM (or Document Object Model) is an API defining a logical structure for documents and the way that a document is accessed and manipulated. With the Document Object Model, programmers can build documents, navigate their structure, and add, modify, or delete elements and content. Anything found in an HTML or XML document can be accessed, changed, deleted, or added using the Document Object Model, with a few exceptions. It identifies:
- the interfaces and objects used to represent and manipulate a document
- the semantics of these interfaces and objects - including both behavior and attributes
- the relationships and collaborations among these interfaces and objects


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The Perspective Of IT
The term IT itself is very general, there’s many aspects of it that can be used for a various sorts of activities ranging from commercial, military, scientific, and consumer-based actions. Every technological advancement can be seen for a number of things such as market differentiator, commodity, tools, etc. Same goes for our other advancements for human conscious. Good example would be the Bronze-medieval period in which human society was making their own market differentiator such as farming, mining, ministry, military, etc. In which each field produces their own tools and commodity in which benefited the other sectors of human development that required other resources to further fuel their own market, in which further fuel other markets. This is simply a cycle with multiple cycles adds more cycles to them, with each passing development for either technological or social advancement.
If I have to say I would say IT in general is a mixture of both market differentiator and a commodity.
Reason for this is the following:
IT was used mostly for military use, especially during late WW2-Space Race/Cold War
in which caused the market for IT to specialize in military use but required scientific advancement
which in turn cause other industries to make more specialized products for scientific studies, in
which will be used by the military for the space race & military advancement
With each global power competing for dominance they helped spur a wide range of specialized fields that
required them to be top over their competitors (aka capitalist vs communist)
Eventually these advancements became a commodity and was used as tools to further help the educational community
In which help spur new advancements in IT in which in turn cause more fields to be more specialized to
handle the new information, such as cyber security, networking , A.I, computing power, etc
In which caused the cycle to begin a new with better and (hopefully) more efficient designs Can go on and on IT & many other fields are both a market differentiator and a commodity it depends on who uses them and for what purpose. If you are a company that purchases x,y, and z program to work on a,b,c projects requested by e,f,i companies then you are working on a market differentiator, in which will be used by e,f,i companies that will use your projects for their agendas.Since you bought x,y, and z programs to work on e,f, i companies you just used a tool to accomplish your agendas (or goals). While e,f,i companies used your company to accomplish their goals, they picked your company because your able to provide a service that is different from your competitors. In some cases that might be price, political views, reputation, connections, etc. While in turn the a,b,c programs will be used for j,k,l projects that is required by the job specifications by e,f,i companies. All of this in turn comes back to the company that you bought the program from. By purchasing x,y, and z program you just helped give the company to further work on those programs by giving them the data that their products are being used for x,y purposes.
This is just the business aspects of it, now looking at the everyday consumer that uses the published versions of j,k,l in which they use it for their own agendas, and its part of their tool set to work with. From this we can go on and on its a repeating cycle that constantly improves with each iteration. Each button clicked, page viewed, app opened, purchased, login, registration, saved doc, etc is all part of the process each coming back and forth from market differentiation to being used as a commodity/tool in which will spark new market deafferentation , in which in turn will make new tools available, and so on and on. In short IT in the general sense is important, its both how and why you use it, that counts. This anology goes for the same for the other advancements that our species has discovered / made over the past few thousands of years. Knowledge is built upon with years of iteration, with each passing year the human knowledge is forever increasing.


The Big Hit (1998)
a review by Christian Pyle
"The Big Hit" didn't live up to its name at the box office, but it should have. It's a delightful surprise that left me chuckling even after it was over.
First-time screenwriter Ben Ramsey blends two genres that seem worlds apart to create, essentially, "Pulp Fiction Meets Ferris Bueller." You'll find the twisted, violent humor of Quentin Tarantino's world merged with a I've-got-to-fix-all-this-before-my-parents-get-home farce, and the disparate styles blend better than you might imagine. Of course, this hybrid genre is not without precedent; 1997's "Grosse Pointe Blank" had some of the same elements in its story of a hitman going to his high school reunion. However, "The Big Hit" has a different feel; it tosses out any sense of realism in favor of style and fun.
"Marky" Mark Wahlberg, fresh from his comeback in "Boogie Nights," is hitman Melvin Smiley. He and some of his hitman buddies come up with a scheme to kidnap the daughter of a wealthy Japanese businessman. What they don't know is that (a) the businessman is broke (he blew all his money making a movie called "Taste the Golden Spray") and (b) the kidnapee (played by newcomer China Chow) is the goddaughter of their godfather (Avery Brooks). When he finds out that his goddaughter has been kidnapped, the mob boss orders Melvin's partner/rival Cisco (Lou Diamond Phillips) to hunt down those responsible.
While all this is going on, Melvin is entertaining the parents (Lainie Kazan and Elliott Gould) of his fiancee Pam (Christina Applegate). While Melvin is making nice with his future in-laws, his angry girlfriend (Lela Rochon) - yes, he has a fiancee and a girlfriend - deposits the kidnapped girl and two bags of body parts from a previous hit on Melvin's lawn. He rushes around frantically to keep Pam and her folks from finding out what he's been up to.
The whole thing gets really goofy at the end, but the spirit of fun that pervades the movie prepares you for the silliness.
"The Big Hit" is the first American film by Hong Kong action director Kirk Wong, and it also has the input of action sensei John Woo, who served as executive producer. Wong gives us a big stylized action sequence as Melvin, Cisco, and friends put their lethal skills to work rubbing out a rival mobster.
The other two kidnappers are played by Bokeem Woodbine, whose character is developing masturbation as an alternative lifestyle, and Robin Dunne, who plays the stammering dunce of the group. Kidnapee Chow is smart and funny; her character, Keiko, refuses to be intimidated by her captors and begins to hit it off with Melvin, who neurotically insists that everyone has to like him (and, yes, someone does point out he's in an odd profession for a guy who wants to be liked by everyone). There's also a amusing subplot tossed in with a geeky video store clerk (Danny Smith) who harasses Melvin to return an overdue copy of "King Kong Lives."
"The Big Hit" may not be for everyone (some weirdoes don't even find murder and kidnapping funny). But I loved it when I saw it last summer, and I've enjoyed watching it twice more since. Give it a try if you haven't already.
Grade: B+
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Provides infrastructure for implementing a "conversation" scope (bigger than "request" scope but smaller than "session" scope) in your web-applications.
Web applications have a choice of storing objects in various scopes.
Most web-applications have data that is shared across requests (therefore bigger than request scope), but isn't needed to be held on for the entire length of the session. This is where the "conversation" scope comes in. Since the standard J2EE API does not provide such a scope officially, we simulate it by using "session" scope instead and then having a servlet filter move data into and out of the session as appropriate. Just like a request identifies the session it is a part of (using either cookies or URL rewriting), it also identifies the conversation it is a part of (by sending the conversation id with each request).
The real benefit of a conversation is evident mostly when using multiple concurrent conversations. This happens when your web-application opens multiple child browser windows from a single parent browser window. Say, you have a parent window showing a list of employees you can edit. When you click on a en employee, the parent window opens a child window that displays the full details of the employee and associated child records (employee's salary info, contact info, benefits info etc.) The parent window is not affiliated to any conversation, so its data is stored in the session scope. But when it opens the child window, it sends a new conversation id with the initial request and causes a new conversation to be started (or an existing conversation to be retrieved, in case the identified conversation already exists). From here on, every request (GET or POST) originating from this child window will contain the conversation id, and this library will make sure that any attributes or objects attached to the "session" scope are really considered to be "conversation" scope and are made available in the "session" scope on each request coming with that conversation id.
The server side of the library is implemented using a servlet filter, and the client side is implemented in JavaScript.
window.open
function
such that window.name
is sent with the initial request as a
request parameter. The parent browser window opens a child browser window
using this extended window.open
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JavaScript property is used
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ImagePlot(A)
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ImagePlot(A) takes either a matrix (grayscale) or a 3-dimensional array (color) and plots it.
ImagePlot(A,options) allows the user to set three parameters. See Optional Arguments for more details.
There are four optional arguments that can be set for ImagePlot. The order of the parameters does not matter in the function call, but you must follow the standard convention 'Option', 'Value' when invoking the parameters.
In order to better view the plotted image, it is sometimes desirable to scale it. We can do this prior to calling ImagePlot by using either GammaCorrection or HistogramEQ. Another scaling option is available with ImagePlot. Setting 'LinearScaling' to 'True' (the default is 'False') linearly maps the interval [min(A),max(A)] to the interval [0,255] and rounds the results.
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In many cases, we wish to plot say the red channel of a color image. In this case, it is desirable to display the image with red intensities. Any matrix can be plotted in any color using the 'ChannelColor' option. The value that follows this option must be a 3-vector that represents an RGB color.
For example, the command ImagePlot(A,'ChannelColor',[1 0 0]) plots the matrix A using red intensities.
A plot title can be added using the 'Title' option. For example, ImagePlot(A,'Title','Here is a Picture') adds a title to the image plot.
Magnification can be set to make the output image size smaller or larger. The default value is 1 and if set, the value must be a positive number.
%Load all grayscale image files that come with the toolbox in cell array gry gry=ImageNames('ImageType','GrayScale'); file = gry{7}; %Shows the name of the data file A=ImageRead(file); %Load the image into matrix A ImagePlot(A,'Title','A Dog'); %Plot the image
%Load all color images included with the toolbox clr=ImageNames('ImageType','Color'); file = clr{4}; %Shows the name of the data file A=ImageRead(file); %Load the image into 3-d array A ImagePlot(A); %Plot the image [R,G,B]=Split3D(A); %Split 3-D array into three matrices figure ImagePlot(R,'ChannelColor',[1 0 0]); %Plot the red channel figure ImagePlot(G,'ChannelColor',[0 1 0]); %Plot the green channel figure ImagePlot(B,'ChannelColor',[0 0 1]); %Plot the blue channel
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Data object that contains supported capabilities of a message queue. If certain capability is not supported a queue will throw NotImplemented exception.
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Data object that contains supported capabilities of a message queue. If certain capability is not supported a queue will throw NotImplemented exception.
◆ MessagingCapabilities()
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| canReceive | true if queue is able to receive messages. |
| canPeek | true if queue is able to peek messages. |
| canPeekBatch | true if queue is able to peek multiple messages in one batch. |
| canRenewLock | true if queue is able to renew message lock. |
| canAbandon | true if queue is able to abandon messages. |
| canDeadLetter | true if queue is able to send messages to dead letter queue. |
| canClear | true if queue can be cleared. |
◆ CanAbandon
| bool PipServices3.Messaging.Queues.MessagingCapabilities.CanAbandon |
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Informs if the queue is able to abandon messages.
◆ CanClear
| bool PipServices3.Messaging.Queues.MessagingCapabilities.CanClear |
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Informs if the queue can be cleared.
◆ CanDeadLetter
| bool PipServices3.Messaging.Queues.MessagingCapabilities.CanDeadLetter |
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Informs if the queue is able to send messages to dead letter queue.
◆ CanMessageCount
| bool PipServices3.Messaging.Queues.MessagingCapabilities.CanMessageCount |
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Informs if the queue is able to read number of messages.
◆ CanPeek
| bool PipServices3.Messaging.Queues.MessagingCapabilities.CanPeek |
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Informs if the queue is able to peek messages.
◆ CanPeekBatch
| bool PipServices3.Messaging.Queues.MessagingCapabilities.CanPeekBatch |
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Informs if the queue is able to peek multiple messages in one batch.
◆ CanReceive
| bool PipServices3.Messaging.Queues.MessagingCapabilities.CanReceive |
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Informs if the queue is able to receive messages.
◆ CanRenewLock
| bool PipServices3.Messaging.Queues.MessagingCapabilities.CanRenewLock |
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Informs if the queue is able to renew message lock.
◆ CanSend
| bool PipServices3.Messaging.Queues.MessagingCapabilities.CanSend |
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Informs if the queue is able to send messages.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- src/Queues/MessagingCapabilities.cs


Creates a shrink animation on hover. - Use an appropriate `transition` to animate changes to the element. - Use the `:hover` pseudo-class to change the `transform` to `scale(0.8)`, shrinking the element when the user hovers over it.


[gecode-users] Duplicate constraints
Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist
zayenz at gmail.com
Wed Nov 28 07:25:00 CET 2007
On Nov 27, 2007 3:55 AM, Malcolm Ryan <malcolmr at cse.unsw.edu.au> wrote:
> If I post the same constraint twice, does Gecode prune the duplicate?
If you post a constraint twice, then you will add twice the number of
propagators to your Space. The result will be the same, but you will
use more memory and time,
Cheers,
Mikael
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EventTarget Class
EventTarget is an object to which an event is dispatched when something has occurred. Entity are the most common event targets, but other objects can be event targets too.
Event targets are an important part of the Fireball event model. The event target serves as the focal point for how events flow through the scene graph. When an event such as a mouse click or a keypress occurs, Fireball dispatches an event object into the event flow from the root of the hierarchy. The event object then makes its way through the scene graph until it reaches the event target, at which point it begins its return trip through the scene graph. This round-trip journey to the event target is conceptually divided into three phases:
- The capture phase comprises the journey from the root to the last node before the event target's node
- The target phase comprises only the event target node
- The bubbling phase comprises any subsequent nodes encountered on the return trip to the root of the tree See also: http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-3-Events/#event-flow
Event targets can implement the following methods:
- _getCapturingTargets
- _getBubblingTargets
Index
Properties
Methods
- EventTarget constructor
- _destruct
- _doSendEvent
- _onPreDestroy
- destroy
- dispatchEvent
- off
- on
- once
Properties
_bubblingListeners
EventListeners
private
Default: null
_capturingListeners
EventListeners
private
Default: null
_hashCode
Number
private
_id
String
private
_name
String
private
_objFlags
Number
private
hashCode
Number
id
String
isValid
Boolean
Indicates whether the object is not yet destroyed
Default: true
name
String
The name of the object.
Methods
_destruct
()
private
Clear all references in the instance.
NOTE: this method will not clear the getter or setter functions which defined in the INSTANCE of FObject. You can override the _destruct method if you need.
_doSendEvent
(
-
event
)
private
-
event
Send an event to this object directly, this method will not propagate the event to any other objects.
Parameters:
-
event
Event- The Event object that is sent to this event target.
_onPreDestroy
()
private
destroy
()
Boolean
Destroy this FObject, and release all its own references to other resources.
After destory, this FObject is not usable any more. You can use Fire.isValid(obj) (or obj.isValid if obj is non-nil) to check whether the object is destroyed before accessing it.
Returns:
whether it is the first time the destroy being called
dispatchEvent
(
-
event
)
Boolean
-
event
Dispatches an event into the event flow. The event target is the EventTarget object upon which the dispatchEvent() method is called.
Parameters:
-
event
Event- The Event object that is dispatched into the event flow
Returns:
- returns true if either the event's preventDefault() method was not invoked,
or its cancelable attribute value is false, and false otherwise.
off
(
-
type
-
callback
-
[useCapture=false]
)
-
type
-
callback
-
[useCapture=false]
Removes the callback previously registered with the same type, callback, and capture. This method is merely an alias to removeEventListener.
Parameters:
-
type
String- A string representing the event type being removed.
-
callback
Function- The callback to remove.
-
[useCapture=false]
Boolean optional- Specifies whether the callback being removed was registered as a capturing callback or not.
If not specified, useCapture defaults to false. If a callback was registered twice, one with capture and one without, each must be removed separately. Removal of a capturing callback does not affect a non-capturing version of the same listener, and vice versa.
- Specifies whether the callback being removed was registered as a capturing callback or not.
on
(
-
type
-
callback
-
[useCapture=false]
)
-
type
-
callback
-
[useCapture=false]
Register an callback of a specific event type on the EventTarget. This method is merely an alias to addEventListener.
Parameters:
-
type
String- A string representing the event type to listen for.
-
callback
Function- The callback that will be invoked when the event is dispatched.
The callback is ignored if it is a duplicate (the callbacks are unique).
-
param
Eventevent
- The callback that will be invoked when the event is dispatched.
-
[useCapture=false]
Boolean optional- When set to true, the capture argument prevents callback
from being invoked when the event's eventPhase attribute value is BUBBLING_PHASE. When false, callback will NOT be invoked when event's eventPhase attribute value is CAPTURING_PHASE. Either way, callback will be invoked when event's eventPhase attribute value is AT_TARGET.
- When set to true, the capture argument prevents callback
once
(
-
type
-
callback
-
[useCapture=false]
)
-
type
-
callback
-
[useCapture=false]
Register an callback of a specific event type on the EventTarget, the callback will remove itself after the first time it is triggered.
Parameters:
-
type
String- A string representing the event type to listen for.
-
callback
Function- The callback that will be invoked when the event is dispatched.
The callback is ignored if it is a duplicate (the callbacks are unique).
-
param
Eventevent
- The callback that will be invoked when the event is dispatched.
-
[useCapture=false]
Boolean optional- When set to true, the capture argument prevents callback
from being invoked when the event's eventPhase attribute value is BUBBLING_PHASE. When false, callback will NOT be invoked when event's eventPhase attribute value is CAPTURING_PHASE. Either way, callback will be invoked when event's eventPhase attribute value is AT_TARGET.
- When set to true, the capture argument prevents callback


NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Description
Preventing invasive species from entering our communities and ecosystems will require a coordinated statewide effort. The Hawaii Invasive Species Council (HISC), an inter-departmental collaboration, currently manages invasive species risk in Hawaii. More resources and centralized coordination are needed for HISC to effectively control and protect Hawaii from the overwhelming threat of invasive species. In coordination with stakeholders, HISC is currently in the process of developing a Hawaii Statewide Biosecurity Plan that will form a comprehensive statewide strategy to address pre-border, border and post- border biosecurity needs.
*Invasive species are an alien species whose introduction causes or is likely to cause economic or environmental harm or harm to human health (President Clinton Exec. Order 13112). Invasive species include plants, vertebrates, invertebrates, and pathogens.


This page tests amp-analytics's visible trigger for inabox. Follow the instructions and check points.
Inabox above the fold
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Before any scrolling, you should see 3 network requests: visible
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and img2Visible
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Inabox below the fold, and nested in friendly iframe
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Check Point 2: Below the fold visibility tracking
You should have seen another 2 network requests: visible
, rootVisible
when the 2nd iframe enters viewport.
Then followed by img2Visible
when the 2nd image in this iframe enters viewport.


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That Time The Puppet Master Knocked The Vision Out With Karate!
by Brian CroninIn "The Wrong Side," I examine comic book fights that were particularly notable in the wrong side winning (or at least that the fight wasn't won the "right" way). This really isn't a big deal, of course, as it doesn't really matter if the "wrong" person won a fight. But it's fun to talk about! Here are our past editions of the feature.
If you want to suggest a fight for future inclusion in this feature, drop me a line at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Don't suggest a fight in the comments!
Today, we look at the Puppet Master's bizarre takedown of the Vision.
As always, the first thing we do is determine the power level of the people involved in this discussion to set up the fight and then we look at the fight. The way we check their power levels is usually to see how well they do when they fight Spider-Man, as he is so strong that he beat up Firelord and the X-Men, all by himself!
Click the button below to start this article in quick view.
Spider-Man has come up against the Puppet Master a few times over the years, but he has never actually physically fought him. However, in a non-continuity comic book, Marvel Adventures: Spider-Man #23 (by Paul Tobin and Rob DiSalvo), we get to see Spider-Man express the simple and obvious fact when it comes to a confrontation with the Puppet Master...he's just some old guy...
This was born out in the Puppet Master's first appearance, in Fantastic Four #8 (by Jack Kirby, Stan Lee and Dick Ayers), where he is literally taken out by his blind step-daughter, Alicia Masters...
Look at even the Mad Thinker smacking him around in Marvel Team-Up #6 (by Gerry Conway, Gil Kane and Mike Esposito)...
Now the Vision, on the other hand, is, well, one of the toughest superheroes around. Look what happened when a bad guy took control of the Vision's body in Marvel Team-Up #130 (by J.M. DeMatteis, Sal Buscema and Mike Esposito). He just beats the heck out of Spider-Man...
This makes it clear, then, that the Vision could beat up both Firelord and the X-Men.
Anyhow, in Marvel Team-Up #5 (by Conway, Kane and Esposito), the Vision's mind is being messed up through a plot by the Puppet Master to take control of a Kree Sentry to attack the Fantastic Four (the frequencies used to control the Kree Sentry are interfering with the Vision's mind)...
Okay, so let's note that the Vision is suffering headaches from the Kree Sentry messing with his mind, but still, when he's attacked, he is able to turn intangible (he avoids an attack by the Kree Sentry this way). Until, of course, he runs across the Puppet Master, who then karate kicks him and knocks him out cold!
I'll admit it, I mostly just wanted to share the wonderful sight of the Puppet Master karate kicking Vision and knocking him out. Isn't it awesome?
Anyhow, the Vision later wakes up and takes out the Puppet Master easily...
But damn, man, how awfully silly was it to watch the Puppet Master knock the Vision out?
Okay, folks, feel free to send in suggestions for future editions of The Wrong Side! Send your ideas to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>https://schema.orgBreadcrumbListListItem1Homehttps://www.cbr.com/ListItem2CBR Exclusiveshttps://www.cbr.com/category/cbr-exclusives/ListItem3That Time The Puppet Master Knocked The Vision Out With Karate!https://www.cbr.com/vision-puppet-master-wrong-side/


Here I showcase some of the engineering projects I’ve led or participated starting from January 2016.
capstone project in Shanghai Jiao Tong University, supported by the University and DingDing Parking
The goal of this project is to address the problem of better utilizing existent human resources in the progress of building an internet-based parking system.
This project has won the silver award of UM-SJTU Design Expo 2016.
Technology-wise, this project consists of smartwatches running on ticwear OS and a web server. I was responsible for building the web server: designing RESTful API, build the frontend with AngularJS. The server runs on Node.JS and Express.
course project for EECS482 Operating System in University of Michigan. It comprised of four different projects, all written in C++
Project 1: Writing multithread programs with pthreads.
Project 2: Implement mutex system for multithread systems.
Project 3: Write an external pager system.
Project 4: Implement a unix-like file system.
course project for EECS442 Computer Vision in University of Michigan
The project aims at devising an algorithm for face swapping and an implementation that follows. It uses a SVM trained with customized dataset to detect face in images, pinpoint the facial landmarks, swap and blend the faces.
The image above is an example of the final outcome. See details here
capstone project in University of Michigan, supported by University of Michigan and Dr. Ojeda
This project aims to increase the information throughput for people with low vision in a navigational scenario. It consists of a depth camera and a haptic wristband. I was responsible for image processing, path detection, and wristband design. The depth camera captures the depth information, which is then processed with the technique proposed in J Borenstein, Y Koren’s paper implemented with openCV in C++.
A implementation of the Vector Field Histogram algorithm used for avoiding obstacles in this project is shown below.
For detailed information, check out the poster
If you are interested in what I’ve done before 2016, please click here


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Robot Kinematics
Mathematical calculations of forward and inverse kinematics
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The header declaring 3x3 and 4x4 matrix structures and functions. More...
#include "vector.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
Data Structures | |
| struct | _rkMat3 |
| 3x3 matrix More... | |
| struct | _rkMat4 |
| 4x4 matrix More... | |
Macros | |
| #define | rkMat3GetRotation(M) (atan2((M).data[1][0], (M).data[0][0])) |
| Calculate rotation angle from some members of the matrix. More... | |
| #define | rkMat3GetTranslation(M) ((rkVec2) {(M).data[0][2], (M).data[1][2]}) |
| Extracts the position vector from the matrix. More... | |
| #define | rkMat4GetTranslation(M) ((rkVec3) {(M).data[0][3], (M).data[1][3], (M).data[2][3]}) |
| Extracts the position vector from the matrix. More... | |
| #define | rkMat3Print(M) |
| Prints all the cells of the matrix on the console. More... | |
| #define | rkMat4Print(M) |
| Prints all the cells of the matrix on the console. More... | |
| #define | RK_MAT3 0 |
| #define | RK_MAT4 1 |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct _rkMat3 | rkMat3 |
| typedef struct _rkMat4 | rkMat4 |
Functions | |
| rkMat3 | rkMat3Multiply (rkMat3 A, rkMat3 B) |
| Multiply 2 3x3 matrices. More... | |
| rkMat3 | rkMat3Transform (rkVec2 pos, float t) |
| Generates a 3x3 matrix from position and rotation. More... | |
| rkMat4 | rkMat4Multiply (rkMat4 A, rkMat4 B) |
| Multiply 2 4x4 matrices. More... | |
| rkMat4 | rkMat4Transform (rkVec3 pos, rkEuler rot) |
| Generates a 4x4 matrix from position and rotation. More... | |
| rkEuler | rkMat4GetRotation (rkMat4 M) |
| Calculate the euler angles from the members of the matrix. More... | |
| void | rkMatPrint (void *ptr, int type) |
The header declaring 3x3 and 4x4 matrix structures and functions.
3x3 and 4x4 matrices. However, they have an exceptional having one row removed. The third block is always 0s and the fourth part a 1. The row is not used in computation for better performance. These matrix structures and functions are only for rotation and translation applications.
| #define rkMat3GetRotation | ( | M | ) | (atan2((M).data[1][0], (M).data[0][0])) |
Calculate rotation angle from some members of the matrix.
| M | Transform matrix |
| #define rkMat3GetTranslation | ( | M | ) | ((rkVec2) {(M).data[0][2], (M).data[1][2]}) |
Extracts the position vector from the matrix.
| M | Transform matrix |
| #define rkMat3Print | ( | M | ) |
Prints all the cells of the matrix on the console.
| M | The matrix |
| #define rkMat4GetTranslation | ( | M | ) | ((rkVec3) {(M).data[0][3], (M).data[1][3], (M).data[2][3]}) |
Extracts the position vector from the matrix.
| M | Transform matrix |
| #define rkMat4Print | ( | M | ) |
Prints all the cells of the matrix on the console.
| M | The matrix |
Multiply 2 3x3 matrices.
| A | Matrix A |
| B | Matrix B |
Generates a 3x3 matrix from position and rotation.
| pos | A vector with xy coordinates |
| t | rotation |
Calculate the euler angles from the members of the matrix.
Calculation is done by applying functions to certain cells of the matrix. According to the formula derivation, there are 3 branches for the code. In case of Gimbal Lock, since cos(theta) is 0 and the default division by cos(theta) functions don't work, there use alternative approach.
| M | Transform matrix |
Multiply 2 4x4 matrices.
| A | Matrix A |
| B | Matrix B |


Chris Griffith is a staff engineer in the User Experience group at Qualcomm and is also an instructor at UCSD Extension teaching mobile application development. He has over 17 years experience in developing prototypes for a variety of clients and platforms. He is also an Adobe Community Professional and is regularly invited to speak at conferences such as Adobe MAX and HTML5DevConf. He has developed several iPhone and Android applications. In addition, he has served as a technical reviewer for several publications, and written for uxmag.com. In his spare time, Chris spends time with his family and sea kayaking. You can follow him on twitter @chrisgriffith or at chrisgriffith.wordpress.com.


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// Dimensional Modeling
dimensions = List(String, help=The dimension
labels that drive the position of the glyphs.)
req_dimensions = List(String, help=The dimension
labels that must exist to produce the glyphs.)
palette = Seq(Color, default=DEFAULT_PALETTE)
def __init__(self, *args, **kws):
After Change
// Dimensional Modeling
dimensions = List(String, help=The dimension
labels that drive the position of the glyphs.)
req_dimensions = Either(List(String), List(List(String)), List(Dict(String, String)), help=The dimension
labels that must exist to produce the glyphs. This specifies what are the valid configurations
for the chart, with the option of specifying the type of the columns.)
palette = Seq(Color, default=DEFAULT_PALETTE)
def __init__(self, *args, **kws):


The dojox.fx.ext-dojo.complex class is an extension of dojo.animateProperty which adds functionality
that animates a "complex property". The primary example is the
clip style: rect(10px 30px 10px 50px)
.
Frankly, the clip style is not very useful nor exciting. But the dojox.fx.ext-dojo.complex class
will animate any property contained within parenthesis. So it can also be used with (and is actually intended for)
CSS3 properties, such as transform:
transform: rotate(10deg) translateX(0px)
or even gradients (it would only affect the properties within the color-stops):
background-image: -webkit-gradient(linear, right top, left top, color-stop(0, #ff0000),color-stop(1.0, #0000FF));
A few notes on the clip:rect() property. IE only accepts no commas - Firefox & Safari accepts both. So.... don't use commas! Also, the node must be set to position:absolute to work.
Dojo saves you time, performs better, and scales to meet your needs.
It's the toolkit that experienced designers and developers turn to for building great experiences.
Dojo is a set of integrated libraries that accelerate development from simple pages to the most sophisticated web applications.
Great resources are available to help you take advantage of all that power.
Dojo Campus hosts the official documentation wiki, short how-to articles, and a rich set of examples
to help you leverage the power and depth of Dojo.


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| 1 | /* | |
| 2 | * Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more | |
| 3 | * contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with | |
| 4 | * this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. | |
| 5 | * The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0 | |
| 6 | * (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with | |
| 7 | * the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at | |
| 8 | * | |
| 9 | * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 | |
| 10 | * | |
| 11 | * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software | |
| 12 | * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, | |
| 13 | * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. | |
| 14 | * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and | |
| 15 | * limitations under the License. | |
| 16 | */ | |
| 17 | package org.apache.commons.imaging.formats.jpeg.segments; | |
| 18 | ||
| 19 | import java.io.ByteArrayInputStream; | |
| 20 | import java.io.IOException; | |
| 21 | import java.io.InputStream; | |
| 22 | import java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException; | |
| 23 | ||
| 24 | import org.apache.commons.imaging.common.BinaryFileParser; | |
| 25 | ||
| 26 | /** | |
| 27 | * http://www.aiim.org/documents/standards/PDF-Ref/References/Adobe/5116.DCT_Filter.pdf | |
| 28 | */ | |
| 29 | public class App14Segment extends AppnSegment { | |
| 30 | private static final byte[] adobePrefix; | |
| 31 | public static final int ADOBE_COLOR_TRANSFORM_UNKNOWN = 0; | |
| 32 | public static final int ADOBE_COLOR_TRANSFORM_YCbCr = 1; | |
| 33 | public static final int ADOBE_COLOR_TRANSFORM_YCCK = 2; | |
| 34 | | |
| 35 | static { | |
| 36 | byte[] adobe = null; | |
| 37 | try { | |
| 38 | adobe = "Adobe".getBytes("US-ASCII"); | |
| 39 | } catch (final UnsupportedEncodingException cannotHappen) { // NOPMD - can't happen | |
| 40 | } | |
| 41 | adobePrefix = adobe; | |
| 42 | } | |
| 43 | ||
| 44 | public App14Segment(final int marker, final byte segmentData[]) | |
| 45 | throws IOException { | |
| 46 | this(marker, segmentData.length, new ByteArrayInputStream( | |
| 47 | segmentData)); | |
| 48 | } | |
| 49 | | |
| 50 | public App14Segment(final int marker, final int marker_length, final InputStream is) | |
| 51 | throws IOException { | |
| 52 | super(marker, marker_length, is); | |
| 53 | } | |
| 54 | ||
| 55 | public boolean isAdobeJpegSegment() { | |
| 56 |
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1. isAdobeJpegSegment : replaced return of integer sized value with (x == 0 ? 1 : 0) → SURVIVED |
return BinaryFileParser.startsWith(getSegmentData(), adobePrefix); |
| 57 | } | |
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{% load grp_tags %} {% load static %} {% spaceless %}
s3 Zipfile Naming Structure: "data.tnris.org/<--collection uuid-->/resources/<--layman name and descriptors-->_<--area code-->_<--lowercase resource type abbreviation-->.zip"
WARNING: When you choose a Collection and press 'Save', this application will delete all records in the Resource table associated with the chosen Collection. It will then iterate the s3 bucket for all Resource zipfiles for the Collection and add them as new records within the Resource table. This means all chopped zipfiles must be in s3 before running this tool. Proceed with caution, Master.


LISPBUILDER-NET
LISPBUILDER-NET is a library for asynchronous socket handling.
C library documentation


Getting started¶
Welcome to CytoPy, a data-centric analytical framework for cytometry data. The source code for CytoPy is stored and maintained at https://github.com/burtonrj/CytoPy. You can also read our pre-print manuscript HERE. It is our hope that CytoPy opens the door to a bioinformatics approach to Cytometry analysis by using the beginner friendly programming langauge, Python. CytoPy was developed in Python 3.7. If you’re new to programming that is fine, as we have added some information below for installing Python 3.7.
CytoPy makes the assumption that your hypothesis is as follows:
“We have collected data on humans/mice/cell-lines in X experimental/clinical conditions and we want to test for cell phenotypes that differentiate between these conditions”
We recognise that there has been an extraordinary effort to develop bioinformatics tools for addressing questions like the one above using Cytometry data. Some of these tools even feature within CytoPy itself (see manuscript for details). So why CytoPy and not one of the 30+ tools in the literature? CytoPy is an agnostic framework that will allow you to apply autonomous gates, supervised classification, and high-dimensional clustering algorithms, and it achieves all this whilst providing a low-code interface and a central data repository in the form of a MongoDB database. We want to make the amazing tools in the literature more accessible to immunologists whilst improving the analysts experience.
Bioinformatics is a jungle of possible methods and an analysis tends to amount hundreds of scripts, lots of csv files, and lots of headaches. In CytoPy all experimental/clinical metadata is housed within a central database, which can be hosted locally or online. Linked to this metadata are the results of your gating, classification and clustering, and this is all stored in one central repository. Analysis is iterative and this fact has steered the design of CytoPy; an object-orientated interface built atop the MongoEngine ORM makes interacting with this database a breeze.
Let’s get started by explaining how to setup CytoPy on your local system…
Using Python¶
For those of you who are brand-new to programming or not familiar with Python, this section will provide some helpful tips on how to get started.
Note
CytoPy assumes you are familar with Python version 3, have some experience with object-orientated programming, and are happy with the concepts of Numpy arrays, Pandas DataFrames, and general data science concepts like machine learning and clustering
If the above note is daunting, please don’t threat! There are lots of resources linked before and I believe with 6/8 weeks hard work anyone can grasp these concepts. So if you’re brand new to Python, please start at one of the following resources:
https://www.learnpython.org/ (Basics)
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/want-to-learn-python-heres-our-free-4-hour-interactive-course/ (Basics)
https://jakevdp.github.io/PythonDataScienceHandbook/ (Data science)
To install Python 3 locally we recommend either:
Download and install from Python.org and then install virtualenv (see here for information about venv)
Or, install Anaconda which has environment management built in
We recommend making yourself familiar with programming environments before getting started. CytoPy has many dependencies and the best way to prevent any problems down the line is to keep CytoPy contained within it’s own programming environment.
Installing MongoDB¶
CytoPy assumes you have a MongoDB server up and running, either locally or in the cloud. If you wish to install MongoDB locally, then download the community edition here. CytoPy makes the assumption that MongoDB is hosted locally, but if it is hosted remotely this can be specified when connecting to the database by providing the host address, port, and authentication data.
Although to use CytoPy you don’t need to know much about MongoDB, we recommend that the user learns a bit about this powerful document-based database and how to perform simple troubleshooting and queries. To learn more we recommend checking out the resources over at FreeCodeCamp (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-1xI85Zog8).
We also suggest using some sort of MongoDB GUI for troubleshooting and helping with understanding how data is stored. Robo3T is a free tool that can be used for this purpose.
Installing CytoPy¶
So you have Python 3 installed, you have MongoDB installed, and now you’re ready to get started with CytoPy. First you want to create a new programming environment and activate that environment. Once inside that programming environment, either run the following command:
pip3 install git+https://github.com/burtonrj/CytoPy.git
Or, alternatively, download the source code and run the setup file as so:
python3 setup.py install
For a detailed overview of CytoPy we direct you to our PRE-PRINT MANUSCRIPT. The remaining tutorials on this site display the functionality of CytoPy by replicating the analysis described within our manuscript.


Random Quote Generater
"I won't run away anymore...
: Uzumaki Naruto


Computes orthant probabilities multivariate normal distribution.
| Version: | 1.0.4 |
| Published: | 2014-10-06 |
| Author: | Noboru Nomura |
| Maintainer: | Noboru Nomura <n.nomura at aist.go.jp> |
| License: | BSD_3_clause + file LICENSE |
| Copyright: | (C) 2014 National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| In views: | Distributions |
| CRAN checks: | mvprpb results |
| Reference manual: | mvprpb.pdf |
| Package source: | mvprpb_1.0.4.tar.gz |
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