What are exceptions?
Essentially, exceptions are a form of structured, non-local
goto
with stack unwinding.
"Structured" here means "higher level than the
machine" (a matter of taste/opinion), and "non-local"
means "beyond a single function/method".
What this means is that you can replace code like (in "C"):
int bottom() { int things_go_wrong = -1; // For illustration if (things_go_wrong) goto error; return 0; error: return -1; } int middle() { if (-1 == bottom()) goto error; return 0; error: return -1; } void top() { if (-1 == middle()) { handle_failure(); } }
With code like (in Java):
public class A { void botton() { boolean thingsGoWrong = true; // For illustration if (thingsGoWrong) throw new ThingsWentWrong("So wrong!"); } void middle() { bottom(); } void top() { try { middle(); } catch (ThingsWentWrong e) { handleFailure(); } } }
"Unwinding" here means the compiler or runtime treats
intermediate calls (the stack) the same as if returning
normally (for example, the stack pointer is moved back;
and in a language like C++, destructors are executed), and
program execution resumes in the catch
block.
It is "structured" in the sense that it is not the same as a
direct goto
to the resume point. This is not
possible in standard "C" or C++ (or in Java), which only
suppport local labels within functions. The equivalent in "C"
and C++ is to use setjmp
and
longjmp
for a non-local goto, and forget
all about deallocating memory or calling destructors. (As odd as
this sounds, it is needed for call-with-continuation
,
an important feature in
LISP-like languages).


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Continue exploration of HTML5 tags
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Pre-requisites
Understand the world wide web.
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Anchor tags
Links to parts of pages or new pages
Google
target attribute
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Emphasis inside context
Style how you choose in CSS
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Doesn't change meaning of content (like )
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Millions of Americans who got on a plane over the Thanksgiving holiday heard the admonition: “Please power down your electronic devices for takeoff.”
And absolutely everyone obeyed. I know they did because no planes fell from the sky. No planes had to make an emergency landing because the avionics went haywire. No planes headed for Miami ended up in Anchorage. We were all made safe because we all turned off all our Kindles, iPads, iPhones, BlackBerrys and laptops, just as the Federal Aviation Administration told us to. Realistically speaking, I’m going to bet that a handful of people on each flight could not be bothered, or forgot to comply.
According to the F.A.A., 712 million passengers flew within the United States in 2010. Let’s assume that just 1 percent of those passengers — about two people per Boeing 737, a conservative number — left a cellphone, e-reader or laptop turned on during takeoff or landing. That would mean seven million people on 11 million flights endangered the lives of their fellow passengers.
Yet, in 2010, no crashes were attributed to people using technology on a plane. None were in 2009. Or 2008, 2007 and so on. You get the point.
Surely if electronic gadgets could bring down an airplane, you can be sure that the Department of Homeland Security and the Transportation Security Administration, which has a consuming fear of 3.5 ounces of hand lotion and gel shoe inserts, wouldn’t allow passengers to board a plane with an iPad or Kindle, for fear that they would be used by terrorists.
New technologies are often greeted with fear and that is certainly true of a disruptive technology like cellphones. Yet rules that are decades old persist without evidence to support the idea that someone reading an e-book or playing a video game during takeoff or landing is jeopardizing safety.
Nevertheless, Les Dorr, a spokesman for the F.A.A., said the agency would rather err on the side of caution when it comes to digital devices on planes.
He cited a 2006 study by the Radio Technical Commission for Aeronautics, a nonprofit group that tests and reports on technical travel and communications issues. The group was asked by the F.A.A. to test the effects of cellphones, Wi-Fi and portable electronic devices on planes.
Its finding? “Insufficient information to support changing the policies,” Mr. Dorr said. “There was no evidence saying these devices can’t interfere with a plane, and there was no evidence saying that they can.” I’m not arguing that passengers should be allowed to make phone calls while the plane zooms up into the sky. But, why can’t I read my Kindle or iPad during takeoff and landing? E-readers and cellphones can be easily put into “Airplane Mode” which disables the device’s radio signals.
The government might be causing more unnecessary interference on planes by asking people to shut their devices down for take-off and landing and then giving them permission to restart all at the same time. According to electrical engineers, when the electronic device starts, electric current passes through every part of the gadget, including GPS, Wi-Fi, cellular radio and microprocessor.
It’s the equivalent of waking someone up with a dozen people yelling into bullhorns.
As more and more people transition from paper products to digital ones, maybe it’s time to change these rules.
Michael Altschul, senior vice president and legal counsel for CTIA, the wireless industry association, said a study that it conducted more than a decade ago found no interference from mobile devices.
“The fact is, the radio frequencies that are assigned for aviation use are separate from commercial use,” Mr. Altschul said. “Plus, the wiring and instruments for aircraft are shielded to protect them from interference from commercial wireless devices.”
Mr. Dorr reluctantly agreed. “There have never been any reported accidents from these kinds of devices on planes,” he said.
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DevRelCon 2022
When my colleague talks about DevRelCon, they said it is like a meta conference. Is it my second time attending DevRelCon. The last time it was before the pandemic in London. This time it is in Prague, a city I have never been to before. So it is very exciting for me.
Day 1 - DevRelCon Day 1
For day 1 of the conference. I chose to talk there from the hotel. However, it was raining and 2 degrees C so it is not a very nice experience. Also, I got lost and was unable to find the entrance to the event. But I catch up with Valerio on the way so we managed to find the entrance together.
Good morning #DevRelCon! Come on in, get comfortable, say hi! pic.twitter.com/08ZzzSOcUP
— DevRelCon (@devrelcon) December 6, 2022
After registering, the conference started and it started with a hypothetical conversation about why marketers need to work with the RevRel team. I found it interesting and had much to learn.
Let’s get it started @devrelcon pic.twitter.com/mS8VjXGXML
— Cheuk Ting Ho (@cheukting_ho) December 6, 2022
Then it is followed by a talk about the DevOpDays around the world during the pandemic.
We love you @FloorDrees ❤ @devrelcon pic.twitter.com/JCqfbepHPJ
— Cheuk Ting Ho (@cheukting_ho) December 6, 2022
It is followed by a talk about how DevRel can survive economic downturns.
Next talk about economic downturn (what an exciting topic) by @RabbiGreenberg thank you so much @devrelcon pic.twitter.com/ZvAGNXYbHu
— Cheuk Ting Ho (@cheukting_ho) December 6, 2022
After the coffee break where I met up with other DevRel friends who work for other companies. We come back to a small introduction about DevRelCon in Japan. I am very tempted to go to that one as well.
There are tech mangas? You learn something new everyday @devrelcon pic.twitter.com/KfR9pfErfD
— Cheuk Ting Ho (@cheukting_ho) December 6, 2022
Then we attend a talk which is about how to scale up the communities.
After lunch, we have a panel session.
Panel session @devrelcon after lunch pic.twitter.com/5VvqYavtlT
— Cheuk Ting Ho (@cheukting_ho) December 6, 2022
Then there is a talk about managing CfP.
Next talk @devrelcon would be about CfP by @davidgsIoT pic.twitter.com/OtdYWIvmtv
— Cheuk Ting Ho (@cheukting_ho) December 6, 2022
And a talk that uses the physiological breakdown of how the community is all about oxytocin.
Last talk of today @devrelcon is by Don from @KatsudonTech the name of the company is making me hungry pic.twitter.com/YiMWsMyQBr
— Cheuk Ting Ho (@cheukting_ho) December 6, 2022
After all these talks, of cause, we were given a lot of opportunities for socialising and talking to other DevRels. We end up talking to a DevRel with 12 years of experience and he gave us very useful pieces of advice.
Day 2 - DevRelCon Day 2
Day 2, it starts with a talk about how to advocate for company culture.
First talk of day 2 of @devrelcon is by Brandon from @datadoghq who also a dog lover pic.twitter.com/gL4nzD4w3B
— Cheuk Ting Ho (@cheukting_ho) December 7, 2022
Next, it’s about advocacy within the company.
Next in @devrelcon is a talk by internal advocates from @Adyen pic.twitter.com/VQ1XHK2lxd
— Cheuk Ting Ho (@cheukting_ho) December 7, 2022
After we attend a talk about how to start a champion program. Which can be quite useful information for us.
Next up at @devrelcon, about how to build a champion program by Ully from @elastic pic.twitter.com/nbeDT3oVYe
— Cheuk Ting Ho (@cheukting_ho) December 7, 2022
After lunch, we have 3 lighting talks.
I love the pixel art by @marcduiker ❤ @devrelcon pic.twitter.com/Os9E2Qqgsp
— Cheuk Ting Ho (@cheukting_ho) December 7, 2022
Then we have a Zoom call so we went out to a quiet place for it. After that, I talked to a few other DevRel in the “hall track”. I wish I have more time to talk to more people.
Then I attend a talk about diversity. This is something that we care about a lot in the community so it is very interesting.
After a remote talk, we have Benjamin from @jetbrains talking about diversity @devrelcon pic.twitter.com/ubLX9amuYo
— Cheuk Ting Ho (@cheukting_ho) December 7, 2022
It’s almost at the end. The last talk was about how we can up our value in DevRel, I found it very useful and inspiring.
Then we have the birthday star @mattstratton talk about #DevRel value @devrelcon pic.twitter.com/UdmPLh87Zj
— Cheuk Ting Ho (@cheukting_ho) December 7, 2022
Then it all comes to the end. I enjoy this conference. I feel that I learnt a lot at this conference and the community is so nice. Everyone is very supportive and I feel that we understand each other and therefore we are super supportive of each other. I wish to go to more of this as this is very helpful in helping the team move forward and plan our journey to be better.
Thank you @devrelcon for giving us a conference with such a good vibe, until next time ❤ pic.twitter.com/DWS3eGVJeW
— Cheuk Ting Ho (@cheukting_ho) December 8, 2022
Every speaker at #DevRelCon gets a standing ovation at the start of their talk, and my dudes, it's an amazing feeling, can every event do this from now on?! Yes? Yes! pic.twitter.com/3P02S3aXyc
— Floor (@FloorDrees) December 7, 2022


Akan names are derived from Ghanian culture. Frequently in Ghana, children are given their first name as a 'day name' which corresponds to the day in the week they were born.
Most people do know when their birthdays are, but some might not know what day of the week they were born.
These Akan names signify the day one is born.
According to Akan tradition, each child is born with a name associated to their soul. The day the child is born is therefore determined by the soul. The well thought and organized naming system of the Akan’s was initiated by the ancestors and has attracted so many people’s attention as they desire to know more about these names.
As a matter of fact, it is possible to tell what led to someone’s birth, the day they were born and their rank among the siblings just by their names
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Ullapool lies on the shores of Loch Broom and was built in 1788 by Thomas Telford to service the herring fishing industry. Although no longer the thriving centre it once was, the harbour is still the centre of activity in this neat, attractive, planned town.
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 8
Dietary
This is such a simple cake - a variation on the classic lemon drizzle - and it works a treat. It has a wonderful, light texture, a very fresh taste and it looks incredibly pretty – perfect with a cuppa on a sunny afternoon.
You can buy dried, edible lavender from baking suppliers and some supermarkets. Alternatively, if you have lavender growing in your garden, you can use fresh buds and leaves, finely chopped.
Heat your oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4. Line a 1kg/2lb 4oz loaf tin (around 10x20cm/4x8in base measurement) with baking parchment.
In a bowl, combine the flour, raising agents, sugar, lavender and lemon zest.
In a jug, beat the eggs with the yoghurt and melted butter. Pour this onto the dry ingredients and, using a spatula, stir until just combined.
Pour into the prepared tin and bake for 40 minutes, or until a skewer inserted into the centre of the cake comes out clean.
Remove the cake from the oven and prick it deeply all over with a cocktail stick.
Mix the ingredients for the drizzle together and pour over the hot cake. Sprinkle over the granulated sugar and then the lavender. Leave to cool completely in the tin before slicing.


Tetris was created in 1984
The Tetris theme is a remake of "Korobeiniki," a 19th century Russian folk song about the burgeoning love between a peddler and a peasant girl.
The creator of Tetris was a Russian computer scientist named Alexy Pajitnov.
Alexy Pajitnov barely made any money upon the games initial realse despite great sales. The rights of the game were held by the USSR and Pajitnov did not start to recieve proper royalties until 1996, 10 years after the game made its way to the USA.
All Tetris pieces are made up of four squares connected together. These shapes are called Tetrominos.
The Tetris game has appeared in over 65 different platforms
This game is really fun and addictive


Screen class constructor
instance which bundles access to screen and / or computer vision related APIs
A {@link Map} of FindHookCallback methods assigned to a template image filename
capture captures a screenshot of a systems main display
Basename for the generated screenshot
The FileType for the generated screenshot
The output path for the generated screenshot (Default: {@link cwd})
Filename prefix for the generated screenshot (Default: empty)
Filename postfix for the generated screenshot (Default: empty)
find will search for a template image on a systems main screen
Filename of the template image, relative to Screen.config.resourceDirectory
which are used to fine tune search region and / or match confidence
height returns the main screen height This refers to the hardware resolution. Screens with higher pixel density (e.g. retina displays in MacBooks) might have a higher height in in actual pixels
on registers a callback which is triggered once a certain template image is found
Template image to trigger the callback on
The FindHookCallback function to trigger
waitFor searches for a template image for a specified duration
Filename of the template image, relative to Screen.config.resourceDirectory
Timeout in milliseconds after which waitFor fails
which are used to fine tune search region and / or match confidence
width returns the main screen width This refers to the hardware resolution. Screens with higher pixel density (e.g. retina displays in MacBooks) might have a higher width in in actual pixels
Config object for Screen class
Configures the required matching percentage for template images to be declared as a match
Configures the path from which template images are loaded from
Screen class provides methods to access screen content of a systems main display


Grapes
History
Grapes were first cultivated 6,000-8,000 years ago in the Near East.
Types
- Amur
- Amur grapes are grape at resisting cold. Overall they are tough grapes.
- Fox
- Fox grapes are known for their slip skin. Also they are said to have a foxy musk
- Mustang
- Mustand grapes are more bitter and even sometimes irritating to the skin
Uses
- Wine
- Wine is made by fermenting grapes. People have been making wine for thousands of years. Some people wine that they can not have wine because in the United States one must be 21 years old to purchase wine.
- Raisins
- Raisins are made by drying out grapes. They can be eater raw or used in various recipes. Some people do not like raisins but there is no good raisin for this as they are a good food.
- Jam
- Jam is a type a fruit preserve that can be made by jamming the juice a pulp from a grape into a pot then heating it with water and sugar. After that jam is jammed into a container and can later be put on other food.
Nutrition Facts
Serving Size 1.5 cup grapes (138g)
| Amount Per Serving | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Calories | 90 | Calories from Fat | 0 |
| % Daily Value* | |||
| Total Fat | 1g | 2% | |
| Saturated Fat | 0g | 0% | |
| Trans Fat | 0g | - | |
| Cholesterol | 0mg | 0% | |
| Sodium | 0mg | 0% | |
| Toatal Carbohydrate | 24g | 8% | |
| Dietary Fiber | 1g | 4% | |
| Sugars | 23g | - | |
| Protein | 1g | - | |
| Vitamin A | - | 2% | |
| Vitamin C | - | 25% | |
| Calcium | - | 2% | |
| Iron | - | 2% |
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Your daily values mare be higher or lover depending on you calorie need:
| Calories | 2,000 | 2,500 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total Fat | Less than | 65g | 80g |
| Salt Fat | Less than | 20g | 25g |
| Cholesterol | Less than | 300mg | 300mg |
| Sodium | Less than | 2,400mg | 2,400mg |
| Total Carbohydrate | 300g | 375g | |
| Dietary Fiber | 25g | 30g |


Kari Jordan
holds BS and MS degrees in Mechanical Engineering from Michigan Technological University, and completed a PhD in
Engineering Education at Ohio State University. Her research experience includes strategies for improving
self-efficacy and sense of belonging in first-year engineering students and the implementation of evidence-based
instructional practices among faculty in introductory STEM courses. In her free time, she teaches Zumba Fitness
and volunteers with the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE). Kari tweets at
@DrKariLJordan.


notarizations is a good api call to make to find the right hash to use
if that is needed
updated my KMD, ILN and NSPV fullnodes with latest version
1
blackjok3r25-Jul-19 04:33 PM
I think we should move teh fetch of the headers to a seperate API in the daemon. This should make it reasonably easy.
Currently it only fetches between 2 notarizations so if you cant scan forwards because it doesnt exist yet. So the notarizations should just be returned then those 2 heights used to call a function for headers
That may change a bit much stuff though
jl777c25-Jul-19 04:36 PM
getinfo has an optional hdrheight parameter
you can query for individual header
why not use that?
it is actually more efficient to do 10 smaller tx than one big one, due to packet switching characteristics
i think a single getinfo might actually fit into a single tcp/ip packet, but not sure
blackjok3r25-Jul-19 04:38 PM
IUt will use lots of nodes aswell and spread it around
jl777c25-Jul-19 04:38 PM
yes, it is better to request headers one at a time
blackjok3r25-Jul-19 04:42 PM
Its constantly getting sent them by all nodes. So really in not much time of being online it has almost enough headers received, just doesnt save them anywhere(edited)
Should be enough to just check the previous header and save them back to he last notarizatrion
jl777c25-Jul-19 04:45 PM
yes, just storing the most recent 100 headers will be enough in 99.9% of cases
just rotate the buffer and request any that are missing
any new block should just connect right up to the chain tip to become the new chaintip
in case of reorg, then might need to wait for notarization to resolve things, as longest chain will be fighting each other until we get a notarization
blackjok3r25-Jul-19 04:46 PM
hmm yes, it currently wouldnt go backwards lol
jl777c25-Jul-19 04:47 PM
yes, it is quite primitive
blackjok3r25-Jul-19 04:48 PM
I mean as long as the chain is still moving, it would eventually be ok...
jl777c25-Jul-19 04:48 PM
i guess maybe reorg handling would be good, ie. if a longer chain comes in, then need to request the missing headers until it connects to the notarized chain
blackjok3r25-Jul-19 04:48 PM
but yes the headers it has would then be wrong. and need to be checked
jl777c25-Jul-19 04:48 PM
i think that is all that needs to be done. so if a new longer chain arrives that doesnt connect, then query the prior heights to fill in the missing headers
or can rely on reorgs being rare enough, to just clear the entire cache if it is detected
then scanning back to the notarization will automatically fill it with the valid headers
blackjok3r25-Jul-19 04:50 PM
That might be a lot easier, not that the chain tip is that imporant, most utxos are actually notarised
I know, Windows doesn't use UNIX sockets while Mac OS does. Until this point my software was cross-platform without any code changes. But now I want it to do some network communication. I know about
jl777c25-Jul-19 04:53 PM
aha! WSAStartup! ok, adding it
TonyL25-Jul-19 04:53 PM
getaddrinfo(<IP_ADDRESS>) returned error
[warn] evsig_init_: socketpair: ╚ыш яЁшыюцхэшх эх т√чтрыю WSAStartup, шыш яЁюшчю°ыр ю°шсър т WSAStartup.
yep, print which I'm getting on binary startup contains "WSAStartup" word and some abrakadabra


Chapter 4 It is not dependence
The formal statement establishes that, if there are no biases, then it is implausible that these observations are the result of chance. But it does not establish that it is a “True” effect. The observed unusual result could be caused by other things, with the truth being much less unusual. The analysis now moves to testing the data to prove that the observed effect is not other things, ruling out alternative hypotheses.
Earthquakes can occur in swarms- in particular where a large earthquake triggers aftershocks. In this sense, some of the earthquakes are dependent on other earthquakes, so the time the first earthquake occurs at potentially influences latter earthquakes.
In speaking with geologists, this was not generally a major concern as a single night (or day) is a very short amount of time in geological terms. If a large event happens the aftershocks soon start to cross back and forth between day and night as time goes on, and should balance out in the long run. So earthquakes would seem to be technically, but not practically, dependent.
A subtler version of this problem is that the data is dependent enough that a few big events occurring at day, or in the night, bias the data set enough to make what are only moderately unlikely events (a bunch of large earthquakes that occur in the day or night) seem to be much more unlikely (the numerous aftershocks occurring at times conditioned by those few big events).
To test this, we can find the earthquakes that are not part of a swarm, and check the time of day they occurred at. To define a swarm I do so calculations to work out how far apart earthquakes in the same region are.
Using the 50 kilometres per side gridded areas I defined earlier, I calculate the amount of time in hours between earthquakes. This is based on the assumption that I can define a swarm as earthquakes close in both time and space.
| median | mean | earthquakes |
|---|---|---|
| 28 | 216 | 99902 |
The median time between earthquake events in an area is 28 hours. This seems to offer a more useful measure than the mean, which is skewed by some very large gaps. 28 hours seems long enough to me that the events are not part of a swarm that is biasing results by occurring in a single day or night. Using this I can test the data based on the events that occurred in the non-swarm periods, being greater than or equal to 28 hours since the last earthquake.
Among earthquake events that show the least characteristics of being part of a swarm, 55.6% of the 50385 earthquakes occur at night, which is essentially identical to the overall earthquake catalogue result, and nowhere near 50%. On this basis, the evidence is that the non-swarm earthquakes are the same as the overall population
Another way to consider potential swarm dependencies is to exclude those swarms that would have been generated by aftershocks. To do this I calculate the night time event percentage for events only for months that occurred in grid areas that did not have any magnitude 5+ earthquake events.
Using “not aftershocks in grid zones” as the definition of earthquakes not in swarms, 56.4% of 89279 earthquake events occurred at night. This is fractionally more (but essentially identical to) the general number of night time earthquakes.
Since restricting the data in two different ways to minimise dependence is not changing the results, I can conclude that dependence between earthquake events is not significantly influencing the observed percentage of earthquake events at night.
4.1 Formal Statement
Dependencies in the data caused by earthquakes triggering additional earthquakes are not influencing the results.
4.2 Chapter Code
## ----setup, include=FALSE------------------------------------------------
knitr::opts_chunk$set(echo = FALSE)
knitr::opts_chunk$set(warnings=FALSE)
knitr::opts_chunk$set(errors=FALSE)
knitr::opts_chunk$set(message=FALSE)
knitr::opts_chunk$set(dpi = 150)
knitr::opts_chunk$set(fig.width = 6)
knitr::opts_chunk$set(fig.height = 4)
## ------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sys.setenv(TZ = "UTC")
library(dplyr)
library(lubridate)
# Assumes there is eqnz_processed data created in chapter 2
load("eqdata/eqnz_processed.RData")
## ------------------------------------------------------------------------
eqnz %>% group_by(eq_roundedlat, eq_roundedlong) %>%
mutate(timediff = floor(as.numeric(c(NA,diff(time_UTC)))/360)) %>%
ungroup() %>% filter(!is.na(timediff)) %>%
summarise(`median` = median(timediff), `mean` = round(mean(timediff),0),
`earthquakes`=n()) %>%
knitr::kable(caption="Time from previous earthquake (hours) per 50km sq. grid")
## ------------------------------------------------------------------------
noswarm <- eqnz %>% group_by(eq_roundedlat, eq_roundedlong) %>%
mutate(timediff = floor(as.numeric(c(NA,diff(time_UTC)))/360)) %>%
ungroup() %>% filter(!is.na(timediff) & timediff >=28) %>%
summarise(night = sum(eq_is_night), totalevents=n(),
percent = round(100 * sum(eq_is_night) / n(),1))
## ------------------------------------------------------------------------
tinymag <- eqnz %>%
group_by(eq_roundedlat, eq_roundedlong, month(time_UTC), year(time_UTC)) %>%
mutate(monthTopMag = max(magnitude)) %>%
ungroup() %>% filter(monthTopMag < 5) %>%
summarise(night = sum(eq_is_night), totalevents=n(),
percent = round(100 * sum(eq_is_night) / n(),1))


The functions in this section are of importance to library implementors who may want to implement special reduction patterns that are otherwise not easily covered by the standard MPI operations.
The following function applies a reduction operator to local arguments.
| MPI_REDUCE_LOCAL( inbuf, inoutbuf, count, datatype, op) | |
| IN inbuf | input buffer (choice) |
| INOUT inoutbuf | combined input and output buffer (choice) |
| IN count | number of elements in inbuf and inoutbuf buffers (non-negative integer) |
| IN datatype | data type of elements of inbuf and inoutbuf buffers (handle) |
| IN op | operation (handle) |
int MPI_Reduce_local(void* inbuf, void* inoutbuf, int count, MPI_Datatype datatype, MPI_Op op)
MPI_REDUCE_LOCAL(INBUF, INOUBUF, COUNT, DATATYPE, OP, IERROR)
<type> INBUF(*), INOUTBUF(*)
INTEGER COUNT, DATATYPE, OP, IERROR
{ void MPI::Op::Reduce_local(const void* inbuf, void* inoutbuf, int count, const MPI::Datatype& datatype) const (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
The function applies the operation given by op element-wise to the elements of
inbuf and inoutbuf with the result stored element-wise in inoutbuf,
as explained for user-defined operations in Section User-Defined Reduction Operations
.
Both inbuf and inoutbuf (input as well as result) have the same number
of elements given by count and the same datatype given by datatype.
The MPI_IN_PLACE option is not allowed.
Reduction operations can be queried for their commutativity.
int MPI_Op_commutative(MPI_Op op, int *commute)
MPI_OP_COMMUTATIVE(OP, COMMUTE, IERROR)
{ bool MPI::Op::Is_commutative() const (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
MPI_OP_COMMUTATIVE( op, commute) IN op operation (handle) OUT commute true if op is commutative, false otherwise (logical)
LOGICAL COMMUTE
INTEGER OP, IERROR
Up: Global Reduction Operations
Next: Reduce-Scatter
Previous: All-Reduce
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Classes | |
| class | Receiver |
| class | Sender |
Public Member Functions | |
| CommunicationAPI (String port) | |
| void | close () |
| void | open () |
| void | send (String messageString) |
| void | receive () |
| void | getNextCharFromBufferIfPresent () |
| Character | next_char_in_buffer () |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static void | main (String[] args) throws InterruptedException |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static final Boolean | DEBUG = false |
Package Attributes | |
| InputStream | inputStream |
| SerialPort | serialPort |
| String | defaultPort |
| Thread | readThread |
Static Package Attributes | |
| static CommPortIdentifier | portId |
| static Enumeration | portList |
| static OutputStream | outputStream |
| static boolean | outputBufferEmptyFlag = false |
| static ConcurrentLinkedQueue < Character > | in_buffer = new ConcurrentLinkedQueue<Character>() |
Definition at line 46 of file CommunicationAPI.java.
| pss::serialcomm::CommunicationAPI::CommunicationAPI | ( | String | port | ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 59 of file CommunicationAPI.java.
| void pss::serialcomm::CommunicationAPI::close | ( | ) | [inline] |
Close the serial port
Definition at line 67 of file CommunicationAPI.java.
| void pss::serialcomm::CommunicationAPI::getNextCharFromBufferIfPresent | ( | ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 171 of file CommunicationAPI.java.
| static void pss::serialcomm::CommunicationAPI::main | ( | String[] | args | ) | throws InterruptedException [inline, static] |
Definition at line 233 of file CommunicationAPI.java.
| Character pss::serialcomm::CommunicationAPI::next_char_in_buffer | ( | ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 175 of file CommunicationAPI.java.
| void pss::serialcomm::CommunicationAPI::open | ( | ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 74 of file CommunicationAPI.java.
| void pss::serialcomm::CommunicationAPI::receive | ( | ) | [inline] |
A receiver thread is always on!
Definition at line 165 of file CommunicationAPI.java.
| void pss::serialcomm::CommunicationAPI::send | ( | String | messageString | ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 157 of file CommunicationAPI.java.
final Boolean pss::serialcomm::CommunicationAPI::DEBUG = false [static] |
Definition at line 57 of file CommunicationAPI.java.
String pss::serialcomm::CommunicationAPI::defaultPort [package] |
Definition at line 52 of file CommunicationAPI.java.
ConcurrentLinkedQueue<Character> pss::serialcomm::CommunicationAPI::in_buffer = new ConcurrentLinkedQueue<Character>() [static, package] |
Definition at line 56 of file CommunicationAPI.java.
InputStream pss::serialcomm::CommunicationAPI::inputStream [package] |
Definition at line 50 of file CommunicationAPI.java.
boolean pss::serialcomm::CommunicationAPI::outputBufferEmptyFlag = false [static, package] |
Definition at line 55 of file CommunicationAPI.java.
OutputStream pss::serialcomm::CommunicationAPI::outputStream [static, package] |
Definition at line 54 of file CommunicationAPI.java.
CommPortIdentifier pss::serialcomm::CommunicationAPI::portId [static, package] |
Definition at line 48 of file CommunicationAPI.java.
Enumeration pss::serialcomm::CommunicationAPI::portList [static, package] |
Definition at line 49 of file CommunicationAPI.java.
Thread pss::serialcomm::CommunicationAPI::readThread [package] |
Definition at line 53 of file CommunicationAPI.java.
SerialPort pss::serialcomm::CommunicationAPI::serialPort [package] |
Definition at line 51 of file CommunicationAPI.java.


To use a picture as the desktop background
- On the File menu, click either of the following commands:
- Set As Wallpaper (Tiled) covers the screen with repetitions of your picture.
- Set As Wallpaper (Centered) places your picture in the center of the screen.
- Save the picture.
- Go into your system settings to choose the wallpaper.
Notes
- JS Paint can't directly set your wallpaper, but it can generate a tiled image the size of your desktop.
- The Set As Wallpaper (Centered) option doesn't currently use your desktop size, it just saves a copy of the image.
You need to make sure in your system settings to choose to center the image.


public class DistanceResponse
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DistanceResponse() |
DistanceResponse(org.json.JSONObject jsonObject) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
double |
getAccuracy()
Returns the GPS accuracy of the user's last known location.
|
ValueText |
getDistance()
Returns a ValueText representation of the user's distance to the site.
|
ValueText |
getDuration()
Returns a ValueText representation of the estimated time for the user to arrive at the site.
|
LatLng |
getOrigin()
Returns a LatLng value of the user's last known location.
|
java.lang.String |
getParkingSpot()
Returns a String of the parking space the user is in if they are in a parking space, otherwise, null.
|
DistanceResponseStatus |
getStatus()
Returns a DistanceResponseStatus status of the call to the distance API.
|
boolean |
isArrived()
Returns a boolean value of whether the user has arrived on property of the site.
|
boolean |
isParked()
Returns a boolean value of whether the user is in a designated parking space at the site.
|
public DistanceResponse()
public DistanceResponse(org.json.JSONObject jsonObject)
public ValueText getDistance()
public ValueText getDuration()
public LatLng getOrigin()
public double getAccuracy()
public DistanceResponseStatus getStatus()
public boolean isArrived()
public boolean isParked()
public java.lang.String getParkingSpot()


Assigned role:
Primary client developer
In charge of designing, coding, and testing the mobile client of the system.
Personal Activity:
Week of 2/7-2/13
- Reviewed Requirements Document
- Updated this page
- Began research into iOS berkley sockets implementation


Sailor Victoria Chan’s comeback goal: To qualify for Olympics
2011 SEA Games champ will be using this edition to see where she stands
Four years on from her last competition, 2011 SEA Games sailing gold medallist Victoria Chan will make a comeback at this edition in the Philippines and, already, the 29-year-old has set lofty ambitions for herself.
She played down the possibilities of marking her comeback with another gold, but instead wants to use the Nov 30-Dec 11 Games to fulfil her dream of qualifying for the Olympics for the first time.
The Asian leg of the Olympic qualifiers are in March.
Speaking to The New Paper at her training base in PAssion WaVe @ East Coast, Chan said: "Definitely, in any competition that you represent Singapore, you want to do your best and bring glory for the nation.
"But, for me, the Games are more like a stepping stone to the Olympics.
"I want to qualify for the Olympics, that's the goal for me. So, this is a great event for me to see where I'm at in that regard."
She last competed in the 2015 Games in Singapore, where she clinched a silver in the individual Laser Radial event, the same category that she will be competing in at this edition.
After the 2015 SEA Games, Chan decided to take a break from sailing to undergo surgery on a longstanding ligament injury in her left wrist.
It was also then that she joined the People's Association. She is now a manager at the PAssion WaVe @ Marina Bay Lifeskills & Lifestyle Division.
Chan pointed to two reasons for deciding to return to competitive sailing last June.
She said: "My company has been supportive of my interest and this gave me more motivation to try out for the Games.
"They've allowed me flexibility in my work schedule, and I am able to put in at least 16 hours of training (a week) whilst still working.
"With their backing, I felt really supported in my pursuit to make a comeback."
She also admitted to missing the spirit of competition. While her work allows her to be involved with various water sport activities, it was not quite the same for someone who learnt the sport when she was just nine.
"How I would describe this sport to someone who doesn't know much about it is that it allows you to be exposed to the open elements of the sea, where conditions are constantly changing.
MAKE OWN DECISIONS
"You don't hear your coaches out in the sea and you have to make your own decisions and persevere... I love that.
"Even just coming back is satisfying and I want to focus on the process of improving."
While she is eagerly looking forward to the sailing competition at Subic Bay, Chan is aware of what to expect from the competition there and she's been hard in training.
She said: "I know I have to train hard because, while I was out of the sport, the others have been training and improving.
"Malaysia and Thailand have Olympians taking part, so it's not going to be easy.
"But I want to see where I stand against the pack."


I’ve always sought out opportunities and challenges that are meaningful to me. Although my professional path has taken many twists and turns — from touring and recording artist, to employee of the year at a non-profit, to dean's scholar at UPenn, to small business owner and entrepreneur — I've never stopped engaging my passion to help others and solve problems.
As a web developer, I enjoy using my obsessive attention to detail, my unequivocal love for making things, and my mission-driven work ethic to literally change the world. That's why I’m excited to make a big impact at a high growth company.


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1、用控制分析问题的方法去看金融体系，增加负反馈渠道，关注子系统负反馈。从PID的角度理解系统调控的时间特性
2、大量精力用于讨论非黑即白的问题，如果引入连续函数以及权重的分析方法，更易于实际问题的监管，能节省废在妥协式共识上的时间
3、模型同质变量的矩阵表达其实只是形式上的变化，异质参数的整合更有利于建立高质量的模型，作为分析肥尾问题的新工具
I particular like the part where he posted a testable hypothesis during the COVID recovery and how he think the logic is more important than the conclusion. He adjusted the numbers such that you can benchmark Chinese ecnonmic development to comparable economies such as that of Korea and Japan. To a extend, an economy feel like an organism such that there is a prescribed way as how how it can grow and its stages.
The first time I saw a highly presentable Korean girl with gigantic boobs pointed professorship, I knew somthing is off in the field of economy. Turns out, I am not the only one with this feeling. At this point, economic analysis is more akin to puzzles than does a practical field.


MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE A film review by Patrick Lester Copyright 1996 Patrick Lester
Rating: See It: Pay Matinee Price
Best Part: Theme Music in Action Scenes - Old TV Show Music turned so-so chase scenes into spine-tingling fun.
Worst Part: Actress who played John Voight's wife. 1) Take diction lessons 2)SPEAK UP!!!! 3) Women w/Big Lips went out with Kim Basinger.
Part that did work: Having "MAX" be sophisticated older woman - What she lacks in youth she makes up in sex appeal - RUFF!!
Part that did not work: Cool black dude who was a tough, rougue CIA....Computer Hacker?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
Big Miss: Movie That could have resurrected Emilo Estives' career, but he dies in first 10 minutes.
Big Hit: Another $100 million dollar movie, For Tom Cruise, Keeping him high on the A list.
Signed,
Pat "The Man" Lester
Movie Rating Scale:
1) Pay Full Price 2) Pay Matinee Price 3) See it on Video 4) Wait for $1 night at Video Store 5) Don't......Just Don't
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This schema specifies XMP properties associated with image files produced in camera raw mode.
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http://ns.adobe.com/camera-raw-settings/1.0/
crs
| Property | Label | Value type | Exiv2 type | Category | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AutoBrightness | Auto Brightness | Boolean | XmpText | Internal | When true, "Brightness" is automatically adjusted. |
| AutoContrast | Auto Contrast | Boolean | XmpText | Internal | When true, "Contrast" is automatically adjusted. |
| AutoExposure | Auto Exposure | Boolean | XmpText | Internal | When true, "Exposure" is automatically adjusted. |
| AutoShadows | Auto Shadows | Boolean | XmpText | Internal | When true,"Shadows" is automatically adjusted. |
| BlueHue | Blue Hue | Integer | XmpText | Internal | "Blue Hue" setting. Range -100 to 100. |
| BlueSaturation | Blue Saturation | Integer | XmpText | Internal | "Blue Saturation" setting. Range -100 to +100. |
| Brightness | Brightness | Integer | XmpText | Internal | "Brightness" setting. Range 0 to +150. |
| CameraProfile | Camera Profile | Text | XmpText | Internal | "Camera Profile" setting. |
| ChromaticAberrationB | Chromatic Aberration Blue | Integer | XmpText | Internal | "Chromatic Aberration, Fix Blue/Yellow Fringe" setting. Range -100 to +100. |
| ChromaticAberrationR | Chromatic Aberration Red | Integer | XmpText | Internal | "Chromatic Aberration, Fix Red/Cyan Fringe" setting. Range -100 to +100. |
| ColorNoiseReduction | Color Noise Reduction | Integer | XmpText | Internal | "Color Noise Reduction" setting. Range 0 to +100. |
| Contrast | Contrast | Integer | XmpText | Internal | "Contrast" setting. Range -50 to +100. |
| CropTop | Crop Top | Real | XmpText | Internal | When "Has Crop" is true, top of crop rectangle |
| CropLeft | Crop Left | Real | XmpText | Internal | When "Has Crop" is true, left of crop rectangle. |
| CropBottom | Crop Bottom | Real | XmpText | Internal | When "Has Crop" is true, bottom of crop rectangle. |
| CropRight | Crop Right | Real | XmpText | Internal | When "Has Crop" is true, right of crop rectangle. |
| CropAngle | Crop Angle | Real | XmpText | Internal | When "Has Crop" is true, angle of crop rectangle. |
| CropWidth | Crop Width | Real | XmpText | Internal | Width of resulting cropped image in CropUnits units. |
| CropHeight | Crop Height | Real | XmpText | Internal | Height of resulting cropped image in CropUnits units. |
| CropUnits | Crop Units | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Units for CropWidth and CropHeight. 0=pixels, 1=inches, 2=cm |
| Exposure | Exposure | Real | XmpText | Internal | "Exposure" setting. Range -4.0 to +4.0. |
| GreenHue | Green Hue | Integer | XmpText | Internal | "Green Hue" setting. Range -100 to +100. |
| GreenSaturation | Green Saturation | Integer | XmpText | Internal | "Green Saturation" setting. Range -100 to +100. |
| HasCrop | Has Crop | Boolean | XmpText | Internal | When true, image has a cropping rectangle. |
| HasSettings | Has Settings | Boolean | XmpText | Internal | When true, non-default camera raw settings. |
| LuminanceSmoothing | Luminance Smoothing | Integer | XmpText | Internal | "Luminance Smoothing" setting. Range 0 to +100. |
| RawFileName | Raw File Name | Text | XmpText | Internal | File name of raw file (not a complete path). |
| RedHue | Red Hue | Integer | XmpText | Internal | "Red Hue" setting. Range -100 to +100. |
| RedSaturation | Red Saturation | Integer | XmpText | Internal | "Red Saturation" setting. Range -100 to +100. |
| Saturation | Saturation | Integer | XmpText | Internal | "Saturation" setting. Range -100 to +100. |
| Shadows | Shadows | Integer | XmpText | Internal | "Shadows" setting. Range 0 to +100. |
| ShadowTint | Shadow Tint | Integer | XmpText | Internal | "Shadow Tint" setting. Range -100 to +100. |
| Sharpness | Sharpness | Integer | XmpText | Internal | "Sharpness" setting. Range 0 to +100. |
| Temperature | Temperature | Integer | XmpText | Internal | "Temperature" setting. Range 2000 to 50000. |
| Tint | Tint | Integer | XmpText | Internal | "Tint" setting. Range -150 to +150. |
| ToneCurve | Tone Curve | Seq of points (Integer, Integer) | XmpText | Internal | Array of points (Integer, Integer) defining a "Tone Curve". |
| ToneCurveName | Tone Curve Name | Choice Text | XmpText | Internal | The name of the Tone Curve described by ToneCurve. One of: Linear, Medium Contrast, Strong Contrast, Custom or a user-defined preset name. |
| Version | Version | Text | XmpText | Internal | Version of Camera Raw plugin. |
| VignetteAmount | Vignette Amount | Integer | XmpText | Internal | "Vignetting Amount" setting. Range -100 to +100. |
| VignetteMidpoint | Vignette Midpoint | Integer | XmpText | Internal | "Vignetting Midpoint" setting. Range 0 to +100. |
| WhiteBalance | White Balance | Closed Choice Text | XmpText | Internal | "White Balance" setting. One of: As Shot, Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Shade, Tungsten, Fluorescent, Flash, Custom |
| AlreadyApplied | Already Applied | Boolean | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Converter | Converter | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| MoireFilter | Moire Filter | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Smoothness | Smoothness | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| CameraProfileDigest | Camera Profile Digest | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Clarity | Clarity | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| ConvertToGrayscale | Convert To Grayscale | Boolean | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Defringe | Defringe | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| FillLight | Fill Light | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| HighlightRecovery | Highlight Recovery | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| HueAdjustmentAqua | Hue Adjustment Aqua | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| HueAdjustmentBlue | Hue Adjustment Blue | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| HueAdjustmentGreen | Hue Adjustment Green | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| HueAdjustmentMagenta | Hue Adjustment Magenta | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| HueAdjustmentOrange | Hue Adjustment Orange | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| HueAdjustmentPurple | Hue Adjustment Purple | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| HueAdjustmentRed | Hue Adjustment Red | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| HueAdjustmentYellow | Hue Adjustment Yellow | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| IncrementalTemperature | Incremental Temperature | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| IncrementalTint | Incremental Tint | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LuminanceAdjustmentAqua | Luminance Adjustment Aqua | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LuminanceAdjustmentBlue | Luminance Adjustment Blue | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LuminanceAdjustmentGreen | Luminance Adjustment Green | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LuminanceAdjustmentMagenta | Luminance Adjustment Magenta | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LuminanceAdjustmentOrange | Luminance Adjustment Orange | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LuminanceAdjustmentPurple | Luminance Adjustment Purple | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LuminanceAdjustmentRed | Luminance Adjustment Red | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LuminanceAdjustmentYellow | Luminance Adjustment Yellow | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| ParametricDarks | Parametric Darks | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| ParametricHighlights | Parametric Highlights | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| ParametricHighlightSplit | Parametric Highlight Split | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| ParametricLights | Parametric Lights | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| ParametricMidtoneSplit | Parametric Midtone Split | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| ParametricShadows | Parametric Shadows | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| ParametricShadowSplit | Parametric Shadow Split | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| SaturationAdjustmentAqua | Saturation Adjustment Aqua | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| SaturationAdjustmentBlue | Saturation Adjustment Blue | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| SaturationAdjustmentGreen | Saturation Adjustment Green | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| SaturationAdjustmentMagenta | Saturation Adjustment Magenta | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| SaturationAdjustmentOrange | Saturation Adjustment Orange | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| SaturationAdjustmentPurple | Saturation Adjustment Purple | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| SaturationAdjustmentRed | Saturation Adjustment Red | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| SaturationAdjustmentYellow | Saturation Adjustment Yellow | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| SharpenDetail | Sharpen Detail | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| SharpenEdgeMasking | Sharpen Edge Masking | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| SharpenRadius | Sharpen Radius | Real | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| SplitToningBalance | Split Toning Balance | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| SplitToningHighlightHue | Split Toning Highlight Hue | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| SplitToningHighlightSaturation | Split Toning Highlight Saturation | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| SplitToningShadowHue | Split Toning Shadow Hue | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| SplitToningShadowSaturation | Split Toning Shadow Saturation | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Vibrance | Vibrance | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| GrayMixerRed | Gray Mixer Red | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| GrayMixerOrange | Gray Mixer Orange | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| GrayMixerYellow | Gray Mixer Yellow | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| GrayMixerGreen | Gray Mixer Green | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| GrayMixerAqua | Gray Mixer Aqua | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| GrayMixerBlue | Gray Mixer Blue | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| GrayMixerPurple | Gray Mixer Purple | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| GrayMixerMagenta | Gray Mixer Magenta | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| RetouchInfo | Retouch Info | bag Text | XmpBag | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| RedEyeInfo | Red Eye Info | bag Text | XmpBag | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| CropUnit | Crop Unit | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| PostCropVignetteAmount | Post Crop Vignette Amount | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| PostCropVignetteMidpoint | Post Crop Vignette Midpoint | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| PostCropVignetteFeather | Post Crop Vignette Feather | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| PostCropVignetteRoundness | Post Crop Vignette Roundness | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| PostCropVignetteStyle | Post Crop Vignette Style | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| ProcessVersion | Process Version | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LensProfileEnable | Lens Profile Enable | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LensProfileSetup | Lens Profile Setup | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LensProfileName | Lens Profile Name | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LensProfileFilename | Lens Profile Filename | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LensProfileDigest | Lens Profile Digest | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LensProfileDistortionScale | Lens Profile Distortion Scale | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LensProfileChromaticAberrationScale | Lens Profile Chromatic Aberration Scale | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LensProfileVignettingScale | Lens Profile Vignetting Scale | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LensManualDistortionAmount | Lens Manual Distortion Amount | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| PerspectiveVertical | Perspective Vertical | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| PerspectiveHorizontal | Perspective Horizontal | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| PerspectiveRotate | Perspective Rotate | Real | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| PerspectiveScale | Perspective Scale | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| CropConstrainToWarp | Crop Constrain To Warp | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LuminanceNoiseReductionDetail | Luminance Noise Reduction Detail | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LuminanceNoiseReductionContrast | Luminance Noise Reduction Contrast | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| ColorNoiseReductionDetail | Color Noise Reduction Detail | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| GrainAmount | Grain Amount | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| GrainSize | Grain Size | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| GrainFrequency | GrainFrequency | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| AutoLateralCA | Auto Lateral CA | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Exposure2012 | Exposure 2012 | Real | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Contrast2012 | Contrast 2012 | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Highlights2012 | Highlights 2012 | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Shadows2012 | Shadows 2012 | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Whites2012 | Whites 2012 | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Blacks2012 | Blacks 2012 | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Clarity2012 | Clarity 2012 | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| PostCropVignetteHighlightContrast | Post Crop Vignette Highlight Contrast | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| ToneCurveName2012 | Tone Curve Name 2012 | Text | XmpText | Internal | Values: Linear, Medium Contrast, Strong Contrast, Custom. Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| ToneCurveRed | Tone Curve Red | Seq of points (Integer, Integer) | XmpText | Internal | Array of points (Integer, Integer) defining a "Tone Curve". |
| ToneCurveGreen | Tone Curve Green | Seq of points (Integer, Integer) | XmpText | Internal | Array of points (Integer, Integer) defining a "Tone Curve". |
| ToneCurveBlue | Tone Curve Blue | Seq of points (Integer, Integer) | XmpText | Internal | Array of points (Integer, Integer) defining a "Tone Curve". |
| ToneCurvePV2012 | Tone Curve PV 2012 | Seq of points (Integer, Integer) | XmpText | Internal | Array of points (Integer, Integer) defining a "Tone Curve". |
| ToneCurvePV2012Red | Tone Curve PV 2012 Red | Seq of points (Integer, Integer) | XmpText | Internal | Array of points (Integer, Integer) defining a "Tone Curve". |
| ToneCurvePV2012Green | Tone Curve PV 2012 Green | Seq of points (Integer, Integer) | XmpText | Internal | Array of points (Integer, Integer) defining a "Tone Curve". |
| ToneCurvePV2012Blue | Tone Curve PV 2012 Blue | Seq of points (Integer, Integer) | XmpText | Internal | Array of points (Integer, Integer) defining a "Tone Curve". |
| DefringePurpleAmount | Defringe Purple Amount | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| DefringePurpleHueLo | Defringe Purple Hue Lo | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| DefringePurpleHueHi | Defringe Purple Hue Hi | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| DefringeGreenAmount | Defringe Green Amount | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| DefringeGreenHueLo | Defringe Green Hue Lo | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| DefringeGreenHueHi | Defringe Green Hue Hi | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| AutoWhiteVersion | Defringe Green Hue Hi | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| ColorNoiseReductionSmoothness | Color Noise Reduction Smoothness | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| PerspectiveAspect | Perspective Aspect | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| PerspectiveUpright | Perspective Upright | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| UprightVersion | Upright Version | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| UprightCenterMode | Upright Center Mode | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| UprightCenterNormX | Upright Center Norm X | Real | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| UprightCenterNormY | Upright Center Norm Y | Real | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| UprightFocalMode | Upright Focal Mode | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| UprightFocalLength35mm | Upright Focal Length 35mm | Real | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| UprightPreview | Upright Preview | Boolean | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| UprightTransformCount | Upright TransformCount | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| UprightDependentDigest | Upright DependentDigest | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| UprightTransform_0 | Upright Transform_0 | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| UprightTransform_1 | Upright Transform_1 | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| UprightTransform_2 | Upright Transform_2 | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| UprightTransform_3 | Upright Transform_3 | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| UprightTransform_4 | Upright Transform_4 | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LensProfileMatchKeyExifMake | Lens Profile Match Key Exif Make | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LensProfileMatchKeyExifModel | Lens Profile Match Key Exif Model | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LensProfileMatchKeyCameraModelName | Lens Profile Match Key Camera Model Name | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LensProfileMatchKeyLensInfo | Lens Profile Match Key Lens Info | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LensProfileMatchKeyLensID | Lens Profile Match Key Lens ID | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LensProfileMatchKeyLensName | Lens Profile Match Key Lens Name | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LensProfileMatchKeyIsRaw | Lens Profile Match Key Is Raw | Boolean | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| LensProfileMatchKeySensorFormatFactor | Lens Profile Match Key Sensor Format Factor | Real | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| DefaultAutoTone | Default Auto Tone | Boolean | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| DefaultAutoGray | DefaultAuto Gray | Boolean | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| DefaultsSpecificToSerial | Defaults Specific To Serial | Boolean | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| DefaultsSpecificToISO | Defaults Specific To ISO | Boolean | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| DNGIgnoreSidecars | DNG IgnoreSidecars | Boolean | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| NegativeCachePath | Negative Cache Path | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| NegativeCacheMaximumSize | Negative Cache Maximum Size | Real | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| NegativeCacheLargePreviewSize | Negative Cache Large Preview Size | Integer | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| JPEGHandling | JPEG Handling | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| TIFFHandling | TIFF Handling | Text | XmpText | Internal | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| CircularGradientBasedCorrections | CircularGradientBasedCorrections | CircularGradientBasedCorrections | XmpText | Internal | *Root structure* |
| PaintBasedCorrections | PaintBasedCorrections | PaintBasedCorrections | XmpText | Internal | *Root structure* |
| CorrectionMasks | CorrectionMasks | CorrectionMasks | XmpText | Internal | *sub Root structure* |
| What | What | Text | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| MaskValue | Mask Value | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Radius | Radius | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Flow | Flow | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| CenterWeight | Center Weight | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Dabs | Dabs | Seq of points (Integer, Integer) | XmpText | Internal | Array of points (Integer, Integer). |
| ZeroX | Zero X | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| ZeroY | Zero Y | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| FullX | Full X | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| FullY | Full Y | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Top | Top | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Left | Left | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Bottom | Bottom | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Right | Right | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Angle | Angle | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Midpoint | Midpoint | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Roundness | Roundness | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Feather | Feather | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Flipped | Flipped | Boolean | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Version | Version | Integer | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| SizeX | Size X | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| SizeY | Size Y | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| X | X | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Y | Y | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Alpha | Alpha | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| CenterValue | Center Value | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| PerimeterValue | Perimeter Value | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| RetouchAreas | RetouchAreas | RetouchAreas | XmpText | Internal | *Root structure* |
| SpotType | Spot Type | Text | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| SourceState | Source State | Text | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Method | Method | Text | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| SourceX | Source X | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| OffsetY | Offset Y | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Opacity | Opacity | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Feather | Feather | Real | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |
| Seed | Seed | Integer | XmpText | External | Not in XMP Specification. Found in sample files. |


N K Premachandran: ‘Probe into Fathima Latheef’s death not being properly done’
RSP leader N K Premachandran on the Opposition’s walkout over the suicide of IIT Madras student Fathima Latheef.
by Liz MathewRSP leader N K Premachandran speaks to The Indian Express on the Opposition’s walkout over the suicide of IIT Madras student Fathima Latheef.
You raised the suicide of a student in IIT Madras which led to a walkout by the Opposition.
Fathima Latheef, a first year PG student in IIT Madras, was found dead in the women’s hostel on November 9. Her parents have alleged that she was harassed. They even alleged religious discrimination on the campus. A note on her phone indicated that a professor was responsible for her death. She has mentioned harassment by other professors too.
But the state police is looking into the case. Why did you raise the issue in Parliament?
The girl belongs to my constituency. The inquiry conducted by the state Crime Branch is unsatisfactory. The post-mortem was done in a hurry and it was not videographed. The investigation is not being properly done. Now IIT authorities have complained to police that her parents are trying to tarnish IIT’s image. This is highly insensitive. They are trying to protect those who are accused of harassing the girl.
Why did the Opposition stage a walkout over this issue?
The minister concerned was so insensitive in responding to the issue. He simply said the Higher Education secretary visited the place and an investigation is on. A high-level probe is required. We want a CBI enquiry. We will take up this issue with the PM too.
DMK MP M Kanimozhi said there have been several deaths in India’s elite education institutions in the recent past. What is the Opposition implying?
Five people died in mysterious circumstance in IIT Madras alone. The minister was insensitive. There is an allegation by the family of religious discrimination in the institute. So we want the government to conduct a fair and thorough investigation.
There have been a number of protests by students across the country. Do you think the government is handling them properly?
Not at all. There are the JNU protests… But the government is not serious in investigating and finding a solution…


Disney Plus hits 10million subscribers in just one day
Disney's mix of Marvel and Star Wars movies and shows, classic animated films and new series appears to be an immediate hit out after its launch
by James Rodger, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistDisney Plus says it hit more than 10 million sign-ups on its first day of launch, far exceeding expectations.
Disney's mix of Marvel and Star Wars movies and shows, classic animated films and new series appears to be an immediate hit out after its launch.
Disney has invested billions in its streaming service, which costs 7 a month or 70 a year after a seven-day free trial. Customers of some phone and home-internet plans were offered a year free.
Disney didn't break down where the subscriptions came from or if they were free or paid monthly or yearly. Some analysts thought it would take Disney a year to reach 10 million subscribers.
Netflix has garnered 158 million subscribers since launching its streaming platform in 2007.


Be it weekly or quarterly, live or not, MCGI never forgets to offer thanksgiving to God for everything, as written in Colossians 3:15 and 1 Thessalonians 5:18.
Thanksgiving - Live
For a whole week's worth of love and care, members gather to give thanks to God to proclaim His works before His nation and sing to Him praises.
Thanksgiving falls on a Saturday in the Philippines, where brethren flock to the ADD Convention Center to witness 'celebrants' sing on stage and hear a biblical topic prepared and delivered by MCGI leaders.
The Celebrants
The 'celebrants' are brethren who have set themselves to give thanks on a date of their choice.
As King David did in Old Israel, celebrants express their reasons for giving thanks to God before the congregation (Psalms 116:16-17). Unlike David however, they do so via recorded videos that are played on big LED screens on stage.
Celebrants then sing songs of praise on stage as stated in Psalms 92:1; 50:23. While those from Metro Manila and provinces near Pampanga go to the Convention Center to offer their songs on stage, those from remote areas in the country to as far as South America express their greetings and gratitude in their own areas.
On the day of their Thanksgiving, they make a video call to the Philippines to state their reasons for giving thanks. Then, a pre-recorded video of their presentation is played on the screen for all to view and sing-along to.
While others take breaks for physical nourishment and relaxation, MCGI leaders take time to help solve, with God's help and mercy, members' spiritual concerns through the consultation period.
From doubts on biblical verses to personal struggles, Bro. Eli and Bro. Daniel provide biblically-based answers to members who will come forward to ask questions. By reading the verses of God's wors, members receive peace and comfort.
Not all problems however are spiritual, so some take this segment of the Thanksgiving program to seek help with their physical ailments.
Doctors are on standby during such moments, when brethren consult what best to do with their health. On the other hand, some ask Bro. Eli and Bro. Daniel for financial and legal assistance that can help them from starting a small means of livelihood to having a temporary place to stay for being evicted from their house.
While the consultation during Thanksgiving is dedicated to brethren, guests occasionally ask Bro. Eli questions about the Church or about the biblical topic.
The Biblical Topic
For each Thanksgiving, MCGI leaders prepare a scriptural topic to teach the brethren. Topics range from seemingly conflicting verses to misconceptions about biblical personages to mysteries spoken by prophets from Genesis to Revelation to cite a few.
The first part is delivered by Bro. Daniel Razon and the concluding part by Bro. Eli Soriano via live video streaming.
The regular Thanksgiving falls on a Saturday in the Philippines. Brethren at MCGI Coordinating Centers in the country and abroad join in the festivities via the Church's satellite and Internet facilities.
In consideration of brethren who have work during Thanksgiving day, the leadership of MCGI set up the Thanksgiving Viewing. Brethren can attend at a locale near them to view the recorded proceedings, including the singing and consultation segments of the program.
The service is available the following day of the live Thanksgiving, but is also offered on weekdays at different locales.
International Thanksgiving
In contrast to weekly Thanksgivings, the quarterly three-day celebration is time for the whole Church to offer praises to God for His love and guidance. In the vernacular, it is called Pasalamat ng Katawan (Thanksgiving of the Body) (Colossians 1:18).
Congregants from nearby provinces in Luzon region and the National Capital Region flock to the ADD Convention Center during the three-day event. Even more, the MCGI headquarters get filled to the brim as members from the Visayas and Mindanao Islands travel by boat and by plane to reach it.
Aside from the chance to meet brethren from afar face-to-face, the International Thanksgiving also allows more time for studying spiritual topics and consultations with MCGI leaders.
International Thanksgiving schedules are usually announced two months in advance so members can prepare and file their leaves from work. Like in other Church gatherings, guests are welcome to attend.
MCGI does not offer any religious service in return for any financial payment, as this was not a practice of the Lord Jesus Christ before (3 John 1:7).