A Low Frequency Oscillator. When the oscillator completes one period, it issues a trigger.
- Rate
- The speed of the oscillator (the length of its period).
If you double-click on the rate, the menu that pops up will tell you the proper rate to set for different notes when under MIDI Sync.
- Phase
- The phase of the oscillator, from 0 (0.0) to 2 Pi (1.0)
- Scale
- The wave amplitude.
- Shift
- The wave's DC offset. The LFO does not exceed 0.0 or 1.0, so it is clipped if the offset causes it to exceed those bounds.
- Variance
- The size of the random jumps made by the oscillator when the oscillator type is set to Random or to Rnd S&H.
- Seed
- The random seed used for the random jumps when the oscillator type is set to Random or to Rnd S&H. The seed guarantees that the random sequence is the same each time you press a new note. If you want it to be different every time, set the seed to Free.
- On Tr
- Replaces the Note On trigger with one provided by this input.
- Type
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- Sine
- Sine wave
- Triangle
- Triangle wave
- Square
- Square wave
- Saw Up
- Ramp wave
- Random
- A random wave. When the wave concludes its period, a new random target value is selected. Then during the next period the wave moves linearly to that new target value. This target value is chosen from within the range defined by the Scale, centered at the Shift position. The Variance defines the degree to which the target value will deviate from the current value. A small variance makes a smooth random oscillator; a large variance causes more disruptive jumps.
- Rnd S&H
- A random wave. This is the same as Random, except that when a new random target value is selected, the wave immediately adopts it, rather than moving to it smoothly.
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- Free
- The LFO is not reset on a Note On event.
- Invert
- The LFO wave is flipped.
- Half Trigger
- The LFO issues a trigger both at the end of a period and half-way in the period.
- Linear Rate
- When an incoming modulation signal is attached to the Rate dial, it changes the Rate value linearly rather than (as is normal) exponentially. This does not effect manual changes to the dial, which are always exponential.
- MIDI Sync
- The period rate assumes that we are playing at 120 BPM. If MIDI sync is faster (or slower), this rate will be correspondingly faster (or slower). The Rate dial's pop-up menu has useful note speeds when under MIDI Sync.
- Init Trigger
- When a Note on event occurs, or the synthesizer is reset, a Trigger is issued at the start of the very first wave.


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#include <Som.h>
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| Som (int width=0, int height=0) | |
| void | setGeometry (int width, int height) |
| void | fill (const T &sample) |
| void | initialise (void(*init)(T &x)) |
| Initialise the map with a user-defined function. More... | |
| void | setNeighbourhoodRadius (double r) |
| void | setLearningCoefficient (double c) |
| void | setDistanceFunction (double(*d)(const T &x1, const T &x2)) |
| void | setMixingFunction (void(*mix)(const T &x1, const T &x2, double coeff, T &m)) |
| int | getHeight () const |
| The number of rows in the map. | |
| int | getWidth () const |
| The number of columns in the map. | |
| void | findBestMatchingUnit (const T &sample, int &iBest, int &jBest) |
| Finds the unit with state closesest to that of sample. More... | |
| void | train (const T &x) |
| Training with a single sample. More... | |
| void | train (const T &x, int iBest, int jBest) |
| void | toStream (std::ostream &ostr) const |
| double | defaultNeighborhoodFunction (const int &i, const int &j) const |
| Som (int width, int height) | |
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| static double | defaultDistanceMetric (const T &x1, const T &x2) |
| static void | defaultMixingFunction (const T &x1, const T &x2, double coeff, T &m) |
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| std::vector< std::vector< T > > | map |
| The actual neural network, two-dimensional map of units. | |
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| double(* | distanceFunction )(const T &x1, const T &x2) |
| The similarity metric applied in finding the best-matching unit. | |
| void(* | mixingFunction )(const T &x1, const T &x2, double alpha, T &result) |
| Given objects x1 and x1 and a mixing coefficient coeff , outputs mixed object m. More... | |
| std::string | title |
| int | width |
| int | height |
| double | radius2 |
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| double | learningCoefficient |
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The Self-Organising Map by Teuvo Kohonen.
The template
The coordinates of the map apply matrix convention ie. map
[i][j] refers to element j on row i. The map is implemented a std::vector<std::vector<T> > .
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Set each neuron in the map to given value.
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Finds the unit with state closesest to that of sample.
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Initialise the map with a user-defined function.
The user defined function with signature
should initialize
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Training with a single sample.
Calls findBestMatchingUnit() and uses *mixingFunction to tune the unit.
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Training with a single sample.
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Given objects x1 and x1 and a mixing coefficient coeff , outputs mixed object m.
One might think of mixing two std::strings, for example.


The opening and closing price of the day is set by very specific opening and closing auction ticks. When a stock like Apple is listed, it’s listed on Nasdaq. The open auction tick on Nasdaq is the price that’s used as the official open of the day. NYSE, BATS, and other exchanges also have opening auctions, but the only official opening price for Apple is the opening auction on the exchange where it was listed.
We set the opening and closing prices of the first and last bars of the day to the official auction prices. This process is used for second, minute, hour, and daily bars for the 9:30 AM and 4:30 PM Eastern Time (ET) prices. In contrast, other platforms might not be using the correct opening and closing prices.
The official auction prices are usually emitted 2-30 seconds after the market open and close. We do our best to use the official opening and closing prices in the bars we build, but the delay can be so large that there isn't enough time to update the opening and closing price of the bar before it's injected into your algorithms. For example, if you subscribe to second resolution data, we wait until the end of the second for the opening price but most second resolution data won’t get the official opening price. If you subscribe to minute resolution data, we wait until the end of the minute for the opening auction price. Most of the time, you’ll get the actual opening auction price with minute resolution data, but there are always exceptions. Nasdaq and NYSE can have delays in publishing the opening auction price, but we don’t have control over those issues and we have to emit the data on time so that you get the bar you are expecting.


Spatial Reach of Landlords
- Ada Mae Clem
- Caden Properties LLC
- Dixon Enterprises LLC
- Donald and Ruth Schilling
- Dustin Beatty
- Emergency Management Inc
- FCH Development LLC
- Fox Den Properties LLC
- Hagerman Court LLC
- I & J Investments LLC
- Issa Shalash
- James and Janet Estepp
- James Waller
- Joseph E Johnson
- Lexington Home Ownership Comm II Inc
- Marty Clifford
- Michael Sobolewski
- NoLi CDC
- Omead Properties LLC
- Paul Fugazzi
- Robert and Danita Hodge
- WB Holdings LLC
- West Side Properties LLC


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Meet Facebook Pay, an unified payment experience for all Facebook apps
by PradeepFacebook today announced Facebook Pay, an unified payment experience that works across Facebook, Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp. Instead of storing payment details in each of these apps, you can now setup once and use it everywhere for shopping, sending money to others and more.
What you can get with Facebook Pay:
- Add your preferred payment method once then use Facebook Pay where available to make payments and purchases on our apps, instead of having to re-enter your payment information each time
- Set up Facebook Pay app-by-app, or choose to set it up for use across apps (where available) — that means we won’t automatically set up Facebook Pay across the apps you are active on, unless you choose to do so
- View payment history, manage payment methods and update your settings in one place
- Get real-time customer support via live chat in the US (and in more places around the world in the future)
- Clearly understand which payment services are part of Facebook
Facebook is rolling out this new Facebook Pay experience on Facebook and Messenger this week in the US. Over the coming weeks, Facebook Pay will be available on Instagram and WhatsApp.
Source: Facebook


My journey into design started as a hobby and a friend who needed a website for her small business.
I was amazed at how much I could help people and impact their lives with design.
I was hooked and wanted to learn how else
I could expand my knowledge.
That curiosity led me to UX/UI design and I feel like I’ve finally found my home.
I love this field and I am excited to contribute and create new and awesome things.
Redesigning an existing NPO and giving it a new and happy feeling so that the user feels excited to give and businesses have an easier way of booking team events.
The EPA is a very important organization and their site holds a great deal of exclusive information, how did we make the material easier to find?
Developing an app with a family friendly focus that allows caregivers to manage medications with each other and gently remind patients to adhere to guidelines.
I approach User Research in a comprehensive way. When I am faced with a new issue I want to know everything I can about it and how it is being addressed.
User empathy is the space where I feel the most comfortable. Once I know who the user is, it is very easy for me to imagine the circumstances they find themselves in.
I enjoy qualitative interviews and I am always surprised by the new things that I learn when I interview people. It expands my world view and reminds me not to make assumptions.
Like what you see? Send me a message and let's talk.


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You can add him by granting him administration permission, if you want to.


scheduling, rehearsals, concerts, planning, dates, times
You should determine your rehearsal and concert schedule before you start rehearsing. You can plan an entire season in advance, or just plan one concert and its associated rehearsals; either way, you need to do this well in advance so you can get a real commitment from your musicians. You can't ask them to commit or expect them to show up unless you give them fair warning.
The number of concerts you wish to perform per season and the number of rehearsals needed to prepare for each concert depends on your musical goals and the level of musicianship you expect from your musicians. It might also be constrained by the availability of your rehearsal and performance venues. Your conductor should be heavily involved in making decisions about the number of rehearsals and concerts you will have. More than three or four concerts per year is a stretch for amateur musicians who need a large number of rehearsals and plenty of practice time to prepare the music. Eight to ten rehearsals for each concert seems to work well for an amateur-level group. Fewer than that might not give you enough time to make challenging music performance worthy. However, if you have too many rehearsals, your musicians may get bored of the music and have less fun or be less inspired to practice. Rehearsing more than once per week might make it difficult to recruit and maintain musicians; everyone has other commitments.
Of course, before you can determine your schedule, you must have first found your rehearsal and concert space. You have to work around the availability of these venues.
When scheduling a concert, make sure it won't conflict with any other local musical events your musicians might be involved in (like an existing community band's concert) with or other large events with which you would have to compete for audience (like the local professional symphony's concert, or the Super Bowl). Work around holidays, and beware of daylight saving time change days. Similarly for your regular rehearsals; eliminate any times that conflict with rehearsals of other groups your musicians may play in.
When you have eliminated as many known conflicts as you can, find out when your potential musicians are available in order to choose the most convenient time. For the RCO, I created a poll through Google Drive and distributed it to the musicians who had expressed interest in being part of the orchestra. The poll presented several time slots and days of the week and asked people to indicate their availability for each of those times. We picked the time when the most people were available. Although we inevitably had to disappoint a few people with schedule conflicts, at least we minimized overall scheduling issues and did it in a way everyone thought was fair and organized.
When you have determined your rehearsal time slot and officially scheduled your concert date(s) (and officially reserved them with the venues), you can announce the schedule to your musicians. Then, your personnel manager can start collecting official commitments from musicians. Rather than just a vague "I'm interested", you now need to get them to make an actual commitment to be at the rehearsals and the concert.
Once you have picked your rehearsal time slot, avoid changing it if possible. Your musicians need to be able to plan their schedules, and if you switch rehearsal times or days after your group is already established, you may lose a lot of musicians due to scheduling conflicts.


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Part of the Project MOSAIC (<http://mosaic-web.org/>) suite that provides utility functions for doing calculus (differentiation and integration) in R. The main differentiation and antidifferentiation operators are described using formulas and return functions rather than numerical values. Numerical values can be obtained by evaluating these functions.
| Version: | 0.5.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0), mosaicCore |
| Imports: | methods, stats, MASS, mosaic |
| Suggests: | testthat, knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2017-07-27 |
| Author: | Daniel T. Kaplan, Randall Pruim, Nicholas J. Horton |
| Maintainer: | Randall Pruim <rpruim at calvin.edu> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ProjectMOSAIC/mosaicCalc/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | https://github.com/ProjectMOSAIC/mosaicCalc |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | mosaicCalc results |
| Reference manual: | mosaicCalc.pdf |
| Package source: | mosaicCalc_0.5.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: mosaicCalc_0.5.0.zip, r-release: mosaicCalc_0.5.0.zip, r-oldrel: mosaicCalc_0.5.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: mosaicCalc_0.5.0.tgz, r-oldrel: mosaicCalc_0.5.0.tgz |
| Reverse depends: | fastR |
| Reverse suggests: | fastR2, MMAC |
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Ready for the challenge? Don't forget to keep your eye on the timer! Good luck!


Ezekiel 39:3
And I will smite thy bow out of thy left hand, and will cause thine arrows to fall out of thy right hand.


Pie and doughnut charts are probably the most commonly used charts. They are divided into segments, the arc of each segment shows the proportional value of each piece of data. They are excellent at showing the relational proportions between data.
Polar area charts are similar to pie charts, but each segment has the same angle, the radius of the segment differs depending on the value.
This type of chart is often useful when we want to show a comparison data similar to a pie chart, but also show a scale of values for context.


Today Kali Linux 2019.4 just launched, and I'm so excited to announce that, for the last two months, I've been working together with the Kali team developing all its new look. The first noticeable change is the move from Gnome to Xfce as the default desktop. This change was made to make default Kali more comfortable for low resource computers, as it is also commonly used on small ARM devices that don't have as high performance as an average desktop.
If you don't want to leave Gnome, don't worry. Kali now offers a Gnome build for you with some of the new desktop themes. As this release was focused on the Xfce DE change, most of the latest changes were intended for this desktop. For next releases, more changes will be available for all kali flavors to get them "close" to a similar user experience no matter the environment you run.
If you are using a previous Kali installation with Xfce, you may want to try the new redesign. This script can be useful as well if you want to revert all the changes you made to your desktop.
rm -rf ~/.config/xfce4 pkill -u $(whoami)
If you want to restore not only Xfce but all the app settings remove
completely ~/.config
If you want not only to restore the DE but to completely wipe your user
settings and modification remove ~/.config
~/.cache
~/.local
Another cool feature that comes with this new Kali release is the support of Fira Code font for both the text editor and the terminal. Fira Code makes use of font ligatures to join multiple characters into a single logical symbol. Unfortunately, GTK terminals don't support font ligatures, so the default terminal has been replaced with qterminal.
NOUP that isn't windows!! Impressed? 😉
The picture above shows Kali Linux using the new Undercover Mode that allows you to be unnoticed with just a simple click. When you run it while in normal mode, it will save all your desktop settings and enable this 'incognito' mode to make your desktop look as similar as possible to Windows 10.
Imagine you are working in a public place; hacking with a giant dragon on your wallpaper seems a bit obvious, and people might get curious (or angry). For sure, not the best situation if you want to stay unseen, so the Kali team proposed an undercover mode, and I was encharged of its development. The themes are a modification of Elbullazul Windows 10 ones, which I added a script to be able to save and restore all the desktop settings.


Programming languages: Python, Java, C, JavaScript and Bash
Technologies used:
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An autonomous AI agent capable of playing a game of Minesweeper.The AI agent makes use of information learned by itself on the board and tries to determine new clues about its next steps.
The more steps the agent take, the more it will learn about the board and try to determine correctly which cell would be a mine
and can be flagged and which cell is a safe cell to proceed on. A separate game of Minesweeper was designed for the AI to operate on.
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Image Recognizing application that deteremine whether the image is an image or a face.
It makes use of provided data set and labels to learn patterns in an image to calculate the correct frequency.
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An AI agent capable of navigating a randomly generated maze using autonomous factors.
For a more realistic approach for this AI agent, this maze is able to randomly block certain paths for the AI Agent to figure out newer paths to reach its destination.
The AI agent considers visible information in its surrounding and makes its next move based on what it observes.
The idea of this program is to introduce an agent that can self-learn and reach the Goal state in the maze without any external help from the user.
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Developed an application to finds the most suitable or shortest route on a map.
It makes use of space-optimized A star (A*) searching algorithm using heuristic values
for better performance by effectively calculating the distance between locations and
checking optimality of memory usage and route taken by user.
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A P2P Torrent client that optimizes the process of sending encrypted data files back and forth
in a sized window. It follows the transmission control protocol design, and the application can
be used to send and receive files server to server securely by data encryption through different
sharing points
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Designed a functional game built for personal phone on Android platform by developing Android (Gradle) and Javafx on Android
Studio.Engineered a well-designed graphic interface, artificial intelligence and game saving functionality.
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Developed a music player with a friendly graphical user interface that offers a user to create
and edit a playlist of their own choice.Developed using JavaFX and Fxml.
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Developed a notes and journal web application for users to record their daily journals, notes and update daily activity.
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Designed a various custom operating system utilities to allocate resources, memory allocation
for the system and supervision for distribution for various resources,programs and to sort
files and folders for various directories, word count for directories etc.
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User to user application to send and receive messages and files, keeping IP logs and user permissions of the users.
Implementation inclutes multi-threaded server to respond to clients requesting protocol and vice versa. Impplementation
include concepts such pthreads, access, synchronization, sorting algorithm and socket.
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Developed an Album viewer with a friendly graphical user interface that allows different users
to create albums,view stored images in created albums, and tag different albums and photos with
different hashtags or any different information desired by the user.
Developed using JavaFX and Fxml.
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Follow instruction on the screen to setup a new game.
Hit Button to reConfigure Game
Hit Button to Reset Game
Hit Button to Arm Game
Hit Button to Start Game
Subject of Wires
Answer:
Question set:
Subject of Keypads
Answer:
Question set:
Subject of The Button
Answer:
Button color:
Button text:
No. of battery:
LIT indicator:


This is an empty anchor which leads nowhere.
This is an meaningless anchor which leads nowhere.
This is an actual anchor which leads to an identified tag in the page.
This is an empty link which leads nowhere.
This is an email link which opens your email software.
This is an external link which leads to a website.
This is an external link which leads to a website in a blank page.
This is an internal link which leads to another page.
This is an internal link which leads to another page in a blank tab.


Repo Rate Remains Unchanged At 6.5%
by NT EditorSouth African Reserve Bank (Sarb) governor Lesetja Kganyago has announced that the repo rate will remain unchanged at 6.5%.
The repo rate is the rate at which the central bank lends money to commercial banks.
At its previous meeting in September, the Monetary Policy Committee also decided to keep the rate unchanged, citing factors that could influence inflation.
On Wednesday, Stats SA announced that the headline consumer price index fell to 3.7% in October, from 4.1% the month before, representing its lowest level since February 2011.


Snowie Docs is a tool to generate single page html files from your documentation. It is light weight easy to use CLI app. It generates a single html, with no js or css files attached which you can edit and you can host anywhere, like Github Pages.
run npm i -g snowie-docs
to install
Firstly Snowie is a CLI app so you will use the command snowie
.
Running snowie init <your project name>
, will create a directory with the basics.
Running snowie help
, returns commands
Running snowie ver
, returns current version
Running snowie build
, snowie bake
or snowie b
, will build the html for you to your output directory
To start of you need a snowie.build.json
in it this the below will be your basic setup
{
"title": "Basic-Snowie-Docs",
"name": "Basic Snowie Docs",
"description": "a basic snowie doc template",
"markdown_engine": "markdown-it",
"render_engine": "md",
"markup": "md",
"out": "output",
"in": "index.md",
"out_name": "index",
"files": "./files",
"links": [
"Basic-Snowie-Markdown-file"
]
}
type=string
] the title of the projecttype=string
] the title for the output file.type=string(optional)
] the description of the projecttype=string(optional)
]Options: markdown-it | showdown: the compiler that will be used to compile the markdown, choose the one that suits your need, Read Moretype="string
]Options: md | html: the render type that will be use when you load the page, Read Moretype: string
]Options: md | html: the markup language you will use to write this documentation, Read Moretype="string"
] the output foldertype="string"
] the input markup filetype="string"(optional)
] the output file nametype="string"(optional)
] the location of the files that will be bundled with the page, a folder in which for example your images will stay in, Read Moretype="array"
] a array of links within the page, Read Moretype="string"(optional)
] snowie docs compiler optionThe render engine is how the page will be rendered.
md will give a markdown file to the page which will be compiled the html using the markdown_engine
of your choice and then put on to the page, so it will take some time to compile once the page is loaded.
html will compile the input markup to html and paste it onto the page which will be loaded once the page will be opened, it is more faster but complicated and long documentation will take time to load for the user specially on slow systems.
The markdown engine gives the choice of features you want when you compile your markdown and when using the the markdown. The first, also recommended, is markdown-it which uses the CommonMark Spec, and then the showdown is used in many places,seen here, so its your choice which to use, but you have to define it if you want to use markdown in the render_engine
. and the Markup
Links are the links that appear on the side of the page. for them to link to contents on the page.
setup
{
"href": "<the link on the page>",
"name": "<the name for the link>"
}
example:
{
...
"links":
{
"href": "example",
"name": "example link name that will show up in the side bar"
}
...
}


You can take the girl out of the fight, but can you take the fight out of the girl? Well, as all of those overcoming-the-odds, beating-the-hell-out-of-the-adversary movies of recent and past would have us believe, no. Instead, you can channel it, make it into a focused rage that is capable of winning matches and perhaps even capturing a viewer's interest for a few hours.
While Girlfight may result in a general sense of control and the winning of a few matches on the behalf of this female boxer Diana (Michelle Rodregiuz), it does not capture our interest. In fact, this two-hour movie feels like a three hour movie, has almost no character development to boot, and has all of the clichéd cinematography and director that makes me wonder if these cinematic craftsmen learned their trade off of a crackerjack box.
In the beginning of Girlfight, Diana goes into duke-out mode after a girl sleeps with a guy that a friend of hers wants. This apparently has been her fourth fight of the semester, and the principle wants her act cleaned up or, of course, it's expulsion.
Before I go on with my singular-minded tirade of why one should avoid Girlfight at all costs, let me ask an open-ended question: how many times have we seen this before? Really. Isn't this the formula for a boxing/overcoming troubles movie: person A is really angry, gets threatened, gets ship shape, and we all live happily ever after?
This formula is basically the path that Girlfight follows to the most clichéd ending ever: slow motion hugging with a freeze frame and a high-grain shot. Gimme a break or break someone's neck, please. How this film got the Grand Jury at Sundance is beyond me.
Girlfight does have its nice points, however. There is a fascinating relationship between Diana and her father (Paul Cauldron) and Rodregiuz does a wonderful job of expressing the trials and triumphs female boxing. Yet this relationship could stand a lot more development instead of the schlock treatment it gets (only one scene actually affects you).
To it's credit, Girlfight goes the Raging Bull method in boxing matches, have each fight be a quieter, well-photographed routine instead of having each punch by a slap across the face by Thor's hammer.
But all of this doesn't get over the fact that Girlfight really never goes anywhere. When the parental conflict is resolved, the little steam that Girlfight was running on runs dry, and you still end up being subjected to two boring boxing matches and a helluva lot of psuedodrama before this dog of a film finishes.
RATING: **1/2
MPAA Rating: R
Director: Karyn Kusama Producer: Sarah Green, Martha Griffin, Maggie Renzi Writer: Karyn Kusama Starring: Michelle Rodriguez, Jaime Tirelli, Paul Calderon, Santiago Douglas, Ray Santiago, Elisa Bocanegra, Shannon Walker Williams
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WITNESS LIST
Appropriations - S/C on Article II Committee
February 16, 2011 - 7:00 AM
House Budget Recommendations
For:
Hansen, Ruth (Self)
Against:
Abraham, Deanna (Mosaic, PPAT)
Allen, J. Brad (Self)
Armond, Daniel (Golden Rule Services, Inc.)
Atkins, Mickey (D&S Residential Services)
Bales, Kathy (Self)
Barcellano, Margaret (Self)
Berry, Jason (Berry Family Services)
Berry, Tom (Berry Family Services)
Black, Beverly (Self)
Black, Lauren (Reach Unlimited Serving People w/ Developmental Disabilities)
Black, Wayne (Self)
Brito, Allison (I work for Rescare/Educare Comm. Living)
Broussard, Ricky (The Arc of Texas and Texas Advocates)
Brusatori, Kim (Self)
Buckingham, Joel (Self)
Campbell, Kimberly (Self)
Campbell, Shelley (Brenham Outreach Advisory Council, Inc.; Providers Alliance of
Community Services of Texas (PACSTX) Arc of Bryan/College Station)
Castillo, Rosemary (Pace Texas Association)
Chittenden, Michael (Bethesda Lutheran Communities)
Cox, Gary (Mary Lee Foundation resident)
Cranford, Jessica (Self)
Cranston, Catherine (Self; PACT/ADAPT)
Cranston, Ron (Self)
Daniels, Blake (Oak Wood Place Assisted Living - TALA)
Dooley, Michelle (Morgan Dooley)
Draper, Linda (Self)
Dunaway, Rose (Texas Association for Home Care & Hospice)
Dunson, Leigh (Mary Lee Foundation ICF & HCS Program)
Edwards, Genelle (Self)
Esteves, Lynn (Self; Lynn Esteves and my brother Richard Bush)
Evans, Darlene (Self; Texas Health Care Assn)
Farris, Jody (Nolan Farris, our son)
Farris, Ryan (Nolan Farris, son)
Fredriksen, Amanda (AARP)
Fry, Greg (Self)
Gants, Patricia (Self)
Garcia, Mimi (Texas State Employees Union, CWA Local 8168)
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Gilbert, Vicki (Self)
Givens, Christine (Self; Arc of Texas)
Goldston, Justin (Berry Family Services)
Graves, Tim (Texas Health Care Association)
Gray, Ken (Kenmar Residential Services, Inc.)
Greer, Terry (Self)
Griffith, Kathy (Self; Premieant, Inc.)
Griffith, Mark (Self)
Gross, Ronald (Mary Lee Foundation resident)
Gunderlach, Boyce (Mary Lee Foundation HCS Program)
Hall Inman, Erinn (Self)
Hamman, Lilian (Self; Nurses Unlimited, Peter Hamman)
Harrod, Darlene (Exceptional Care, Inc. ICF/MR Group Homes)
Hernandez, Richard (Rescare, Inc.)
Heyden, Marita (Self)
Hill, Larry (Hill Resources Inc)
Hinds, Alaine (Self; Arc of Texas)
Hinds, Luke (Self; Arc of Texas)
Hinds, Sarah (Self; Arc of Texas)
Hooks, Tonya (Mary Lee Foundation ICF resident (under DADS))
Hopp, Bradley (Self)
Hurt, Rick (Individuals with Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities)
Israel, Gordon (Draco Services, Inc.)
Johnson, Annette (Self)
Johnson, Susan (Self)
Kafka, Bob (ADAPT of Texas)
Kelly, Coyle (Texas Health Care Assn., Texas Assn. for Home Care & Hospice, PACSTX)
Kelly, Pamela (Self; Reaching Maximum Independence)
Kerbow, Kendra L. (Self)
Kerley, Eddie (Self)
Kerley, Teresa (Self; People with IDD & their Parents)
Latimer, Dennis (Premieant, Inc.)
Leatham, David (Vita-Living, Inc)
Lee, Will (Self; Council Oaks)
Levine, Linda (Self)
Lopez, Guadalupe Lopez (Self; PACT)
Maceyra, Victor (Self)
Mather, Cheryl (Self)
Mayfield, Samuel (Self)
Mayfield, Stacey (Self)
McClure, Madeline (Tex Protects, the Texas Assoc. for the Protection of Children)
McPhail, Jennifer (ADAPT of Texas)
Metz, Albert (Self; ADAPT)
Miller, Jim (Self)
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Misuk, Laura (Nurse - Family Partnership)
Mitchell, Penny (Self)
Morgan, Mason (Daybreak Group)
Murphree, Susan (Advocacy Incorporated)
Palasota, Sheryl (Self)
Parker, Les (EduCare Community Living)
Parker, Patricia (Self)
Payne, Susan (PART & Myself)
Prince, Derek (Self; Mason Health, Texas Healthcare Assoc.)
Rasco, Melissa (CALAB, Inc. (ICF,HCS,CBA))
Reding, Julie (Self; Rescare, Inc.)
Redman, Laura (Community Access, Inc.)
Reeves, Sandra (Self; Richmond State Supported Living Center Family & Friends Assoc.)
Rich, Sid (Texas Association of Residential Care Communities (TARC))
Ritter, Rudolph (Advantage Behavioral Services)
Robinson, Donna (Individuals with Developmental Disabilities)
Robinson, Ileene (Self)
Robinson, Mary (Educare)
Ruiz, Edmundo A. (Self)
Saenz, Danny (Self)
Salovitz, Helwa (Community Now)
Schmidt, Kathi (Reach Unlimited, Inc., Supporting People w/ Intellectual & Dev. Disabilities)
Singleton, Don (Self)
Slone, Jeri (Bluebonnet Homes, Inc.)
Snipes, Brenda (Self; Brenda Snipes, All The Little Things Count, Legal Guardian of Kelli W.
Snipes)
Sonleitner, Denise (Self)
Southern, David (Self; Southern Concepts Inc.)
Svien, Doug (Rock House, Inc.)
Templeton, Jamie (Self; Represent myself & my son as a private individual)
Thomas, Stephanie (Self; ADAPT of Texas)
Thomason, David (Texas Association of Homes and Services for the Aging (TAHSA))
Van Wyk, Peggy (Self)
Van Wyk, Wallace (Self)
Vaughan, Jo (Community Access)
Walker, Carla (My coorporation Educare/ResCare/Daughter)
Welch, Paul (Self; DBMAT)
Welch, Susie (Self)
Welsch, Diana (Self)
Whitaker, Cindy (Texas Advocates)
Williams, Tim (Texas Panhandle Center)
Wills, Micah (Mary Lee Foundation ICF resident)
Wittie, David (Community Now!, ADAPT of Texas)
Yeaman, Karen (Self; My son Lathem)
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On:
Barker, Kevin (Bob & Kathy Jack, Martin & Jennifer Daniels, Texana Center)
Goode, Jenny (Betty Hardwick Center)
Henning, Peter (Special Texas Homes)
Litzinger, Amy (Self)
Litzinger, Linda (Self)
Lynch, Louise (Austin Travis County Integral Care, Texas Council Community Centers)
Milam, Susan (Natl. Assoc. of Social Workers/Texas Chapter)
Taylor, Gordon (Dept Aging and Disablity Services)
Traylor, Chris (Dept Aging and Disabitiy)
Whitcher, David (Tara Ruiz, Lydia Odesky, Texana Center)
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An integer that represents the largest frame we have initialised so far.
An integer that represents the oldest simulation frame for which we have received modifications that have not yet been propagated. Any time a historical frame is modified we drop this number to match it so that we re-simulate from that frame back to the desired frame.
This is not meant to be called by users of library. TODO create external interface for this class.
Performs any outstanding simulation work between the "dirty" checkpoint and the requested simulationTimeS Simulation will be done for the next frame to occurr after simulationTimeS on the assumption that there may be interpolation between the preceeding and subsequent frame. Uninitialised frames will be added as we go.
This is the estimate of the current simulation time on the server. undefined is returned when we are not synchronised with the server.
This is the 1 way latency to the server undefined is returned when we are not synchronised with the server.
The oldest frame that we still have data for. This starts equal to largestInitializedFrameIndex, and ramps up to however many frames we store behind largestInitializedFrameIndex
Gets the frame data for frameIndex, initializes any new frames up to that index, does NOT perform any simulation on any new frames that are added Returns undefined if frameIndex is so far in the past that it is no longer available.
Get the playerId for this client. undefined until connection is established to server.
Gets 2 simulation frames. "current" being the nearest frame preceeding the given sim time. "next" being the next frame after current. Returns undefined if we do not yet have enough data from the server to simulate any frames.
Does a binary search of the frames in order to find the smallest frame index with a simulation time greater than the given param. Note this can return dirty / unsimulated frames. Returns undefined if there is no simulation frame less than the given simTime
This is not meant to be called by users of library. TODO create external interface for this class.
This is not meant to be called by users of library. TODO create external interface for this class.
This is not meant to be called by users of library. TODO create external interface for this class.
This is not meant to be called by users of library. TODO create external interface for this class.
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This holds multiple frames of the simulation at one time along with the necessary information to rewind and replay the simulation so that we can feed "old" state packets in to the simulation, and re-simulate the new state based on that revision of history. A packet can be "old" either because it was sincerely delayed OR because we're intentionally trying to render a simulation time that is greater than servertime - one-way-latency (i.e we're doing client side prediction to get ahead of what the server has had time to confirm and send). Either way this simulation approach allows us to take server data that was for a few moments ago and reasonably validly work it in to our simulation..
TODO Investigate using a WebWorker so that simulation can run in parallel to the render thread. Note that WebRTC is not available to WebWorkers currently so the render thread would still need to marshall updates from the network to the webworker.
Another TODO, if the client cannot keep up with the server its simulation will fall behind until it explodes, need to figure out how we can detect it / relieve pressure etc. I'm not sure how to deal with it yet so we'll just let it explode for now. It may well require a negotiated state flush of some sort from the game server similar to reconnect.


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An interior designer reveals 13 of the best things to get at Dollar Tree this month
by Rachel Murphy- Budget retailer Dollar Tree has a variety of affordable holiday decorations and homewares on sale this month.
- Insider spoke to a Florida-based interior designer to see what they’d recommend and he chose things like artificial garland, gold-rimmed plates, and clear ornaments.
- The designer also picked out miniature nutcrackers and stockings that resemble a sweater.
- Visit Insider’s homepage for more stories.
If you’re trying to decorate for the holidays on a budget, you may want to pick up some basics at Dollar Tree, which sells seasonal essentials and decorations for just a buck.
To help you narrow down your options, Insider asked Jeremy Gallman, an interior designer and retail associate at Magnolia Inspiring Interiors in Tampa, Florida, for his top picks.
Here are 13 seasonal items an interior designer would buy at Dollar Tree right now.
Note: These items cost $1 in store but are only sold in bulk online.
This traditional holiday stocking can also be used as a wine bag.
Gallman said stockings are the “classic ornament of the holiday season,” not just something to hang on a mantle.
He suggests buying a few extra to use as a wine bag for holiday parties or as a way to quickly wrap gifts.
Christmas House Sweater Stocking
You can design your own holiday ornaments to display at home or give as gifts.
Gallman said customizing a set of these clear, paintable ornaments is a fun present idea.
“You can paint whatever you want on these, and even fill with small mementos to create one-of-a-kind gifts,” he added.
Crafter’s Square Paintable Clear Plastic Christmas Ball
These red, gold, and silver assorted ornament bulbs can be used for festive centerpieces.
“You can throw these in a bowl with some fresh juniper or eucalyptus and some pine cones to create the perfect holiday display for your dining table or kitchen island,” Gallman told Insider.
Decorate for the holidays with this 15-foot strand of faux garland.
Gallman told Insider he recommends artificial garland because the real stuff can be costly and difficult to maintain since the needles can fall off and make a mess.
“Artificial garland is a great alternative to the real thing,” he said. “And, by massing multiple strands together and mixing in some fresh pine cones and berry garland, you can create a beautiful custom look.”
Christmas House Artificial Garland
These snow-colored holiday ornaments come in seasonal shapes like trees, deer, stars, and snowflakes.
If you’re wanting to give your home a magical and whimsical all-white look this holiday season, Gallman said he recommends the Snowy Icon Ornaments.
Christmas House Snowy Icon Ornaments
Add your own festive flair to this metal candy-cane wreath.
This decorative metal candy-cane frame can be hung as-is or decorated with string lights, flowers, and garland.
“The candy-cane wreaths can be used to add some festive cheer to your front-porch planters or you can wrap them with pretty twinkle lights,” he suggested.
Metal Candy-Cane-Shaped Wreath
You can also pick up a few holiday-themed straw cups for the little ones.
The plastic cups are available in four designs: reindeer, penguin snowman, and Santa.
Gallman suggests having a few of these on hand for holiday parties, especially if you’re hosting one with children. “Make it fun and let them pick their holiday character,” he added.
Christmas Sipper Cup with Straw
This berry garland can add a festive touch to your stairwell or amp up your tree.
Gallman told Insider that strands of berry garlands are great to display on a mantle or to string along your staircase, especially if you intertwine them with some faux garland.
Christmas House Christmas Berries Garland
These sets of gold-rimmed plates can be used at holiday dinners.
Holiday hosting can be overwhelming, but you can keep it simple with these classic white stoneware dinner plates featuring a gold-colored rim.
Gallman told Insider these plates are “perfect for any holiday get-together, whether it’s for Hanukkah, Christmas, or any other special time to gather” because they’re affordable and beautiful.
Plus, you can get matching bowls, small plates, and mugs, which also cost $1 a pop.
White Stoneware Dinner Plates with Gold Rim (10.5-inch)
Decorate your tree with these rustic ornaments that are accented with faux pine.
These 5-inch ornaments are perfect for decorating your tree with, but Gallman told Insider they can also be used to accent gifts.
“There are great because you can use them as beautiful gift tags for your presents to friends and family – and they can hang them on their tree afterward,” he explained.
Christmas House Elegant Punched Tin Ornaments
These festive plastic containers are great for storing your holiday sweets.
Gallman told Insider that whether you are on your way or the party is coming to a close, these festive containers are perfect to bring goodies with you to and from your holiday events.
Christmas-Themed Square Plastic Containers
This 9-inch nutcracker might look perfect on your mantle or tabletop.
Placing a few nutcrackers around your home is an easy and inexpensive way to decorate for the holiday season, said Gallman.
He said these festive guys can be used in an intricate mantle display above a fireplace or even as a beautiful centerpiece for a dinner party.
Christmas House Nutcracker Soldiers
You can display this light-up Santa hat around your home, too.
Gallman said that displaying Santa hats around your home can create “instant holiday cheer.”
You can pop them on banisters, hang them on coat racks, or even stick them on chairs if you want to quickly add some festive flair to your home.
Santa Hats with Light-Up LED Bulbs
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These samples are all in single files, but are gathered together in one Eclipse project for convenience. You can run each individually by selecting the Eclipse menu item: Run | Run As (or Debug As) | Interpreted Single File.
birds.pro - A sample expert system for identifying birds. The ideas in this system can be used for any identification type expert system, including identifying problems based on symptoms.
catch.pro - A sample that illustrates the use of catch/3 and throw/1 for implementing code that processes error exceptions.
custord.pro - A small sample customer-order-entry system written entirely in Prolog. It shows how Prolog can be used for both the database as well as the transaction processing parts of a business application and encode rules for valid orders and inventory management.
dcgxpand.pro - Source code for the DCG -> Prolog translator. This is the predicate that converts DCG syntax into the equivalent Prolog, inserting difference lists as appropriate. A compiled version of this code is included in the base system.
dospath.pro - A DCG program that reads DOS path names, verifies that they are correct, and splits them into directory and path.
eliza_uga.pro - A version of the famous Eliza program, developed at the University of Georgia.
gene.pro - A collection of rules for family relationships, as well as rules for saving family data checking semantic integrity of updates. See ENGLAND.FAM as a sample data file for a specific family.
logicW.pro - Clocksin & Mellish's classic program for translating formal logic to Prolog clauses, using Unicode characters for the logic symbols. Requires a wide-character enabled editor/environment to see the characters, such as winIDE_W.exe, with a font such as Lucida sans Unicode.
money.pro - A program that solves word arithmentic problems, such as the famous S E N D + M O R E = M O N E Y.
nanisrch.pro - The sample adventure game used with Adventure in Prolog.
pets.pro - The simplest expert system, is it a dog or a cat?
pi.pro - Computes digits of pi.
traffic1.pro - A very simple application illustrating how to implement a custom rule language and inference engine for it. The example uses a goal-driven engine.
traffic2.pro - The same rules as in TRAFFIC1.PRO, and another simple inference engine, but this time a data-driven one.
traffic3.pro - The same traffic rules, but with more readable syntax and loaded from a separate file.
wordlist.pro - A version of Clocksin and Mellish's program to read free form input from the user and parse it into lists of words.
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How to Sit
Lauren Jurgensen
What does Zen meditation involve?
(Hint: We promise that it’s easier and more straightforward than an explanation like this makes it look, but there are a few guidelines we’d like to bring to your attention now so that you know what to expect!)
1. Sitting.
Depending on your preference, you may sit on a chair or bench, or using a pillow/folded blanket. The three important factors to remember when sitting are (1)
- good posture (your back should be upright and straight, but not to the point of discomfort - an extra pillow to help lift your lower back will provide lumbar support),
- keep eyes open, with gaze low to the ground, about 2-3 feet in front of you, and
- remember, it’s only sitting!
2. Breathing.
Once you’re seated, just sit. And breathe. When learning, many prefer to count their breaths (1, 2, 3 … 10) in sets of 10 and then start over. If you lose track of your count or your mind wanders, that’s okay! Welcome to meditation! Just keep sitting and start over again from 1.
Note: We don’t do any deep, deep breaths (although you can if you’d like). This is like everyday breathing, except you’re now becoming more mindful of your breaths.
3. This is not a guided meditation.
Zen meditation is done in silence, but we’ll still be there to help you through the steps!
4. Remember, we’re just sitting.
That’s what meditation is. The path is the goal - in other words, it’s the practice of meditation that is important.  As you breathe, just sit and practice on being aware of your surroundings. When your mind turns to thoughts, stories, or worries, that’s okay. Just remain aware, and go back to counting: “1, 2, 3, 4 … “
Zazen - seated meditation
While standing, a group member will ring the singing bell (a sound that is similar to a gong) and we will all bow at the same time to our chair or pillow. This is to thank and show respect to the the chair or pillow for giving us a place to meditate.
After we’ve bowed to our pillow/chair, we’ll turn back to the group. A group member will ring the singing bell a second time, and we will all bow to each other. This is to thank each other (the sangha, or group) for sharing in this meditation together.
Once we’ve bowed to each other, take your sitting position facing the wall. The bell will ring again and you’ll begin to meditate.
The first meditation session ends when the singing bowl has rung.
Kinhin - walking meditation
We’ll then stand and form a line, and begin our walking meditation in a clockwise direction. One group member leads the circle, as we all walk with slow, purposeful steps. During this time, focus on your breath, but also focus on your body and its movements as you take each step.
Walking meditation concludes when the group member leading the walk claps together two woodblocks.
While still standing, we’ll do exactly as we did before our first seated meditation. The bell will ring, we then bow to our cushion. The bell will ring again and we’ll bow to one another. Resume your seated position meditation. The bell will ring to signal the conclusion of the second meditation.
At the end of our meditation, there will be time for questions, talk, reflections!


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Here's everything you need to know about me, from my education/employment history to a partial list of coding projects I've worked on!
I was born and raised in Portland, OR. I've been using computers my entire life, helping my parents troubleshoot along the way as technology evolved and grew with me throughout my childhood, and I'm still who they call whenever something doesn't work right! I've always been interested in programming but it's only recently I decided to take my life more seriously and invest in a career around it, which is when I decided to enroll in Epicodus. I have a great sense of humour, and I'm happiest when surrounded by my friends as they're smiling and laughing. I'm surprised by how much I've already learned in my short time in this program, and I'm excited for all the new concepts and lessons to follow.
Just a few of my favourite projects for Epicodus!
A collaborative project with one of my classmates to learn how to apply Bootstrap styles to a webpage.
It's very simple, mostly non-functional, and filled with placeholder text as the focus for the project was to get a hang of applying Bootstrap style presets to various page elements for the first time.
Made using:
Click here for its github repo.
The webpage you're on right now was the first code review project in the class! A test of all the concepts I've been taught so far.
It's just a simple profile for my coding career, where you can find out about me and some of the projects I've worked on.
Made using:
Click here for its github repo. Check out older versions of this site to see how my skills have progressed!
Click here to see the site live on github pages.
In no particular order, here are some of the other projects I've worked on at Epicodus.
Click each link to go to the github repo for each project to find out more.
I enjoy playing Dungeons and Dragons, as both a player and as the DM. Creating new worlds and inventive ways to torment my players are my favourite parts of the game. I also have been playing games on the computer for as long as I've had one, and I especially enjoy installing mods for my favourites. Dealing with the litany of errors that can come from modifying game files has helped me develop good troubleshooting skills that have already served me well in this program.
Thank you so much for reading! You can contact me via email at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and you can find my github profile here!


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hesiod.conf - Configuration file for the Hesiod libraryDESCRIPTION
The file hesiod.conf determines the behavior of the Hesiod library. Blank lines and lines beginning with a `#' character are ignored. All other lines should be of the form variable = value, where the value should be a single word. Possible variables and values are:- lhs
- Specifies the domain prefix used for Hesiod queries. In almost all cases, you should specify ``lhs=.ns''. The default value if you do not specify an lhs value is no domain prefix, which is not compatible with most Hesiod domains.
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- Specifies the default Hesiod domain; this value may be overridden by the HES_DOMAIN environment variable. You must specify an rhs line for the Hesiod library to work properly.
- classes
- Specifies which DNS classes Hesiod should do lookups in. Possible values are IN (the preferred class) and HS (the deprecated class, still used by some sites). You may specify both classes separated by a comma to try one class first and then the other if no entry is available in the first class. The default value of the classes variable is ``IN,HS''.
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hesiod(3)BUGS
There default value for ``lhs'' should probably be more reasonable.
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The SQL = and != operators are supported in read, update and delete requests on any columns in query parameters (row selectors) in the GET by Query, PUT by Query and DELETE by Query methods.
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To match on a string literal beginning with !, escape it with a backslash as in \!string. For example, to match the title on the string '!bang-bang-dead', prefix with a URL encoded backslash title=%5C!bang-bang-dead. For Java API usage, prefix the value in a NameValuePair object with the unencoded operator.
Include '%' in anywhere in the query parameter value for the SQL match any wildcard. URL encode % as
%25
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first_name=Ja%25
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description=modified%5C%25
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The wildcard is supported in read, update and delete requests on any columns in query parameters (row selectors) in the GET by Query, PUT by Query and DELETE by Query methods.
The SQL IS NULL and IS NOT NULL operators are supported in read, update and delete requests on any columns in query parameters (row selectors) in the GET by Query, PUT by Query and DELETE by Query methods.
Examples
To match on the actual literal 'null', escape it with a backslash as in \null. In a query parameter you must URL encode it as %5Cnull. For example, the title=%5Cnull find rows with title matching the string 'null'. Likewise to match on the literal '!null' use \!null, or URL encoded as %5C!null. For Java API usage, prefix the value in a NameValuePair object with the unencoded operator.
The null version is also supported in form parameters in POST with form (URL Encoded) and PUT by Query methods. This is used to set a column value to null in an insert or update. Again for the literals 'null' use the backslash escape as above. Likewise the form parameter literal '!null' must also be escaped as above.
Comparison operators are supported in read requests on numeric, date and string parameters by prefixing the mathematical symbol in the value. This is used in the GET by Query, PUT by Query and DELETE by Query methods.
The following operators are supported:
| Operator | Symbol | URL Encoded Symbol | Example | URL Encoded Example |
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| Greater than | > | %3E | price > 100 | price=%3E100 |
| Greater than or equal to | >= | %3E%3D | price >= 100 | price=%3E%3D100 |
| Less than | < | %3C | price < 200 | price=%3C200 |
| Less than or equal to | <= | %3C%3D | price <= 200 | price=%3C%3D200 |
Ranges will be supported by specifying the parameter twice, as in:
To use a literal < or > as the first character in a parameter value, you must escape it with a URL encoded backslash (%5C). For example, the
title=%5C%3Chello
find rows with title matching '<hello' (encode as '\<hello').
HTTP Status Code 400 (InvalidRequestException) will returned to the requestor if a parameter is supplied:
Multiple parameters will be ANDed in the SQL. No ORing will be supported.
For Java API usage, prefix the value in a NameValuePair object with the unencoded operator. Zero or more of these are passed in a
List
of parameters when creating a Request object with the Factory.
The SQL IN operator is supported in read requests on numeric, date and string parameters by enclosing a comma-separated list in parenthesis. This is used in the GET by Query, PUT by Query and DELETE by Query methods.
Examples
To use a literal '(' as the first character in a parameter value, you must escape it with a URL encoded backslash (%5C). For example, the title=%5C(hello find rows with title matching the string '(hello'. For Java API usage, prefix the value in a NameValuePair object with the unencoded operator. Zero or more of these are passed in a
List
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Provide one of the required documents to support your status in Canada. If your name has changed since your ID was issued you are also required to upload document to support the name change.
Provide one of the required documents to support your child's name change.
Enter child's legal name as it appears on their official Canadian identity documents, e.g., birth certificate, permanent resident card, passport.


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Protecting your privacy is important to us. Please take a few moments to review this Policy as we have updated and expanded it to include information on:
The Directory of Open Access Journals ("DOAJ"), managed independently by IS4OA, a CIC registered in the United Kingdom, is a free online directory that contains lists of peer-reviewed, open access journals. In order to ensure that every journal application and eventual entry in DOAJ can be vouched for by a representative of that journal, and to maintain a high level of recency and accuracy, the DOAJ collects and stores two groups of email addresses: of the person submitting an application (the applicant) for a journal to be indexed in DOAJ and of the person registered in the application as the journal contact (the journal contact). Both of those email addresses are stored in the application and, if an application is successful, a user account is created which contains the email address of the journal contact. DOAJ does not share any email addresses with anyone outside the organisation.
The DOAJ Operations Manager, Dom Mitchell, has assumed responsibility of the DOAJ data policy and implementing the changes required by the GDPR which came into effect on 25th May 2018. If you have any questions or concerns about any of the information laid out in this Notice, or any other question about how DOAJ protects or uses your data, please send an email to Dom<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Alternatively, you can write to him: Dom Mitchell, c/o DOAJ, IS4OA, Sandløkken 9, 2791 Dragør, DENMARK.
This is the website for Directory of Open Access Journals, which is a web site managed by Infrastructure Services for Open Access, a UK-based Community Interest Company, registered in the UK. The DOAJ does not have an app. The DOAJ uses WordPress for its blogs: News Service and DOAJ Best Practice Guide. This Privacy Information Notice pertains to this website and its operations.
When someone applies for a journal to be in DOAJ, we ask them to provide two different sets of contact details: one for the Applicant and one for the Journal Contact. Those details are:
Name
Email Address
We must have these details to process the application. If an application is successful, a user account is created which stores the journal contact's email address and their name. We will use that email address to contact you from time to time for the following reasons:
*see section 7 below.
It is not possible for the review emails, created by the DOAJ Team and Volunteers, to be sent to Applicants or Journal Contacts from within the system. Therefore email addresses and names are copied into emails, created in whatever email program the DOAJ Team member or Volunteer uses. All DOAJ Team members use a dedicated DOAJ workspace, provided by Google and the email client is Gmail. Gmail automatically saves email addresses that we send emails to. Our use of Gmail and the protection of your personal data within it is governed by Google's Privacy Policy, Data Processing Amendment for G Suite, and Data Processing and Security Terms for Google Cloud Platform.
You may access, review and edit your account details by logging into your DOAJ account. We will never give out your email address to any 3rd party and we never discuss the details of your account or journal applications with anyone apart from you or confirmed representatives from your organisation.
When someone applies to be a volunteer for DOAJ, we collect, via a Google Form:
Name
Email Address
Name and email address of the applicants references
We use this information to contact you regarding your application to become a DOAJ Volunteer. If your application is successful, we create an account for you in the User database. This allows applications to be assigned to you for you to review and for you to carry out your duties as a volunteer effectively. You may access, review and edit these details by logging into your DOAJ account at any time.
We collect some information automatically via cookies in use on this site. See Section 3 below for full details.
As a member organisation, DOAJ has a duty to its members to maintain the quality, security and recency of the database. It also has a duty to keep its members informed of updates concerning user accounts, membership, or policy changes. This is our legitimate business interest and why we need to collect a contact name and email address linked to our member journals. We use those email addresses to keep our members informed and up-to-date.
Anything to do with a journal or uploading article metadata must be linked to an individual user account. All journals in the DOAJ system (i.e. they have a record in DOAJ, whether they are actually in or not in DOAJ) are administered via your Publisher Area. This Publisher Area is linked to your user account. The Publisher Area allows users to maintain their journal information, their personal account details and upload article metadata.
Journal applications must include the name and email address of the main contact for the journal being suggested, and the name and email address of the person completing the application. We use this information to process the application effectively: we use the email addresses to make contact as part of the standard review process and to fulfill our obligation to you to process your application in an unbiased and timely manner.
When you use DOAJ, cookies are set on your machine. There are 3 sites currently setting cookies:
The journal applications are held in a database in the DOAJ Admin system which is accessible only by the DOAJ Team, the DOAJ Ambassadors, the DOAJ Volunteers (collectively the DOAJ representatives) and our technical partners in site development and hosting, Cottage Labs. Different groups within the DOAJ representatives have varying levels of access to the database. The main reason and objective for accessing the database is to process journal applications. Journal names and other journal details are searchable and displayed on our website; journal contact details are never displayed publicly and are not searchable.
User details (name, email address) are stored in a separate database, the User database, within the DOAJ Admin system. Sometimes, the DOAJ Team and, very rarely, Cottage Labs, will access user accounts to make updates, reset passwords, reset an API key or delete the user account entirely. Neither DOAJ representatives or Cottage Labs have access to users' passwords which are encrypted.
DOAJ Volunteer applications are collected in a Google Sheet and are stored securely in the DOAJ's Google workspace. The Sheet is only accessible by the DOAJ Team (5 DOAJ managers and 6 DOAJ managing editors).
The DOAJ User database contains the personal information of all users of the DOAJ Admin system. This includes the DOAJ Team.
DOAJ sometimes asks Cottage Labs to create an export of email addresses from the User database. We then import this list into Mailchimp, where it is password-secured. An example of this might be a list of all email addresses from accounts which have at least 1 journal indexed in DOAJ associated with them. We use this list to contact Journal Contacts with important information about changes and updates to the DOAJ Publisher Area which may affect their use of it. We also send out the occasional marketing email.
DOAJ maintains a list in Google Drive of all the active volunteers' names and email addresses. We use this list to coordinate volunteer activities, ensure that each Editorial Group has enough volunteers, and to ensure a smooth flow of applications through the DOAJ workflow. DOAJ also sends out a volunteer newsletter: the recipient list for this is manually created in Mailchimp using the list in Google Drive. This newsletter contains important updates which help the volunteers carry out their work effectively.
DOAJ stores the personal data associated with a journal application and a journal record for as long as the journal is in DOAJ. If/when an application is rejected or a journal is removed from DOAJ, we will usually delete the data after 7 years. However, we do not delete personal data embedded in these records, or delete the user's account from the User database if we need to refer to them to provide the history of a journal and DOAJ. We record notes in all our applications and these Notes provide valuable information over time and help us to continue to meet high levels of quality.
Users may request at any time that we delete all their personal data from our systems by submitting a Subject Access Request to us**. DOAJ last reviewed the User accounts it holds when it undertook the Reapplications project. This project completed in 2017. During that project we deleted very many user accounts. Every year, we ask Cottage Labs to produce a report of all the user accounts in the system which have no journal associated with them and which are ore than 7 years old. We then ask Cottage Labs to delete those accounts. The last major overhaul of the DOAJ User database was when DOAJ migrated to its current platform at the end of 2013: we still have active user accounts pre-dating that time which were migrated to the new platform.
DOAJ is in the lucky position where it receives far more applications from people wanting to volunteer than it has use for. Therefore we store the personal data in the Google Sheet until it is time to review the applications and assess if a person is a suitable candidate. Old applications are struck through and archived in a secure Google Drive folder which is only accessible by the Operations Manager. Volunteer applicants may request at any time that we delete all their personal data from the Google Drive by submitting a Subject Access Request (SAR) to us**.
**see section 9 below.
DOAJ does not actively share personal data with any organisation or individual outside the immediate DOAJ organisation.
DOAJ has a Mailchimp account (https://mailchimp.com) into which we occasionally import email addresses (see section 4 above)
An individual may request at any time that DOAJ deletes all the personal data and the user account from the DOAJ Admin system. Do this by using our Contact Us form. Please note that it is not possible for journals to be indexed in DOAJ without being linked to a User account. If you want us to delete your account and it is linked to a journal or journals which are indexed in DOAJ, then we will need to link the journal(s) to another individual's account. In these cases it would be helpful if, when you contact us asking us to delete your account, you can provide the name and email address of a replacement.
To request that DOAJ deletes all of the personal data that we hold about you, please send an email to the DOAJ Operations Manager, Dom Mitchell<EMAIL_ADDRESS>An SAR is the name given to the process by which a user can request to know details of the information that a site holds about him or her and how it is being used. A full explanation is given here: https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/guide-to-data-protection/principle-6-rights/subject-access-request/ but in summary: 'an individual who makes a written request and pays a fee is entitled to be: told whether any personal data is being processed; given a description of the personal data, the reasons it is being processed, and whether it will be given to any other organisations or people; given a copy of the information comprising the data; and given details of the source of the data (where this is available)'. The recipient organisation of an SAR must respond, according to UK law, within 40 calendar days.
You may submit a SAR to DOAJ by contacting the DOAJ Operations Manager, Dom Mitchell, directly<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Any request in writing will be considered valid, whatever the format.
As stated in Sections 7 and 8 above, you can withdraw your consent for us to store and process your personal data at any time by submitting an email to the DOAJ Operations Manager.
You may also explicitly indicate that you do not want DOAJ to use your email address for marketing purposes. We will soon add consent checkboxes to your user account where you can opt in or opt out of these emails.
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Effective Date: November 10, 2005
Please Read Carefully Prior To Using This Website
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An array of objects can be assigned to the items
property.
The items
property can be modified using Polymer's array mutation methods.
Setting height: auto
will make <vaadin-grid>
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and shrink in height depending on the number of rows.
A function can be assigned to the dataProvider
property to provide
data from a remote source.
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The following Privacy Policy constitutes an agreement between you and Initial Apps LLC ("us", "we", "our"), also known as SendCnC, and our subsidiaries and affiliates, in association with the use of the SendCnC website, which includes www.sendcnc.com, (the “Site”) and its services. This page informs you of our policies regarding the collection, use and disclosure of Personal Information we receive from users of the Site.
SendCnC is committed to protecting the privacy and personal information of our users. This policy will help you understand how we use and protect your information. We highly recommend that you read our entire Privacy Policy for complete detail about our privacy practices and your information.
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We use your Personal Information for providing and improving use of the Site, and delivering services as directed by you. By using the Site, you agree to the collection and use of information in accordance with this policy.
While using our Site, we may ask you to voluntarily provide us with certain personally identifiable information that can be used to contact or identify you. Personally information may include, but is not limited to (1) contact information (such as your name, address, telephone number, email address); (2) information related to your business contacts (such as name, address, telephone number, email address); (3) other information you voluntarily provide including social security number, unique identifiers such as login and password, personal information you choose to share with us by email, mail, phone or fax.
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A project folder with all required files has been created. This is what you have to do now:
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Add the MSBuild project to the package solution - once for Windows and once for Linux.
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Add the module folder to the CMakeLists.txt file of the package.
After this, you can build the the package.


ACTS Statistics Viewer Changelog
Back to the app
1.6.0 August 6, 2013
- Added Invasive Species Mitigation projects.
1.5.0 May 13, 2013
- Moved filters to right side bar. Closes #24681.
- Added "Producer's Cost" to salinity template. Closes #24680.
1.4.0 May 9, 2013
- Updated GIP popup dialog text. Closes #24496.
1.3.0 May 7, 2013
- Added Project Outcome to GIP and Combo project templates.
1.2.0 May 2, 2013
- Changed highlighted project map symbol from cyan circle to purple push-pin.
- Updated info templates for all project types.
1.1.0 Apr 29, 2013
- Made highlight symbol slightly larger and more opaque. Closes #24432.
- Adjustments to Salinity projects template. Closes #24435.
- Clear the selected project when a filter changes. Closes #24442
1.0.0 Apr 24, 2013
- Updated Project Type descriptions for codes 3 & 5.
- Decreased font size for project table.
- Added UDAF logo.
- Change Project Name to Contract #### for Salinity projects.
0.5.0 Apr 24, 2013
- Added County filter.
- Added project table and wired click events.
- Updated data to make payload much smaller.
- Hard-coded lookup tables for filter drop-downs to speed up page loading.
0.4.0 Apr 22, 2013
- Added "Project Purpose" for GIP projects.
- Moved popup to side bar.
- Changed "Project Type" drop-down from LU_CONTRACTTYPES to LU_PROJECTTYPES.
0.3.0 Apr 22, 2013
- Added "Project Purpose" paragraph for salinity projects.
- Added more spacing between "Practices Installed" list items.
- Added Year and Project Type filters.
0.2.0 Apr 17, 2013
- For Salinity projects, "Basin States Salinity Control Program" is displayed in the popup header instead of the ProjectName field.
0.1.0 Apr 16, 2013
- Initial build.
- FeatureLayer wired up and displaying points.
- Popup wired up to click and populating content with custom API call.


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{% trans "Jumps you from any page to the documentation for the view that generates that page." %}
{% trans "Show object ID" %}
{% trans "Shows the content-type and unique ID for pages that represent a single object." %}
{% trans "Edit this object (current window)" %}
{% trans "Jumps to the admin page for pages that represent a single object." %}
{% trans "Edit this object (new window)" %}
{% trans "As above, but opens the admin page in a new window." %}


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Discriminant Non-Negative Matrix Factorization aims to extend the Non-negative Matrix Factorization algorithm in order to extract features that enforce not only the spatial locality, but also the separability between classes in a discriminant manner. It refers to three article, Zafeiriou, Stefanos, et al. "Exploiting discriminant information in nonnegative matrix factorization with application to frontal face verification." Neural Networks, IEEE Transactions on 17.3 (2006): 683-695. Kim, Bo-Kyeong, and Soo-Young Lee. "Spectral Feature Extraction Using dNMF for Emotion Recognition in Vowel Sounds." Neural Information Processing. Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 2013. and Lee, Soo-Young, Hyun-Ah Song, and Shun-ichi Amari. "A new discriminant NMF algorithm and its application to the extraction of subtle emotional differences in speech." Cognitive neurodynamics 6.6 (2012): 525-535.
| Version: | 1.3 |
| Depends: | foreach |
| Imports: | Matrix, gplots, parallel, doParallel |
| Published: | 2015-06-09 |
| Author: | Zhilong Jia [aut, cre], Xiang Zhang [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Zhilong Jia <zhilongjia at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/zhilongjia/DNMF/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | https://github.com/zhilongjia/DNMF |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | DNMF results |
| Reference manual: | DNMF.pdf |
| Package source: | DNMF_1.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: DNMF_1.3.zip, r-release: DNMF_1.3.zip, r-oldrel: DNMF_1.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: DNMF_1.3.tgz, r-oldrel: DNMF_1.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | DNMF archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=DNMF to link to this page.


Warming, Mild Giddiness, Euhphoria...
This is a report on the effects of yohimbe tincture. I bought a Pausinystalia johimbe (sic) bark tincture, consisting of certified grain alcohol (70-75%), distilled water, dilute hydrochloric acid & Yohimbe extractives. It was purchased from a reputable health food store, so I was assured it was 'clean'.
The recommended dosage is 30-40 drops 1-3X a day (20 drops = 1 mL). I took 30 drops in some kool aid, and my friend and I began to do arm curls. No, I am not some meathead jock, we were just trying out my new weights. Anyway, I didn't notice any effects for about 15 minutes, and then sort of a 'warming' sensation , followed by mild giddiness. I must say two things: I DO take a prescription MAOI, but have it on my doctor's authority that it is short-acting and I eat chocolate and drink beer all the time. The other thing is that I have used yohimbe bark before, and the effects of the tincture were more subtle than with the pills I had gotten from GNC.
So we're lifting and watching a movie. I noticed a consistant uplifting body buzz, but nothing spectacular. During the course of the evening, I consumed 32 oz of beer, which added mild euphoria to the mix. When it was time to go to bed, my wife and I made love, and then I noticed a big difference. I have a strong appetite for sex, but it was definitely increased at least two fold. I felt more attentive, and the sensations were spectacular. Spinal chills, and pleasant throbbings. The experience climaxed, and the orgasm was neverending, or so it seemed. The volume and duration and intensity were at least three fold from normal.
It was a little difficult to sleep, but I managed.
My points are:
1) to mix yohimbe bark with another, somewhat stronger MAOI seems to have beneficial effects in that it prolongs the duration of effect
2) alcohol mixes well with this tincture
3) sexual enjoyment was definitely enhanced considerably
4) doc says also releases testosterone into the blood and it would seem true.
I do not recommend messing with yohimbINE, however. It is a prescription drug for a reason where I am from.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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