The Reflector has two pre-defined blocks that can be used straight up without any further configuration.
Example of including the Complete block in a larger block;
<container name="myapplication" > <classloader> : </classloader> <component name="MyComponent" type="com.mycompany.myproject.MyComponent" /> <include artifact="block:metro/facilities/reflector/metro-reflector-blocks-complete#SNAPSHOT" /> </container>
| Group | Name | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| metro/facilities/reflector | metro-reflector-blocks-complete | The Complete block consist of everything need when you don't have the HTTP Facility available and used elsewhere in the system. It starts the HTTP Facility on port 8080 with a normal socket listener and registers the composition model as a root object in the Reflector. |
| metro/facilities/reflector | metro-reflector-blocks-standard |
The Standard block is intended for use when you want it to attach
itself to an existing HTTP Facility running on any port. By default,
the Reflector will lookup 'any' HttpContext , so it is
not defined which context it will add itself to. If you need better
control, you need to use the 'manual assembly' features of Merlin.
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If you want to have your own root objects, you look up the Reflector
and call the addRootObject( String name, Object object )
method, either directly from your component, or preferably from a
separate component that does the registration.
/** * @avalon.dependency type="org.apache.metro.facilities.reflector.ReflectorService" * key="reflector" * @avalon.dependency type="com.mycompany.myproject.MyApplication" * key="app" */ public void service( ServiceManager man ) throws ServiceException { MyApplication app = (MyApplication) man.lookup( "app" ); ReflectorService reflector = (ReflectorService) man.lookup( "reflector" ); reflector.addRootObject( app ); }
There are sometimes reasons to use the Reflector programmatically and not using it as a troubleshooting tool only. For instance, let's say that you define the entire application with events, and that you want to enable that the user can subscribe to changes via mail. You can then utilize the Reflector to provide for a fairly understandable object model, i.e. the dot-notation, and have a mail application register itself at each of the objects defined in the mail. Another example of use is a report generator, which has its fields defined with the dot-notation of the objects that are the live data in the form.
The ReflectorService
interface is fairly easy to
understand and has many convenience methods to make these sorts
of applications easier to write.
There might be reason to handle the containment of certain types
differently than the standard ObjectTypeHandler
. Reasons
for this varies, but typically it would be that there are additional
information in the class or interface that you want to view or change.
You create a TypeHandler
and implement each of the
methods.
| Method signature | Description |
|---|---|
| boolean isDefault(); |
All implementations should return false, unless the purpose is
to provide a new default behaviour, instead of the
ObjectTypeHandler . This method is only called once
upon startup.
|
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String[] getNames( Object container ) throws ReflectionException; |
This method should return an array of all the members of the class. This determines which members are available in the type the TypeHandler handles. This method is called for every object introspected by the Reflector. The names returned will be used as input in the methods below (i.e. the membername argument). |
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Class getClass( Object container, String membername ) throws ReflectionException; |
Return the Class of the member. The Class returned must be the type of the reference, and not the Class of the object assigned to the reference. In case of JavaBeans get methods, the Class returned equals the return type of the get method. If the Class of the object assigned to the reference is returned, then assignment of new objects to the same reference will be required to be the same class or a subclass of the Class returned from this method. |
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Object getMemberObject( Object container, String membername ) throws ReflectionException; |
Return the object with the given membername. |
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void setMemberObject( Object container, String membername, Object value ) throws ReflectionException; |
Assignment of a new value to a member. For primitive types and the subclasses of Number, the value (or true/false in case of boolean) can either be the numeric object, or a string with the value in it. For Number types a Double object will be created and assigned. For all other types, you can pass a String with the fully qualified class name, and a new object of that class will be instantiated and assigned, provided that the class can be found through the classloader hierarchy and that it has a default (i.e. empty) constructor. |
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boolean isSettable( Object container, String memberName ) throws ReflectionException; |
This method should return true if it is possible
to modify the member, i.e. call the setMemberObject
method.
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public class Util
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Util() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static void |
boundsAssert(int index,
int min,
int max)
Ensures that
index >= min and index <= max . |
static double |
clamp(double val,
double min,
double max)
Ensures
val is in the range of min to max . |
static int |
clamp(int val,
int min,
int max)
Ensures
val is in the range of min to max . |
static double |
floorMod(double num,
double den)
A flooring modulus operator.
|
static int |
floorMod(int num,
int den)
A flooring modulus operator.
|
static double |
saturate(double val)
Ensures
val is in the range of 0.0 to 1.0. |
static int[] |
toInt(java.lang.Integer[] src)
Converts an array of Integers to an array of ints.
|
static java.lang.String |
wrapString(java.lang.String str,
double maxLength)
Word wraps a string.
|
public static int[] toInt(java.lang.Integer[] src)
src
- The Integer array to convertpublic static double saturate(double val)
val
is in the range of 0.0 to 1.0. If val
is
greater than 1.0, this will return 1.0. If val
is less than 0.0,
this will return 0.0. Otherwise, val
is returned unchanged.val
- The value to saturateval
, saturated between 0.0 and 1.0.public static int clamp(int val, int min, int max)
val
is in the range of min
to max
. If
val
is greater than max
, this will return max
. If
val
is less than min
, this will return min
.
Otherwise, val
is returned unchanged.val
- The value to calmp.min
- The smallest value of the result.max
- The largerst value of the result.val
, clamped between min
and max
.public static double clamp(double val, double min, double max)
val
is in the range of min
to max
. If
val
is greater than max
, this will return max
. If
val
is less than min
, this will return min
.
Otherwise, val
is returned unchanged.val
- The value to calmp.min
- The smallest value of the result.max
- The largerst value of the result.val
, clamped between min
and max
.public static int floorMod(int num, int den)
num
- The numerator of the modulus operator.den
- The denominator of the modulus operator.public static double floorMod(double num, double den)
num
- The numerator of the modulus operator.den
- The denominator of the modulus operator.public static void boundsAssert(int index, int min, int max)
index >= min
and index <= max
.index
- The index of interest.min
- The smallest valid value of index.max
- The largest valid value of index.java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException
- If index is not within the range of (min
, max
).public static java.lang.String wrapString(java.lang.String str, double maxLength)
maxLength
as possible without
exceeding it. No words are split in this manner. If a word is longer than
maxLength
, then the word is left intact and that line shall
exceed maxLength.str
- The string to word wrap.maxLength
- The maximum length one line of string can contain.


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PM Imran to lay foundation stone of hospital, university in Mianwali
by Web DeskPrime Minister Imran Khan is scheduled to visit his native town Mianwali today (Nov 22) to perform the groundbreaking of Mother and Child Hospital and Sargodha-Mianwali Road.
The Prime Minister will also inaugurate Mianwali University. According to details, all arrangements, including security, have been completed for the expected visit of the PM. Chief Minister Punjab Usman Bazdar and Punjab Minister for Health Dr. Yasmin Rashid will accompanied him for the occasion. The premier will also review the ongoing development projects in Mianwali.
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Utley, Joseph
| Birth Name | Utley, Joseph |
| Gender | male |
| Age at Death | unknown |
Narrative
Utley & Uttley - is a derevation of HUTTLEY !! according to the I.G.I...
Found - William Utley married Ann Dawson on 12 May 1821 Coverham, children
Edward 1822, Eleanor1824, William 1829, & Thomas 1831.
Found - Charles Utley married Betty Chapman on 10 Mar 1814 Coverham, child -Charlesb10/4/1816.
Also found - Charles Utley married Elizabeth Yeoman on 9 Apr 1828/9. 1child Mary,c28/2/1829.
James Utley married Elizabeth Hartley on 18 Feb 1821 Barnoldswick.
children - James 26/8/1821 & Elizabeth 16/8/1829.
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| Mother | Yeoman, Ann | about 1790 | ||
| Sister | Utley, Mary Ann | |||
| Brother | Utley, Thomas | |||
| Sister | Utley, Elizabeth | |||
| Sister | Utley, Sarah | |||
| Brother | Utley, Charles | |||
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| Brother | Utley, John |
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| Utley, Thomas | 2nd Qtr 1867 | 1st Qtr 1942 |
| Utley, Sarah Ann | 1st Qtr 1869 | |
| Utley, Martha Elizabeth | 3rd Qtr 1871 | 1938 |
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Play It to the Bone (1999) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com/ Member: Online Film Critics Society
Starring Antonio Banderas, Woody Harrelson, Lolita Davidovich, Tom Sizemore, Lucy Liu. Directed by Ron Shelton. Rated R.
 Well, for all of us that were sorely disappointed by the misbegotten David Fincher satire, along comes Ron Shelton's Play It to the Bone, a film that deals with the same themes in a similar fashion but is actually good. Funny, exciting, sometimes profound and kind of sweet, it upstages the pretentious, mean- spirited Fight Club in every way possible.
This movie has had the fiercest advertising campaign for a non-event movie in recent memory, so regular moviegoers should have had the plot drilled into their heads already. If not, it's very simple: Cesar Dominguez and Vince Boudreau, two failed, over-the-hill middleweight boxers, receive a phone call while they're training in the gym one afternoon. It seems that the undercard fight for Mike Tyson can't take place -- one of the boxers is dead and the other is stoned out of his mind. Big-time Las Vegas program coordinators headed by Tom Sizemore need two boxers desperately. They're willing to give Dominguez and Boudreau $50,000 a piece and a guaranteed shot at a title if they come to Las Vegas and fight each other that night.
They enlist the companionship and support (as well as the vehicle) of Grase Pasic (Lolita Davidovich), an indecisive woman who, at some point, had a relationship with both boxers; 6 years with Vince and 6 months with Cesar. Together they drive to Vegas (taking a detour, of course, to look at rock striations). During the drive, Cesar tells about his experimentation with homosexuality, as well as his crushing loss in Madison Square Garden years prior. Soon, Cesar and Vince start bickering, obviously trying to make it easier to hit each other later.
 Tom Sizemore shouts and curses for almost all of his screen time. Grace Pasic seems like a great woman and Cesar and Vince are people we don't mind spending time with. By the time the all-important match approaches, we feel like the outcome matters because the characters have really grown on us during the past two hours.
Some writers have attacked this movie for the neutrality of its climactic bout, offering the fact that we can't really root for either contestant as a quibble.  The fight is exciting precisely because we don't know whom to root for. Rooting isn't the point and that's exactly the intention. Shelton aims beyond the basic entertainment value of a "big game" moment.
Antonio Banderas has finally found a role where his accent suits him well and Harrelson was born to play Vince. But the real discovery here is Lolita Davidovich. The 38-year-old Canadian-born actress recently had smaller parts in Gods and Monsters and Mystery, Alaska, but her breakthrough comes here. She brings a vital intelligence and sweetness to the role, forming a likable character whom we have no trouble accepting as an emotional catalyst for Cesar and Vince. When she's on screen, the movie can do no wrong.
Ron Shelton has a passion and an eye for sports movies, previously directing the Kevin Costner baseball vehicle Bull Durham as well as the Harrelson/Wesley Snipes basketball movie White Men Can Jump. He directs Play It to the Bone with a sure hand, never afraid to take his time but also not forgetting to make things interesting. The climax is a screaming menagerie of camera tricks so skillfully put together you can't take your eyes off the screen.
 I'll hold my ground as a staunch defender of the innocent
Grade: B+
©1999 Eugene Novikov
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A typical website is usually divides up into different sections. A header, a navbar, footer and main area.
It is possible to use

to section up the site, but this has a few drawback. A

is a
grouping
tag. It is used to group stuff together, and it doesn’t implicitly tell us what kind of content is between
these
tags.
Semantic tags on the other hand has implied meaning. The
tag tells us implicitly that
the
content inside is for site navigation. This is great for screen readers, web crawlers etc.
These following two examples shows how semantic tags implicitly tells us what kind of content is inside the
tags.

Home
About

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Copyright 2018 Lazerman

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About

Lazerman

Lazerman is the greatest hero of all time.

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The second example clearly shows us which section is which without even looking at the content.
The
element represents a container for introductory content or a set of
navigational
links. Also elements like a search form, author name or a logo can fit here.
A
element typically contains:
- heading elements (

-

)
- author info
- navigational aids
- logo
Note: There can be several
elements in one document. But a
tag cannot be placed within a
, <address>
or another
element.

Home

About

The
tag defines a footer for a document or section. Typically, it contains
information
about the author of a section, links to related documents or perhaps information about the author.
A
element typically contains:
- author infor
- copyright information
- back to top links
- contact information
- sitemap
- related documents
There can be multiple
elements in one document.

Copyright 2018, Lazerman

The
tag defines a section of a page that provides site navigation links.
Notice that NOT all links of a document should be inside a
element. The
element is intended only for major block of navigation links.
You shouldn’t put all links inside a
element.
is only
intended
for blocks of navigation links, like a menu, or table of content.
Accessibility tools, such as screen readers, can use this element to determine whether to omit the initial
rendering of this content.

Home |
About |
Contact

The
tag defines a block of content that is only indirectly related to the main
content.
It could for example be a sidebar containing further information about something which is mentioned in the main
content.

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Freecodecamp

Freecodecamp is an open source
community that helps people learn how to code.

The

tag defines sections in a document, such as chapters, headers, footers, or
any
other sections of the document.
The

tag defines a standalone section, without a more specific semantic element to
represent it. Often a section will have a heading.

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The

tag specifies independent, self-contained content on the page.
An article should make sense on its own and it should be possible to distribute it independently from the rest
of
the site.
Examples include:
- Forum post
- Blog post
- Story
- Comment

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java.lang.Object mdes.slick.sui.Point
A simple Point class to hold (x,y) coordinates.
| Field Summary | |
float |
x
The x position of this point. |
float |
y
The y position of this point. |
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Point()
Creates a new instance of Point at (0,0). |
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float y)
Creates a new instance of Point with the specified x and y location. |
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Creates a new instance of Point using the (x,y) coordinates from the specified point. |
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java.lang.Object |
clone()
Creates a new object of the same class as this object. |
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object o)
Returns true if the given Object is an instance of Point with the same location as this point, otherwise returns false. |
void |
setLocation(float x,
float y)
Sets the location of this Point to the specified x and y positions. |
void |
setLocation(Point p)
Sets the location of this Point using the location of the specified Point object. |
java.lang.String |
toString()
Returns a String representation of this Point. |
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finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
public float x
public float y
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public Point()
public Point(float x, float y)
x
- the x position in the coordinate spacey
- the y position in the coordinate spacepublic Point(Point p)
p
- a point| Method Detail |
public void setLocation(float x, float y)
x
- the new x positiony
- the new y positionpublic void setLocation(Point p)
p
- a point to use for new x and y positionspublic boolean equals(java.lang.Object o)
o
- the object to check against
public java.lang.Object clone()
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0. Introduction
- Tasks :
- Image Synthesis : The task of creating new images from some form of image description.
1. GAN (2014)
-
Introduction : A new framework for estimating generative models via an adversarial process
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Method: simultaneously train two models : a generative model $G$ that captures the data distribution, and a discriminative model $D$ that estimates the probability that a sample came from the training data rather than $G$.
$$ \min_{G} \max_{D} V(D,G) = \mathbb{E} _ {x \sim p_{data}(x)} logD(x) + \mathbb{E} _ {z \sim p_z(z)}log(1-D(G(z))) $$
-
in terms of Discriminator : $D(x)$ should be 1 and $D(G(z))$ should be 0. So, $D$ is trained to maximize both left and right terms
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in terms of Generator : Left term can be ignored since it’s independent of $G$, and $D(G(z))$ should be 1. So, $G$ is trained to minimize right terms.
-
in terms of implementation : We need to make two optimizer. Also G_loss and D_loss should be defined respectively.
2. Conditional GAN (2014)
-
Introduction : The conditional version of generative adversarial nets, which can be constructed by simply feeding the data, y.
-
Method : feeding $y$ into the both the discriminator and generator as additional input layer.
$$ \min_{G} \max_{D} V(D,G) = \mathbb{E} _ {x \sim p_{data}(x)} [logD(x,y)] + \mathbb{E _ {z \sim p_z(z)}[log(1-D(G(z,y),y))].} $$
def generator(x,y):
input = concat([x,y],1)
layer1 = relu(FC(input, 128))
layer2 = tanh(FC(layer1, 784))
return layer2
def discriminator(x,y):
input = concat([x,y],1)
layer1 = lrelu(FC(input, 128))
layer2 = tanh(FC(layer1, 1))
return layer2
3. DCGAN (2016)
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Introduction : Convolutional GANs that make them stable to train in most settings.
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Method : Following techniques were used for stable Deep Conv GANS.
- Replace any pooling layers with strided convolutions (discriminator) and fractional strided convolutions (generator)
- Use batchnorm in both the generator and the discriminator
- Remove fully connected hidden layers for deeper architectures
- Use ReLU for all layers except for the output which uses Tanh
- Use LeakyReLU in discriminator for all layers
4. BEGAN (2017)
-
Introduction : A new equilibrium enforcing method paired with a loss derived from the Wasserstein distance for training auto-encoder based GAN.
-
Method
- use an auto-encoder as a discriminator as was first proposed in EBGAN.
- aims to match auto-encoder loss distributions using a loss derived from the Wasserstein distance while typical GANs try to match data distributions directly.
- This is done using a typical GAN objective with the addition of an equilibrium term to balance the discriminator and the generator.
$$ L_D = L(x) - k_t L(G(z_d)) $$
$$L_G = L(G(z_G))$$
$$ k_{t+1} = k_t + \lambda (\gamma L(x) - L(G(z_G)))$$
5. GIRAFFE (2021)
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Introduction : Deep generative models allow for photorealistic image synthesis at high resolutions content, But this is not enough => creation also needs to be controllable with 3D representation.
- Our key hypothesis is that incorporating a compositional 3D scene representation into the generative model leads to more controllable image synthesis.
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GIRAFFE : generating scenes in a controllable and photorealistic manner without additional supervision
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(3.1) model Objects as neural feature fields :
- NeRF (Neural Radiance Fields) : a function f that maps 3D point and viewing direction to a volume density and RGB color value.
- Input : single continuous 5D coordinate (spatial location (x, y, z) and viewing direction (θ, φ)),
- Output : the volume density and view-dependent emitted radiance at that spatial location
- 2D images from different view => Neural Network => random view image
- GRAF (Generative Neural Feature Fields) : unsupervised version of NeRF, trained from unposed image collections with additional latent vector.
- input : spatial location $\gamma(x)$, viewing direction, $\gamma(d)$, shape code $z_s$, appearance code $z_a$
- GIRAFFE : replace 3D color output with M-dimensional feature from GRAF
- represent each object using a separate feature field in combination with an affine transformation
- NeRF (Neural Radiance Fields) : a function f that maps 3D point and viewing direction to a volume density and RGB color value.
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(3.2) Scene Compositions
- we describe scenes as compositions of N entities where the first N−1 are the objects in the scene and the last represents the background
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3D Volume Rendering : For given camera extrinsics, maps above evaluations to the pixel’s final feature vector
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2D Neural Rendering : maps the feature image to the final synthesized image (2D CNN)
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Result : By representing scenes as compositional generative neural feature fields, we disentangle individual objects from the background as well as their shape and appearance without explicit supervision. Combining this with a neural renderer yields fast and controllable image synthesis.
- *disentangle : commonly refer to being able to control an attribute of interest, e.g. object shape, size, or pose, without changing other attributes.


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Oh, baby! Netflix dropped the trailer for “A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby” Wednesday, the third film in its “A Christmas Prince” holiday rom-com franchise. And based on the trailer, Amber (Rose McIver) is going to have way more problems this Christmas season than just the general drama that comes with giving birth to your first child.
Watch the trailer above, which features the return of Queen Amber, her husband King Richard (Ben Lamb) and a whole lot of problems for Aldovia if they don’t find a stolen treaty before Christmas!
Here’s the official synopsis for the third “A Christmas Prince” film:
It’s Christmastime in Aldovia, and a royal baby is on the way! Queen Amber (Rose McIver) and King Richard (Ben Lamb) are getting ready to take some time off to prepare for their first child’s arrival, but first they have to host King Tai (Kevin Shen) and Queen Ming (Momo Yeung) of Penglia to renew a 600-year-old sacred truce. But when the priceless treaty goes missing, peace is jeopardized and an ancient curse looms. Amber will have to figure out who the thief is before the clock strikes midnight on Christmas Eve, for the safety of her family and the kingdom.
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“A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby” stars McIver, Ben Lamb and Alice Krige. The Netflix movie was directed by John Schultz from a screenplay and story by Nate Atkins. The film series is based on characters created by Karen Schaler. The movie is executive produced by Brad Krevoy, Amanda Phillips Atkins, Tag Mendillo, Eric Jarboe, James Townsend and produced by Amy Krell.
“A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby” premieres Dec. 5 on Netflix.
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I took a couple courses on Java programming through lynda.com, after feeling confident I could start building something I started to put the little knowledge I had to practice. I made a little app in which you could enter and set up a daily morning routine. The user was able to set a profile picture and change their name/password in the settings panel.
From January 2014 till June 2014 I worked in a Mexican startup called Zione.
It all started when my father told me he had a friend who was creating a business and he needed a graphic designer.
I decided to take my chances and try it out, maybe he would like what I could do. In the interview I was asked to create multiple images for the design of a website. I did my best and got the job done. The whole motivation behind this job opportunity was to get a chance to learn from someone who already built a whole platform by himself.
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On christmas of 2013, I worked as an animator. This was my first professional experience ever. I would dress up as an Elf, Rudolf and only twice I got the chance to be Santa Claus. We went to all sort of events around Monterrey, my hometown.
It was hard to catch up with all the other experienced animators, they all knew the right things to say on several situations and none of them felt nervous when facing a big crowd.
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Binary and Boolean Logic
An Overview
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Boolean Logic
Boolean logic is a simple concept. It is mainly used in computing and basically reduces everything to two values ON (1) or OFF (0).
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Top 5 Common Git Definitions
Repository, sometimes called repo, refers to a location people store their files for a project they are working. Each project has a district repository that can be accessed through its url. It's like a book with chapters and pages.
Fork, or forking refers to a copy of a repo. Forking a repo allows you to work through changes without affecting the original project. The main actions people use forks for is: To propose changes to someone else's project; To use someone else's project as a starting point for your own idea.
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Scales to match any device or screen ratio: Bootstrap 3
Inspiration for this portfolio layout: uses compiled CSS3 (Sass)
Went overboard on the styling because I love this show and Ember is fun
Needs some responsive work yet I like the teardrop effect on the top images
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Discussion and questions about Komodo QT-wallet.
Latest wallet download https://komodoplatform.com/komodo-wallets/
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
agnewpickens04-Aug-19 10:02 PM
I am on Win 7 Pro
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴04-Aug-19 11:49 PM
@agnewpickens look in pinned messages
agnewpickens05-Aug-19 12:36 AM
I got the error, how do I relaunch OceanQt with maxreorg from command line @ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 ?
Going to try to follow the guide, may need assistance
Think I got it
arkiii05-Aug-19 03:40 PM
im getting this error and not sure how to resolve. "A block chain reorganization has been detected that would roll back 267 blocks! (Komodo Ocean Linux )This is larger than the maximum of 99 blocks, and so the node is shutting down for your safety." any help would be appreciated..
phm8705-Aug-19 05:53 PM
@arkiii look in the pinned msgs of this channel. Default max reorg is 99 blocks but here the coin daemon detected a reorg of 267 blocks
You can read the previous msgs on thiz channel, I think that other ppl had a similar error
jl777c05-Aug-19 06:56 PM
you can start with -maxreorg=300 to sync up to mainchain even with a 267 block reorg
MetaJames06-Aug-19 12:57 AM
So does the wallet automatically credit you when you open it? It shows a rewards balance, so is it already claimed just by logging in?
Hey @gcharang thank you very much for your help in recovering access to my funds. You were super nice and helpful. Cheers, congrats, well done, good job!!!. Regards.
That link didn't work for me.
I've a question about the z send option too, is there a manual to explain it?
Oszy08-Aug-19 09:18 AM
there is no z-send in KMD anymore
gcharang08-Aug-19 02:49 PM
@saskboy are you trying to use Pirate?
Warkid08-Aug-19 07:25 PM
Recompiled today, still stuck at block 1444268, no change to see
pleas help!
phm8708-Aug-19 07:30 PM
@Warkid I don't use ocean qt but when I made a search in discord about 1444268 I found several other persons who encountered this problem. Maybe some good tutorial is in the pinned messages. My guess is that you are using an old version of the wallet
Warning: Whatever you do, please do not delete wallet.dat, keep seed and private key secret and backup them
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Aug-19 07:38 PM
yes, that one
Warkid08-Aug-19 08:04 PM
This leads to Komodo Version v2.0.15-rc2-54b2722-dirty
Warkid08-Aug-19 08:18 PM
Still stuck even with "maxreorg", checking the version
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Aug-19 08:50 PM
54b2722 is from May, you must have done something wrong
Warkid08-Aug-19 08:56 PM
Yes, for sure it's my error. Will wait for consolidation, sorry!
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Aug-19 08:57 PM
@Warkid
what do you get as a reply for:
git status|grep 'branch' && git log -1|grep 'commit'
Warkid08-Aug-19 08:59 PM
nothing
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Aug-19 09:03 PM
then you need to reinstall git or your Linux build or something
$ git status|grep 'branch' && git log -1|grep 'commit'
On branch static
Your branch is up-to-date with 'origin/static'.
commit 9ec72028be02c91ef338e376c13c597cfdaab65f
Warkid08-Aug-19 09:07 PM
No problem, I have time! Will wait till the pre-release will be a normal release.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Aug-19 09:12 PM
or....
just use it like the rest of us....
saskboy08-Aug-19 10:20 PM
I've the same version with 2 weeks. Z-send is a button.
What happens when it's used with an R address? I didn't remember/realize it wouldn't work, but it was how it appeared to be able to send from a specified wallet address, because it had a drop-down menu listing addresses to send funds from.
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Ada13-Aug-19 02:10 PM
thanks all bro
@gcharang@Oszy
Exile1313-Aug-19 04:21 PM
HI!! Just learned that the OceanQT can be used for THC, by launching to from the command line!! WHOOHOO!
1st question, will the OceanQT be operated solely by the commandline?
2nd, can users still input importprivkey and rewardlock into the OceanQT to migrate their coins and initiate the 100kTHC lock function we have?
Exile1313-Aug-19 05:42 PM
Handled. Ty
ariya14-Aug-19 02:44 AM
hello, i hv downloaded ocean qt. do i need to transaction for rewards within every month? is it enough ?
but there is no claim rewards in ocean button qt ....
do i need to transaction for rewards within every month - That is exactly how you can claim yes.
Quarterback15-Aug-19 08:58 AM
anyone knows what Version of komodo Ocean is the newest?
Oszy15-Aug-19 09:14 AM
KomodoOcean-2.0.15-rc2-g28-4
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Quarterback15-Aug-19 09:50 AM
KomodoOcean Version v2.0.15-rc2-9693cfe-dirty i get this one - fresh download from Website
is it the same?
Oszy15-Aug-19 10:16 AM
9693cfe yes
Quarterback15-Aug-19 10:24 AM
thx
Quarterback16-Aug-19 02:00 PM
sry its me again - it seems like a Dark Mode or is it normal the dark Color in the kmd Ocean Wallet? if not, where can i change it?
TSW16-Aug-19 06:21 PM
TECH Support Question - Help! ...I had the KMD Ocean QT installed but it stopped working, so I tried to reinstall, but never could get it to work again. Then I just got a new computer and downloaded the Windows KomodoOceanQT from (komodoOplatform.com) and tried to install and got error msg "Error: Cannot parse configuration file: Missing komodo.conf. Only use key=value syntax." ...I have spent hours trying to solve this problem. Please help. Thanks --- UPDATE --- was able to install Zcash parms and update the cong file - now downloading blockchain -- hope to restore old wallet after.(edited)
Decker17-Aug-19 03:59 AM
https://github.com/DeckerSU/KomodoOcean/releases/tag/v2.0.15-rc2-g28-5 - v2.0.15-rc2-g28-5What's new?
- createrawtransaction RPC enhancement (read help createrawtransaction)
- rebranding: new icons, logos and color schemes
- add support of some chains with max eras > 3
- add support of HUSH3 supply curve
- minor fixes(edited)
Komodo QT wallet. Contribute to DeckerSU/KomodoOcean development by creating an account on GitHub.
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David Jackson20-Aug-19 05:26 AM
Just a quick question about uninstalling KomodoOcean (have installed on another computer, now want to remove from my laptop). Is it just a simple matter of dragging all the files to the recycle bin? Or is there more to it than that? (I am on Linux, running Ubuntu). Thanks heaps.
Oszy20-Aug-19 08:02 AM
to remove komodo ocean
rm -rf path_to/ocean_folder
if you want to completely remove blockchain and other data as well
rm -rf ~/.komodo > this will remove every other assetchain data as well not recommended if you only want to delete KMD
to just remove KMD
rm -rf ~/.komodo/blocksrm -rf ~/.komodo/chainstaterm -rf ~/.komodo/wallet.datrm -rf ~/.komodo/notarisationsrm -rf ~/.komodo/komodostate
basically everything from ./komodo folder
as From File explorer yes just delete them from the directories mentioned above
make sure you have a backup of wallet.dat / or private keys / seed
gcharang20-Aug-19 11:26 AM
@David Jackson what Oszy said, but make sure to backup the wallet.dat
MetaJames26-Aug-19 02:30 AM
When I click 'Use available balance' to collect rewards, it just selects all of my available funds, without including the rewards balance...
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Aug-19 10:52 AM
because you don't get the reward for spending KMD until you spend KMD
shak3nbak327-Aug-19 05:39 PM
Noob question – I'm trying to dump my private key in Ocean Wallet console, but my wallet is encrypted and it says Error: Please enter the wallet passphrase with walletpassphrase first. (code -13) where do I enter the passphrase
Dahr27-Aug-19 08:51 PM
I just installed ocean qt on my mac. How come it didn't give me a seed like other crypto wallets?
I went ahead and ignored it and I am doing a full resync, hopefully that fixes it. I was just hoping for a quick fix(edited)
Dahr27-Aug-19 10:41 PM
Is it normal that the ocean qt doesn't give the seed?
billy2four28-Aug-19 02:04 AM
Hi I'm getting error message when I try to open the QT on my mac. Error:Cannot parse configuration file: Missing Komodo.conf. only use key=value syntax.
in the folder there are 3 files. feth-params, komod-wq and komodo.conf
ShitcoinWhale28-Aug-19 02:34 AM
move the komodo.conf to a new location or delete it and restart the wallet, should generate a new one
billy2four28-Aug-19 02:50 AM
still get the same message
Dahr28-Aug-19 04:47 AM
Billy2four I copied the komodo.config in /library/application support/komodo/ folder it worked for me


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BritBox recruits Keeping Up Appearances' Hyacinth Bucket for US ad campaign
EXCLUSIVE: BritBox has sought the help of Patricia Routledge and her beloved character to sell the service to American audiences
by Tom Bryant, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/tom-bryant/NEW TV service BritBox has unveiled its secret weapon to sign up US audiences - Hyacinth Bucket.
The Keeping Up Appearances character, played by Patricia Routledge , is the star of a new advertising campaign in the States.
The BBC nineties sitcom is one of the channel’s most popular exports with American audiences lapping up the exploits of the show’s heroine, who insisted on pronouncing her surname as “bouquet”.
In 2016, it emerged that the sitcom had been purchased by international broadcasters on the most occasions according to figures from BBC Worldwide.
Subtitled and dubbed versions of the BBC comedy had been sold overseas on 992 occasions - making her more popular than David Attenborough.
US visitors to the BBC website overseas last week were greeted with ads for BritBox with Hyacinth as the main image.
Says a source: “She is hugely popular with international and US audiences so it’s little wonder they’ve made her front and centre of new adverts.”
The BBC have teamed up with ITV to launch BritBox, a subscription service designed to take on US giants Netflix and Amazon.
The £5.99-a-month offering will have hundreds of hours of classic series, recent hits and new shows from the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5 and Comedy Central UK.
Downton Abbey, Gavin & Stacey, Wolf Hall, Gentleman Jack, Love Island and Broadchurch will also be available, as well as shows from the archives such as Cracker, Prime Suspect, Brideshead Revisited, Absolutely Fabulous, Blackadder, The Office and Fawlty Towers.
By the end of the year, the entire collection of the 600 classic Doctor Who episodes broadcast between 1963 and 1989 will be available to stream for the first time.
Next year, Channel 4 and Film4’s back catalogue will be added, along with original programmes from Comedy Central UK.
Director General Lord Tony Hall reckoned subscribing to BritBox is like the days of buying the DVD of a show you had loved or had missed.
Subscribers will not need a TV licence to watch and there will be no ad breaks or contract.
The joint venture is being bankrolled by £65million from ITV, while the BBC has pledged to also invest “tens of millions” in new content.
The first series will be Australian made drama Lambs of God, about nuns living on an island, starring The Handmaid’s Tale’s Ann Dowd.


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Get cryptocurrency ticker/market cap data from a specified API.
ticker(crypto = NULL, convert = "USD", api = "coinmarketcap.com")
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| convert | character or |
| api | character, the API to use. Defaults to |
a data frame. Available columns depend on the selected API.
The current implementation of this function offers two common APIs: coinmarketcap.com
and blockchain.info
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coinmarketcap.com
returns ticker/market cap information for many different cryptocurrencies and their value
can be expressed in any of several fiat currencies (e.g., USD) or other cryptocurrencies (e.g. BTC).
blockchain.info
is specific to Bitcoin. It only returns Bitcoin information, which can be expressed in any of several fiat currencies.
crypto
and convert
are not case sensitive to cryptocurrency ticker symbols. Both arguments are handled somewhat different for each API.
For simplicity, there are available wrapper functions,
cap
and bcinfo
, that help separate the APIs and what information you intend to obtain from each.
crypto
and convert
may be vectors, though of course for blockchain.info
, crypto
is simply ignored.
For coinmarketcap.com
, the default crypto = NULL
will return all available cryptocurrencies tracked by coinmarketcap.com
.
If an integer, the top crypto
cryptocurrencies by market cap are returned by the coinmarketcap.com
API.
convert
may be NULL
. This is handled differently by each API. For coinmarketcap.com
, USD is assumed in order to limit the number of API calls.
For blockchain.info
all available fiat currency-Bitcoin ticker pairs are returned.
# NOT RUN { ticker() ticker(crypto = 5) ticker(crypto = c("ETH", "LTC"), convert = c("EUR", "GBP", "BTC")) ticker(api = "blockchain.info") # }


Retrieving Data as Numbers
- If there is no string column to return output
- SUBSTRING('Admin',1,1)returns A (use SUBSTR for Oracle)
- ASCII('A')returns 65
- ASCII(SUBSTR('Admin',1,1))returns 65
Testing TRUEness and FALSEness for conditional response extraction
- admin' AND 1=1--(login succeded)
- admin' AND 1=2--(login failed)
Using wildcard characters if there is LIKE in SQL statement
- % matches any string
- _ matches any character


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I'm getting a deterministic timeout with tidy
, and I'm trying to diagnose why - is there a trace I can print? I can write the proof myself (it's short) but tidy
times out... tidy?
doesn't work because the tidy
doesn't complete.
You should be able to increase the timeout
Ah that would work. Thanks!
I usually see extremely bad performance from tidy
when it does lots of case bashing on hypotheses. It you add local attribute [tidy] case_bash
it gets way worse.
Does this sound like your situation? Perhaps there's a way of either making it faster, or otherwise more conservative about case bashing.
Yeah case bashing was in there
It was an idea I wasn't expecting to work anyway, I just wanted to figure out why exactly it didn't work
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Systemd-231
Introduction to systemd
While systemd was installed when
building LFS, there are many features provided by the package that
were not included in the initial installation because Linux-PAM was not yet installed. The
systemd package needs to be
rebuilt to provide a working systemd-logind service, which
provides many additional features for dependent packages.
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-7.10
platform.
Package Information
systemd Dependencies
Required
Linux-PAM-1.3.0
Recommended Runtime Dependency
Polkit-0.113
Optional
Certificate Authority
Certificates, cURL-7.50.1, elfutils-0.167,
GnuTLS-3.5.3, Iptables-1.6.0, libgcrypt-1.7.3,
libidn-1.33, libxkbcommon-0.6.1, Python-2.7.12 or Python-3.5.2,
qemu-2.6.1, Valgrind-3.11.0, zsh-5.2 (for the zsh
completions), cryptsetup,
gnu-efi, kexec-tools,
libmicrohttpd,
libseccomp,
lxml (Python Module),
lz4,
qrencode, quota-tools
and Sphinx
Note
In order to build the systemd
Python module, the lxml package needs to be installed for the
corresponding Python version (2
or 3). Note that configure defaults to
Python 2. In order to build the
module for Python 3, make sure
you pass the PYTHON=python3
environment variable to the configure command below.
Optional (to rebuild the manual pages)
docbook-xml-4.5, docbook-xsl-1.79.1 and libxslt-1.1.29
User Notes: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/systemd
Installation of systemd
Disable two tests that always fail:
sed -e 's:test/udev-test.pl ::g' \
-e 's:test-copy$(EXEEXT) ::g' \
-i Makefile.in
Rebuild systemd by running the
following commands:
cc_cv_CFLAGS__flto=no \
XSLTPROC="/usr/bin/xsltproc" \
./configure --prefix=/usr \
--sysconfdir=/etc \
--localstatedir=/var \
--with-rootprefix= \
--with-rootlibdir=/lib \
--enable-split-usr \
--disable-firstboot \
--disable-ldconfig \
--disable-sysusers \
--without-python \
--with-default-dnssec=no \
--docdir=/usr/share/doc/systemd-231 &&
make
Note
For the best results, make sure you run the testsuite from a
system that is booted by the same systemd version you are rebuilding.
To test the results, issue: make -k
check.
Warning
Installing the package will overwrite all files installed by
systemd in LFS. It is critical
that nothing uses either systemd
or Udev libraries during the
installation. The best way to ensure that these libraries are not
being used is to run the installation in rescue mode. To switch
to rescue mode, run the following command as the root
user (from a TTY):
systemctl start rescue.target
Now, as the root
user:
make install
Move the NSS libraries to /lib
by
running the following command as the root
user:
mv -v /usr/lib/libnss_{myhostname,mymachines,resolve}.so.2 /lib
Remove an unnecessary directory by running the following command as
the root
user:
rm -rfv /usr/lib/rpm
Configuring systemd
The /etc/pam.d/system-sesion
file
needs to be modified and a new file needs to be created in order
for systemd-logind to
work correctly. Run the following commands as the root
user:
cat >> /etc/pam.d/system-session << "EOF"
# Begin Systemd addition
session required pam_loginuid.so
session optional pam_systemd.so
# End Systemd addition
EOF
cat > /etc/pam.d/systemd-user << "EOF"
# Begin /etc/pam.d/systemd-user
account required pam_access.so
account include system-account
session required pam_env.so
session required pam_limits.so
session include system-session
auth required pam_deny.so
password required pam_deny.so
# End /etc/pam.d/systemd-user
EOF
At this point, you should reload the systemd daemon, and reenter
multi-user mode with the following commands (as the root
user):
systemctl daemon-reload
systemctl start multi-user.target
Warning
If upgrading from a previous version of systemd and an initrd is
used for system boot, you should generate a new initrd before
rebooting the system.
Contents
A list of the installed files, along with their short descriptions
can be found at
../../../../lfs/view/7.10/chapter06/systemd.html#contents-systemd.
Listed below are the newly installed libraries and directories
along with short descriptions.
Installed Programs:
None
Installed Libraries:
pam_systemd.so (in /lib/security
)
Installed Directories:
None
Short Descriptions
|
pam_systemd.so
|
is a PAM module used to register user sessions with the
systemd login manager,
systemd-logind.
|
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Use fact=value
to search for nodes where fact
equals value
.
To search for structured facts use dots between each part of the fact path, for example
foo.bar=baz
.
Resources can be matched using the syntax type[title]{param=value}
.
The part in brackets is optional. You can also specify ~
before the title
to do a regexp match on the title. Type names and class names are case insensitive.
A resource can be preceded by @@
to match exported resources, the default is to only
match "local" resources.
Strings can contain letters, numbers or the characters :-_ without needing to be quoted. If they contain any other characters they need to be quoted with single or double quotes. Use backslash (\) to escape quotes within a quoted string or double backslash for backslashes.
An unquoted number or the strings true/false will be interpreted as numbers and boolean values, use quotation marks around them to search for them as strings instead.
A @
sign before a string causes it to be interpreted as a date parsed with
timespec.
For example @"now - 2 hours"
.
A #
sign can be used to do a subquery, against the nodes endpoint for example to
query the report_timestamp
, catalog_timestamp
or facts_timestamp
fields. For example #node.report_timestamp < @"now - 2 hours"
.
A subquery using the #
sign can have a block of expressions instead of a single
expression. For example #node { report_timestamp > @"now - 4 hours" and
report_timestamp < @"now - 2 hours" }
A bare string without comparison operator will be treated as a regexp match against the certname.
| = | Equality |
| != | Not equal |
| ~ | Regexp match |
| !~ | Not regexp match |
| < | Less than |
| <= | Less than or equal |
| > | Greater than |
| >= | Greater than or equal |
| not | (unary op) |
| and | |
| or |
Shown in precedence order from highest to lowest. Use parenthesis to change order in an expression.


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PAULMON2 (beta4) Loc:0100 > List programs Program Name Location Type List 1000 External command Single-Step 1400 External command On-Line Docs 1700 External command
When downloading to RAM,
PAULMON2 can accept data at the maximum possible rate, so it is
not necessary to use character pacing or other delays. To abort
a download, just press
When PAULMON2 received a corrupted input, a summary similar to
this will be printed:
PAULMON2 (beta4) Loc:2000 > Download
Begin ascii transfer of Intel hex file, or ESC to abort
........................................................................
........................................................................
........................................................................
.................................
Download completed
Summary:
249 lines received
3923 bytes received
3923 bytes written
No errors detected
If the download command reports errors attempting to write, such as:
Summary:
246 lines received
3834 bytes received
630 bytes written
Errors:
3204 bytes unable to write
then it has correctly received the Intel-Hex, but the memory which
was specifed by the Intel-Hex file is read-only. In this example,
many of the read-only memory locations contained the same data
(because it was a new
revision of the same code), so PAULMON2 verfied 630 of the bytes
as correctly written.
Summary:
3 lines received
62 bytes received
62 bytes written
Errors:
1 bad checksums
2 unexpected begin of line
17 unexpected hex digits
2 unexpected non hex digits
PAULMON2 (beta4) Loc:0100 > Upload
First Location: 0000
Last Location: 003A
Sending Intel hex file from 0000 to 003A
Press any key:
:100000000208A60220037420116A2202200B742D1C
:10001000116A22022013020A72FFFF02201BFFFF57
:10002000FFFFFF0220230209AAFFFF02202B216EFF
:0B003000016A0162215D217F218C012B
:00000001FF
PAULMON2 (beta6) Loc:8000 > New location
New memory location: 2C00
PAULMON2 (beta6) Loc:2C00 >
PAULMON2 (beta6) Loc:2100 > Hex dump memory
2100: FD 31 3F 40 C6 CD 12 20 6A ED C0 E0 31 1D D0 E0 }1?@FM jm@`1 P`
2110: 2A FA E4 3B FB DC B4 C3 8A 82 8B 83 22 EB C4 54 *zd;{\4C "kDT
2120: F0 FB EA C4 54 0F 4B FB EA C4 54 F0 FA 22 EA C4 p{jDT K{jDTpz"jD
2130: 54 0F FA EB C4 54 F0 4A FA EB C4 54 0F FB 22 C3 T zkDTpJzkDT {"C
2140: C0 F0 94 30 F5 F0 94 0A 40 06 E5 F0 94 07 F5 F0 @p 0up @ ep up
2150: E5 F0 C3 54 F0 60 01 D3 E5 F0 D0 F0 22 C0 E0 C4 epCTp` SepPp"@`D
2160: 54 0F 24 F6 50 02 24 07 24 3A 11 6A D0 E0 C0 E0 T $vP $ $: jP`@`
2170: 54 0F 24 F6 50 02 24 07 24 3A 11 6A D0 E0 22 C0 T $vP $ $: jP`"@
2180: E0 E5 83 31 5D E5 82 31 5D D0 E0 22 C0 E0 E4 93 `e 1]e 1]P`"@`d
2190: A3 60 0A A2 E7 54 7F 11 6A 40 02 80 F1 D0 E0 22 #` "gT j@ qP`"
21A0: 90 2D 50 11 45 EF 31 5D EE 31 5D 11 06 75 83 10 -P Eo1]n1] u
21B0: F1 BB 50 2F 75 82 08 E4 93 B4 A5 23 05 82 E4 93 q;P/u d 4%# d
21C0: B4 64 1C C0 83 74 DA C0 E0 74 21 C0 E0 05 82 E4 4d @ tZ@`t!@` d
21D0: 93 C0 E0 05 82 E4 93 C0 E0 22 D0 83 12 20 06 05 @` d @`"P
21E0: 83 21 B0 90 2D 60 31 8C 11 62 11 16 75 F0 A0 C0 !0 -`1 b up @
21F0: F0 75 F0 21 C0 F0 F5 F0 90 10 00 F1 BB 50 21 75 pup!@pup q;P!u
PAULMON2 (beta7) Loc:FFF0 > Hex dump internal memory
00: 00 00 00 00 43 03 F0 FF 55 55 55 55 AA AA AA AA
10: 55 55 55 55 AA AA AA AA 55 55 55 55 AA AA AA AA
20: 55 55 55 55 AA AA AA AA 55 55 55 55 AA AA AA AA
30: 55 A0 01 E6 07 0A 00 01 43 31 0F 48 0B 00 0B AA
40: 55 55 55 55 AA AA AA AA 55 55 55 55 AA AA AA AA
50: 55 55 55 55 AA AA AA AA 55 55 55 55 AA AA AA AA
60: 55 55 55 55 AA AA AA AA 55 55 55 55 AA AA AA AA
70: 55 55 55 55 AA AA AA AA E2 33 AA FF AA AA AA AA
This function can be useful to examine the internal memory after
a user program has run. However, PAULMON2 uses internal RAM, so
the following memory ranges are likely to have been overwritten
by PAULMON2, shown in red above.
Memory Range Usage by PAULMON2 00 to 07 Registers R0 to R7 10 to 1F Used during Download (Error counts) 31 to 40 Stack 78 to 7B Baud rate storage for warm reset


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new EditTool(parent)
The Edit tool handles user input to the canvas. It allows the user
to modify existing annotations by moving, adding or removing points.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
parent |
Annotator | The Annotator the tool will operate on |
- Source:
Extends
Members
active :Boolean
Indicates whether or not the tool is actively performing an operation
Type:
- Boolean
- Inherited From:
- Source:
canEdit :Boolean
Whether an edit operation can be started (depends on cursor position)
Type:
- Boolean
- Source:
editing :Boolean
Whether an edit operation is in progress
Type:
- Boolean
- Source:
editPt :Number
Index of the point being edited
Type:
- Number
- Source:
hlt :Object
Point to be displayed as a highlight on the canvas
Type:
- Object
- Source:
Methods
draw(g)
Draws the current highlight point to the canvas - this is a point which can potentially
be selected, or a point which is being edited.
Called by CanvasHelper on the current tool when the canvas is repainted.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
g |
GraphicsContext | Graphics context handle. |
- Overrides:
- Source:
keyDown(key)
Handler for keyboard input. The delete key removes the point currently being edited.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
key |
Number |
- Overrides:
- Source:
(abstract) lbDbl(x, y)
Handler for left double-click
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
x |
Number | |
y |
Number |
- Inherited From:
- Source:
lbDown(x, y)
Handler for left-click press. This can select a new annotation to edit,
a point on the current annotation to edit, or create a new point to edit.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
x |
Number | |
y |
Number |
- Overrides:
- Source:
(abstract) lbUp(x, y)
Handler for left-click release
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
x |
Number | |
y |
Number |
- Inherited From:
- Source:
mMove(x, y)
Handler for mouse movement, which either highlights nearby annotations/points or
continues an edit operation which is in progress by updating the editPt.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
x |
Number | |
y |
Number |
- Overrides:
- Source:
passiveMove(x, y)
This performs the picking logic for highlighting
annotations or potential edit points for selection.
It is called by EditTool#mMove when an edit operation is not already in progress.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
x |
Number | |
y |
Number |
- Source:
rbDown(x, y)
Handler for right-click press, which deletes the highlighted point.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
x |
Number | |
y |
Number |
- Overrides:
- Source:
(abstract) rbUp(x, y)
Handler for right-click release
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
x |
Number | |
y |
Number |
- Inherited From:
- Source:


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The PCL viewer is able to render Point Clouds using the PCLVisualizer. The PCLViewer extends the PCLVisualizer by enabling multi-threaded updating of the point clouds. Furthermore, dynamic switching between colored and non-colored clouds, as well as changing the amount of viewports is supported.
More...
#include <PCLViewer.h>
|
| | PCLViewer (int cloudCount, std::string viewerName="PCLViewer") |
| | Constructor. More...
|
| |
|
| ~PCLViewer () |
| | Destructor.
|
| |
| void | updateColoredClouds (std::vector< pcl::PointCloud< pcl::PointXYZRGB >::Ptr > clouds) |
| | Updates the rendered cloud with the provided colored clouds. The indices of the list are matched to the created viewports. The number of clouds in the list must be specified with setNumOfClouds beforehand. More...
|
| |
| void | updateUncoloredClouds (std::vector< pcl::PointCloud< pcl::PointXYZ >::Ptr > clouds) |
| | Updates the rendered cloud with the provided non-colored clouds. The indices of the list are matched to the created viewports. The number of clouds in the list must be specified with setNumOfClouds beforehand. More...
|
| |
|
void | stopViewer () |
| | Stops the viewer.
|
| |
| void | useColoredCloud (bool useColored) |
| | Specifies whether the colored or non-colored clouds are rendered. More...
|
| |
| void | setNumOfClouds (int numOfClouds) |
| | Sets number of clouds to be rendered/expected and creates the viewports if necessary. More...
|
| |
The PCL viewer is able to render Point Clouds using the PCLVisualizer. The PCLViewer extends the PCLVisualizer by enabling multi-threaded updating of the point clouds. Furthermore, dynamic switching between colored and non-colored clouds, as well as changing the amount of viewports is supported.
| PCLViewer::PCLViewer |
( |
int |
cloudCount, |
|
|
std::string |
viewerName = "PCLViewer" |
|
) |
| |
Constructor.
- Parameters
-
| cloudCount | Number of clouds to show. |
| viewerName | Name of the viewer to be displayed. |
| void PCLViewer::setNumOfClouds |
( |
int |
numOfClouds | ) |
|
Sets number of clouds to be rendered/expected and creates the viewports if necessary.
- Parameters
-
| numOfClouds | Number of clouds. |
| void PCLViewer::updateColoredClouds |
( |
std::vector< pcl::PointCloud< pcl::PointXYZRGB >::Ptr > |
clouds | ) |
|
Updates the rendered cloud with the provided colored clouds. The indices of the list are matched to the created viewports. The number of clouds in the list must be specified with setNumOfClouds beforehand.
- Parameters
-
| clouds | The clouds to be updated. |
| void PCLViewer::updateUncoloredClouds |
( |
std::vector< pcl::PointCloud< pcl::PointXYZ >::Ptr > |
clouds | ) |
|
Updates the rendered cloud with the provided non-colored clouds. The indices of the list are matched to the created viewports. The number of clouds in the list must be specified with setNumOfClouds beforehand.
- Parameters
-
| void PCLViewer::useColoredCloud |
( |
bool |
useColored | ) |
|
Specifies whether the colored or non-colored clouds are rendered.
- Parameters
-
| useColored | true if use colored. |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- C:/Users/Martin/Documents/idp-kinecthdfacegrabber/PCLViewer.h
- C:/Users/Martin/Documents/idp-kinecthdfacegrabber/PCLViewer.cpp


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The following options are incompatible with the /clr compiler
switch:
If type 'X' is a reference object, you won't be able to consume any of the
overloaded managed operators it might have defined. This is because there's a
real impedance mismatch between operator overloading and the fact that in MC++
reference objects have to be accessed through pointers. Since standard C++,
from which MC++ sort of came out, explicitly defines semantics for standard
operators on pointers, such as the meaning of order relations (<, >, =, etc.),
the use of actual operators would conflict with them.
Note that you should be able to use some overloaded operators on value types,
though.
Yes, using the appropriate operator name (such as op_Addition
.
However, not all managed operators defined by the CLR can be overloaded on the
first release of MC++, because of compiler bugs. Look
here for detailed information on those.
If you want to define a method that takes a reference argument (that is, and
in/out argument) that C# programs can see defined as "ref", you can use the C++
reference (&) syntax.
However, if the type of the argument is one of the basic types, and you try to
use the C++ name for the type, this won't compile at first. For example, this
won't work:
void MethodWithRef(int& v);
The simplest workaround is to use the CLR's typename, instead:
void MethodWithRef(System::Int32& v);
Try something like this:
void MethodWithRef(System::Int32 (&intArray) __gc[]) {
const size_t arraySize = 2;
intArray = new int __gc[arraySize];
// fill array
}
You're probably doing something like this:
public __gc class MyCustomAttribute : public Attribute
{
public:
MyCustomAttribute(String* desc) {
}
// rest of implementation
};
__value enum MyEnum {
[ MyCustomAttribute(S"Value 1") ]
value_1 = 1,
[ MyCustomAttribute(S"Value 2") ]
value_2 = 2,
};
And you're getting a C2143 and a few other errors, right? The cause is a bug in
the current MC++ compiler that doesn't allow it to parse attributes in an enum
declaration, so there's no workaround for it.


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A simple definition of a pointwise language where:
- products and sums are allowed;
- constants are dealed by the use of in and out functions that
allows to go from any type that has an associated base functor to and
from a representation of that base functor using sums and products;
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bc
An arbitrary precision calculator language.
See also: `dc`.
More information: home page
- Start an interactive session:
bc
- Start an interactive session with the standard math library enabled:
bc --mathlib
- Calculate an expression:
echo '5 / 3' | bc
- Execute a script:
bc path/to/script.bc
- Calculate an expression with the specified scale:
echo 'scale = 10; 5 / 3' | bc
- Calculate a sine/cosine/arctangent/natural logarithm/exponential function using `mathlib`:
echo 's|c|a|l|e(1)' | bc --mathlib


gdocrevisions API reference¶
Revisions¶
-
class
gdocrevisions.revision.
Revision
(revision_raw)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Revision class Corresponds to Revision resource type in Google API: https://developers.google.com/drive/v3/reference/revisions A Revision contains an Operation
-
apply
(elements)[source]¶ Apply the revision to a list of elements
- Arguments:
- elements (list): usually the elements attribute of a Content instance
-
iter_operations
¶
-
operation
¶
-
operation_raw
¶
-
operations
¶ List of operations that make up this revision (MultiOperations are flattened into their base operations)
-
raw
¶
-
revision_id
¶
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session_id
¶
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session_revision_index
¶
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time
¶
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user_id
¶
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Operations¶
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class
gdocrevisions.operation.
DeleteString
(operation_raw, revision)[source]¶ Bases:
gdocrevisions.operation.RangeOperation
Delete a range of string elements
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class
gdocrevisions.operation.
DeleteStringSuggestion
(operation_raw, revision)[source]¶ Bases:
gdocrevisions.operation.RangeOperation
Delete a range of suggested string elements
-
class
gdocrevisions.operation.
InsertString
(operation_raw, revision)[source]¶ Bases:
gdocrevisions.operation.Operation
Operation subclass representing an “Insert String” operation New elements are inserted at position defined by start_index (1-indexed) e.g. InsertString with start=3 denotes that new elements will start at the 3rd position i.e. [‘a’,’b’,’new1’,’new2’,…,’c’,’d’,…]
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apply
(elements)[source]¶ Apply this operation to document content elements
- Arguments:
- elements (list): list of Elements
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raw
¶
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revision
¶
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start_index
¶
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string
¶
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type
¶
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-
class
gdocrevisions.operation.
InsertStringSuggestion
(operation_raw, revision)[source]¶ Bases:
gdocrevisions.operation.InsertString
Suggest the insertion of string elements
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class
gdocrevisions.operation.
MarkStringForDeletion
(operation_raw, revision)[source]¶ Bases:
gdocrevisions.operation.RangeOperation
Suggest deletion of a range of suggested string elements
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class
gdocrevisions.operation.
MultiOperation
(operation_raw, revision)[source]¶ Bases:
gdocrevisions.operation.Operation
Operation subclass representing a “Multiple Operation” operation Contains an array of Operation objects
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apply
(elements)[source]¶ Apply each of the operations comprising the MultiOperation
- Arguments:
- elements (list): list of Elements
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iter_operations
()[source]¶ Generator that iterates through base operations. Does a depth-first search of the operations tree, yielding leaf (non-Multioperation) nodes
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operations
¶
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raw
¶
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revision
¶
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type
¶
-
-
class
gdocrevisions.operation.
Operation
(operation_raw, revision)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Base Operation class Represents action(s) that occur as part of a revision
operation_raw is a dictionary of raw operation metadata
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apply
(elements)[source]¶ Apply this operation to document content elements
- Arguments:
- elements (list): list of Elements
-
raw
¶
-
revision
¶
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type
¶
-
-
class
gdocrevisions.operation.
RangeOperation
(operation_raw, revision)[source]¶ Bases:
gdocrevisions.operation.Operation
Generic subclass representing an operation that modifies elements within a particular range Range is defined by start and end indexes, and is 1-indexed and inclusive e.g. DeleteString with start=1 and end=3 means delete elements 1, 2 and 3 (1-indexed)
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end_index
¶
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raw
¶
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revision
¶
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start_index
¶
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type
¶
-
-
class
gdocrevisions.operation.
UnmarkStringForDeletion
(operation_raw, revision)[source]¶ Bases:
gdocrevisions.operation.RangeOperation
For string previously marked for deletion in a suggestion, unmark for deletion
Document state and content elements¶
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class
gdocrevisions.document.
Content
[source]¶ Bases:
object
Represents document content with a list of Element objects
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class
gdocrevisions.element.
Character
(char, revision, suggest=0)[source]¶ Bases:
gdocrevisions.element.Element
Character element Represents a single character
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char
¶
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revision
¶ Alias for revision_insert attribute
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revision_delete
¶
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revision_insert
¶
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suggest
¶
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class
gdocrevisions.element.
Element
(revision, suggest=0)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Base Element class. Is a list element in a document’s content attribute. Associated with a revision Suggest attribute denotes whether element is suggested for insertion (1), suggested for deletion (-1), or not part of a suggestion (0).
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revision
¶
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suggest
¶
-
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class
gdocrevisions.element.
EndOfBody
[source]¶ Bases:
gdocrevisions.element.Element
Dummy element indicating end of document body Separates main content from footnote text


request:
Called with the request before it is sent. Request interceptors can modify and return the request, or return a new one to be sent. If desired, the interceptor may return a Response in order to short-circuit the HTTP request itself.
request:
Called with the request before it is sent. Request interceptors can modify and return the request, or return a new one to be sent. If desired, the interceptor may return a Response in order to short-circuit the HTTP request itself.


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Your session {{session.title}} has now been confirmed{%if session.status == 4%} on the reserve list{%endif%}!
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Ocean [ai06], ocean, in Crystal Sea
Last updated Turn #125
Ocean [ai06], ocean, in Crystal Sea
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14: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
14: 13% damaged, arrived from Ocean [ai07], owner:
14: Phantasm [n4b], Imperial Empire, duke, with two workers,
14: eight sailors
15: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
15: 13% damaged, departed for Ocean [ai05].
30: It has stopped raining.
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [ah06], 6 days
East, to Ocean [ai07], 6 days
South, to Ocean [aj06], 6 days
West, to Ocean [ai05], 6 days


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Currently their is only the extra repository from Notch Interactive available on Github. Feel free to send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if you want to add your Chuck module repository to this list.
To add another module repository you have to download it to a local folder and define the module_basedirs variable in your config file ~/.django_chuck.conf.
module_basedirs="/some/dir/to/additionial-modules","."


Provides a collection of true type and open type Star Trek-themed fonts.
| Version: | 0.9.3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10) |
| Published: | 2018-11-12 |
| Author: | Matthew Leonawicz [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Matthew Leonawicz <matt_leonawicz at esource.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/leonawicz/trekfont/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/leonawicz/trekfont |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | trekfont results |
| Reference manual: | trekfont.pdf |
| Package source: | trekfont_0.9.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: trekfont_0.9.3.zip, r-release: trekfont_0.9.3.zip, r-oldrel: trekfont_0.9.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: trekfont_0.9.3.tgz, r-oldrel: trekfont_0.9.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | trekfont archive |
| Reverse suggests: | rtrek |
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Members of the Music Informatics and Performance Technologies Lab at the University of Sussex are organising the 3rd International Conference on Live Interfaces. This biennial conference began at the University of Leeds in 2012, and was then held in Lisbon in 2014. We are very excited to be hosting the third instance of this fantastic conference in Brighton this summer, at the University of Sussex.
The conference website can be found here: http://www.liveinterfaces.org
The ICLI conference is an interdisciplinary summit that focusses on performance technologies in all artistic human activities. There are more bespoke conferences on new interfaces in music (such as NIME), but ICLI is unique in that it aims to understand how the different art forms engage with concepts of interface, embodiment, live performance, improvisation and technical skill. We can learn much from each other as practitioners in the diverse art forms, and there was a bespoke need in creating this platform.
In order to stress the interdisciplinary nature of the conference, we have invited keynote speakers from three distinct fields of practice: Kristina Andersen (music), Stuart Nolan (magic), and Roman Paska (puppetry). We are hoping the diversity of topics listed in the call will encourage people from as diverse performing art forms as dance, puppetry, music, performance art, magic, computer games, comedy, visual arts, video art, and many more. The boundaries are fuzzy, of course, as some might argue that live interfaces are also used in expressive ways in martial arts, religious ceremonies, or gastronomy, to name but a few examples, but we will await decisions from our excellent reviewer team to define what kind of conference this will be.
The conference will include the potential for a strong public involvement, where people will be able to attend special events during the conference or getting a day ticket for selected days. The conference will be one of the first public engagement activities of the newly refurbished ACCA (Attenborough Centre for Creative Arts), and the event benefits from the strong support by its creative director, Paula McDermott.
We are very excited about two resonating instruments workshops that will take place before the conference starts. During these workshops, composers and performers will be teamed up to study, compose and perform on two quite unique instruments: the halldorophone and the Magnetic Resonator Piano. These sessions will be lead by the instrument designers Halldor Ulfarsson and Andrew McPherson, together with skilled performers Alice Eldridge and Sarah Nicolls. There will be other workshops during the conference, but those will be proposed through the submissions and go through our peer review process.
The deadline for submissions has been extended to February 21st, so please consider submitting a performance proposal, a paper, a workshop, an installation or participate in the doctoral colloquium.
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