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Probability density functions with support for shared and computed parameters.
This module extends the functionality of csb.statistics.pdf with a specialized and more sophisticated AbstractDensity -- the ParameterizedDensity, which works with AbstractParameter objects rather than simple floats.
Each AbstractParameter holds two properties - AbstractParameter.name and AbstractParameter.value:
>>> class Sigma(AbstractParameter): >>> def _validate(self, value): >>> return float(value) >>> def _compute(self, base_value): >>> return 1.0 / base_value ** 0.5 >>> >>> sigma = Sigma(3) >>> sigma.name, sigma.value sigma, 3
AbstractParameters holding a single float value are indistinguishable from the simple float parameters used in csb.statistics.pdf.BaseDensity. However, each AbstractParameter supports the concept of binding:
>>> sigma.is_virtual False >>> precision = Precision(1) >>> sigma.bind_to(precision) >>> sigma.is_virtual True >>> precision.set(2) # triggers an implicit, lazy update in sigma >>> sigma.set(1) ParameterizationError: Virtual parameters can't be updated explicitly
The instance of Sigma is now a virtual parameter which receives
automatic updates from another base parameter using a predefined rule (AbstractParameter._compute).
This is a lazy, on demand process. As soon as Sigma's computed value is
requested (via s.value
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depends on (Precision), which in turn will get recomputed first based on
its own base, etc. Thus, the AbstractParameter model supports a parameter dependency
chain with linear or tree-like topologies:
sigma -- y / precision -- sigma2 -- x
In this graph precision is a base (non-virtual) parameter and sigma, sigma2, x, and y are all virtual (computed). Binding precision to another parameter will immediately turn it into a virtual one. However, cycles are not allowed (e.g. precision can't be bound to sigma2 or x) and each virtual parameter must have exactly one base.
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On our late winter/early spring tour in the US we played a series of shows that took place in galleries, art spaces, community centers, and various alternative venues.
On our late winter/early spring tour in the US we played a series of shows that took place in galleries, art spaces, community centers, and various alternative venues.
We designed an installation for us to play within as a two-piece. The performance was continuous without breaks and the audience sat on the floor due to the lack of a stage. The show featured songs mostly from Thank Your Lucky Stars, Devotion and our self titled record (songs we can play as a two piece). This was by no means a “stripped down” or intentionally intimate performance. The design required a maximum audience of 200 so that all could see the performance space.
It has always been difficult to carry the initial moments of creativity that inspire our music through the process of making and releasing a record. There are many changes along the way for the feeling to get lost. A lot of “bedroom” bands experience this when they get to the studio or the stage. This installation performance was an attempt to elicit this pure, embryonic state of mind for ourselves and our audience.
The cities and dates for the few performances were as follows:
Thank you to everyone who came and experienced these shows with us.
Love,
Beach House


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Labrinth ft Emeli Sandé |
Beneath Your Beautiful |
1 |
| 2 |
Rudimental ft John Newman |
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| 3 |
Disclosure ft Sam Smith |
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Carly-Rae Jepsen |
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Plan B |
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Labrinth |
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DJ Fresh |
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Drake ft The Weeknd |
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Mumford & Sons |
I Will Wait |
12 |
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M83 |
Midnight City |
34 |
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Ed Sheeran |
Small Bump |
25 |
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Robbie Williams |
Candy |
1 |
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Emeli Sandé |
Clown |
35 |
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Ed Sheeran |
Give Me Love |
18 |
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Owl City & Carly-Rae Jepsen |
Good Time |
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Ellie Goulding |
Anything Could Happen |
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Katy Perry |
Wide Awake |
9 |
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Rihanna |
Diamonds |
1 |
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Fun ft Janelle Monáe |
We Are Young |
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Gary Barlow & The Commonwealth Band ft The Military Wives |
Sing |
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Paloma Faith |
Never Tear Us Apart |
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Emeli Sandé |
Next To Me |
2 |
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Misha B |
Do You Think Of Me |
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Wiley ft Ms D |
Heatwave |
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Ryan O'Shaughnessy |
No Name |
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The Killers |
Runaways |
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Only Love |
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History of Miltonsburg School
MILTONSBURG
SCHOOL in Malaga Township, Monroe
County, Ohio
Article written by Clyde Decker and published in The Spirit of Democracy,
Woodsfield, Ohio, December 16, 1980
Miltonsburg, in Malaga Township, was laid out in 1836 by
David Pierson of Woodsfield and named after his son - Milton. The Village is
located in the southwest one-fourth of the northwest quarter of Malaga
Township s section no. 10 and is in township no. 6 of range no. 6. Malaga
Township was organized December 15, 1820, and the first school within it s
boundaries was taught in 1818, by David H. Craig and with twenty-two pupils.
The location of the school was on land of David (1783-Feb 17, 1875) and
Margaret (Griffen) Mann (1780-Dec 13, 1854) and near the line between their
quarter section and that of Peter (Dec. 31, 1777-Jan. 8, 1865) and Elizabeth
(Barnhard) Mann (1794-Dec. 31, 1871). David and Margaret settled the northwest
quarter of section no. 6 in 1816. Peter and Elizabeth made the first payment of
two dollars per acre on the northeast quarter of section no. 12 on Nov. 8,
1819, and received their government land patent dated Mar. 26, 1820. The
Malaga Development Company and the Ackermans now own the west one-half of the
northwest quarter of section no. 6. It was on this land that this first school
was taught.
The Miltonsburg two-room school building (erected ca. 1893) is on T. R. no.
1001 (Campfire Road) and near it s junction with S. R. no. 145 in Miltonsburg.
The Campfire one-room school was also located on T. R. no. 1001, in the
southwest one-fourth of the southwest quarter of Malaga Township s section no.
4. That school closed in the spring of 1930 with Elizabeth (Moore) Thomas, of
Jerusalem, as the last to teach there. The Campfire School site is now under
the waters of Monroe Lake.
Until 1921, pupils in grades one to four occupied one room
of the Miltonsburg school building and the other was used by those in grades
five to eight. From then until the end of the 1928-29 term, one room was used
for a three-year high school and the other for the first eight grades.
Beginning in the fall of 1929, the high school students were taken by bus to
Woodsfield. Dedication exercises for the present Woodsfield High School
building were held July 26, 1917. Prior to that, Woodsfield high school
students attended classes in the upper story of the three-storied brick school
house, on North Paul Street, erected in 1896.
After 1929, the eight grades at Miltonsburg school used the
two rooms until 1942-when the enrollments lessened and just one room was used
from then until the school was closed in the spring of 1957. The pupils now
attend school at the Woodsfield Elementary building (erected in 1953) and the
Woodsfield High School building. The Miltonsburg school building is now owned
by Mrs. Lou Stillion. Some teachers who taught at the school-Edward Holland,
Paul Wiley, Thomas Latta, Kathryn Riemenschneider, Laura Riesbeck, Leo
Reischman, Harlan Fogle, Bethel Scarborough, Germaine Haren, Laura Pfalzgraf, Violet
Scarborough, Eleanor Christman, Herman Rubel, Mabel Harper, Guy Brown, John
Harper, Arthur Willison, Hal Tanner, Edgar Shreve, Ophelia Mason, Mack
Dougherty, Amos Copeland, Kathryn Horton, Helma Christman, Marie Straight,
Dorothy Pennell, Harold Christman and Agnes Norris.
Helma (Stephen) Christman was the last to teach at
Miltonsburg. Mr. Harold P. Christman and Helma compiled this list of teachers.
This article was provided by Lena Kahrig Pettit, January 21, 2003 --
e-mail: Lena
Pettit


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I don´t know very much about the technical aspects of installations of PV.
This forum seems rather technical and it appears very clear you folk know alot. I have a few very simple questions.
First, a quick run-down on what I want to do.
I am in Southern Spain close to Almeria, we have 300 plus days of sunshine a year.
I am looking to install a home PV installation around 4Kw consisting of 20 conergy 215W polycrystalline panels, grid-connected.
What is the difference & benefits between a tranformerless inverter and an inverter with a transformer? What would be the most beneficial for my idea/type of installation?
How can I calculate my projected/intended daily production from the installation?
All for now...for sure there will be more
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Hi RG.
This site is aimed at people who already have PV installed or who want to measure the electric usage in their homes.
You would probably be better Googling on the benefits of transformer vs non-transformer inverters, such as this one... http://forums.energymatters.com.au/solar-wind-gear/topic568.html
For estimating the solar performance in your area, look at
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Good luck on your project. Not exactly what you asked but if you haven't come across these sites already you should find them useful.
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Solar sun chart for site survey
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Source code is written in Stylus. Stylus and Sass are equally good in terms of features but I like Stylus syntax as it is more flexible, clean and JavaScript like.
Include the following code in <head>
tag of your HTML file.


Control Systems Toolbox for JavaScript
Below is a test page for the CST library. Some things are currently only showing up in console (F12), so check that out.
Linear system simulation
We have the following state space model.
Which we shall simulate and display the second output next:
Bode plot of simple transfer function
The transfer function itself is given by
We may want to change this transfer function, one of the factors in the pole poly...
And it has the following frequency domain characteristic (Bode diagram).
This is an example of drawing a response manually.
To make things interesting, let's compute the FFT of this response.


Application is a logical collection of APIs. Applications allow you to use a single access token to invoke a collection
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Adbase
Adinf C++ base library V2
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Functions | |
| void | setNonBlock (int sockfd) |
| const struct sockaddr * | sockaddrCast (const struct sockaddr_in *addr) |
| struct sockaddr * | sockaddrCast (struct sockaddr_in *addr) |
| const struct sockaddr_in * | sockaddrInCast (const struct sockaddr *addr) |
| struct sockaddr_in * | sockaddrInCast (struct sockaddr *addr) |
| int | createNonblockingOrDie () |
| void | bindOrDie (int sockfd, const struct sockaddr_in &addr) |
| void | listenOrDie (int sockfd) |
| int | accept (int sockfd, struct sockaddr_in *addr) |
| int | connect (int sockfd, const struct sockaddr_in &addr) |
| void | close (int sockfd) |
| void | shutdownWrite (int sockfd) |
| void | toIpPort (char *buf, size_t size, const struct sockaddr_in &addr) |
| void | toIp (char *buf, size_t size, const struct sockaddr_in &addr) |
| void | fromIpPort (const char *ip, uint16_t port, struct sockaddr_in *addr) |
| int | getSocketError (int sockfd) |
| struct sockaddr_in | getLocalAddr (int sockfd) |
| struct sockaddr_in | getPeerAddr (int sockfd) |
| bool | isSelfConnect (int sockfd) |
| int adbase::sockets::accept | ( | int | sockfd, |
| struct sockaddr_in * | addr | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 111 of file SocketsOps.cpp.
References LOG_FATAL, LOG_SYSERR, setNonBlockAndCloseOnExec(), and sockaddrCast().
Referenced by adbase::Socket::accept(), and adbase::detail::acceptHandler().
| void adbase::sockets::bindOrDie | ( | int | sockfd, |
| const struct sockaddr_in & | addr | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 91 of file SocketsOps.cpp.
References LOG_SYSFATAL, and sockaddrCast().
Referenced by adbase::Socket::bindAddress().
| void adbase::sockets::close | ( | int | sockfd | ) |
Definition at line 160 of file SocketsOps.cpp.
References LOG_SYSERR.
Referenced by adbase::Connector::handleError(), adbase::Connector::handleWrite(), adbase::ifconfig(), adbase::Acceptor::init(), adbase::Connector::restart(), adbase::ReadSmallFile::~ReadSmallFile(), and adbase::Socket::~Socket().
| int adbase::sockets::connect | ( | int | sockfd, |
| const struct sockaddr_in & | addr | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 153 of file SocketsOps.cpp.
References sockaddrCast().
Referenced by adbase::Connector::restart(), and adbase::Connector::serverAddress().
| int adbase::sockets::createNonblockingOrDie | ( | ) |
Definition at line 70 of file SocketsOps.cpp.
References LOG_SYSFATAL, and setNonBlockAndCloseOnExec().
Referenced by adbase::Connector::restart().
| void adbase::sockets::fromIpPort | ( | const char * | ip, |
| uint16_t | port, | ||
| struct sockaddr_in * | addr | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 200 of file SocketsOps.cpp.
References adbase::hostToNetwork16(), and LOG_SYSERR.
Referenced by adbase::InetAddress::InetAddress().
| struct sockaddr_in adbase::sockets::getLocalAddr | ( | int | sockfd | ) |
Definition at line 226 of file SocketsOps.cpp.
References LOG_SYSERR, and sockaddrCast().
Referenced by isSelfConnect(), and adbase::TcpClient::stop().
| struct sockaddr_in adbase::sockets::getPeerAddr | ( | int | sockfd | ) |
Definition at line 240 of file SocketsOps.cpp.
References LOG_SYSERR, and sockaddrCast().
Referenced by isSelfConnect(), and adbase::TcpClient::stop().
| int adbase::sockets::getSocketError | ( | int | sockfd | ) |
Definition at line 212 of file SocketsOps.cpp.
Referenced by adbase::Connector::handleError(), and adbase::Connector::handleWrite().
| bool adbase::sockets::isSelfConnect | ( | int | sockfd | ) |
Definition at line 254 of file SocketsOps.cpp.
References getLocalAddr(), and getPeerAddr().
Referenced by adbase::Connector::handleWrite().
| void adbase::sockets::listenOrDie | ( | int | sockfd | ) |
Definition at line 101 of file SocketsOps.cpp.
References LOG_SYSFATAL.
Referenced by adbase::Socket::listen().
| void adbase::sockets::setNonBlock | ( | int | sockfd | ) |
Definition at line 33 of file SocketsOps.cpp.
| void adbase::sockets::shutdownWrite | ( | int | sockfd | ) |
Definition at line 169 of file SocketsOps.cpp.
References LOG_SYSERR.
Referenced by adbase::Socket::shutdownWrite().
| const struct sockaddr * adbase::sockets::sockaddrCast | ( | const struct sockaddr_in * | addr | ) |
Definition at line 42 of file SocketsOps.cpp.
Referenced by accept(), bindOrDie(), connect(), getLocalAddr(), and getPeerAddr().
| struct sockaddr * adbase::sockets::sockaddrCast | ( | struct sockaddr_in * | addr | ) |
Definition at line 49 of file SocketsOps.cpp.
| const struct sockaddr_in * adbase::sockets::sockaddrInCast | ( | const struct sockaddr * | addr | ) |
Definition at line 56 of file SocketsOps.cpp.
| struct sockaddr_in * adbase::sockets::sockaddrInCast | ( | struct sockaddr * | addr | ) |
Definition at line 63 of file SocketsOps.cpp.
| void adbase::sockets::toIp | ( | char * | buf, |
| size_t | size, | ||
| const struct sockaddr_in & | addr | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 191 of file SocketsOps.cpp.
Referenced by adbase::InetAddress::toIp().
| void adbase::sockets::toIpPort | ( | char * | buf, |
| size_t | size, | ||
| const struct sockaddr_in & | addr | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 178 of file SocketsOps.cpp.
References adbase::networkToHost16().
Referenced by adbase::InetAddress::toIpPort().


Constructor
new ProtectedRoute()
Checks if user is logged in, if not redirects to login page. If user is logged in and is trying to access a page that requires a completed profile, checks if they have a completed profile; if not, redirects to complete-your-profile page, otherwise directs to desired page. If user is logged in and does not need complete profile to access page, directs user to desired page.
Properties:
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children |
tree | the protected components to be loaded if access is allowed |
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profileProtection |
boolean |
<optional> |
true | determines if page requires a completed profile |
- Source:
Extends
- React.Component


You can either start abcweb from http://wim.vree.org/js/abcweb.html or from a local copy of this file on your computer.
Abcweb also supports loading and saving on dropbox, but only when you start from the website. A local copy will not work with dropbox and only load/save files locally. How to use abcweb on a computer without internet connection is explained at the end of this page.
With the score file button you can open a MusicXml file (or an ABC text file) from the local computer (PC). When the "use dropbox" option is checked the score file button opens a Dropbox Chooser. This allows you to load score files directly from your dropbox. The same holds for the media file button. Normally local files are opened, but with dropbox enabled you can load the media from your dropbox. For video files there is a third possibility: "use youtube". With this option checked the media file button changes into a text field where you can enter the youtube-id of the video you want to display. With both "use dropbox" and "use youtube" checked, you can load the score file from dropbox and the video from youtube.
When you have opened (and possibly synchronized) a score file and a media file you can save the result into a preload file. This preload file will be saved locally or, when "use dropbox" is checked in your dropbox. Such a preload file can be opened with the score file button or by specifying it in the URL as explained in the section on saving and using a preload file. Opening a preload file loads score an media and all settings as the were at the time of saving.
Two buttons to the right of the media player change the play back speed. The button called plus increases and the button called min decreases the speed. Normal speed is 1.0. Each button click changes this factor by 0.1. The speed factor can range between 0.5 and 2.0. Synchronization (explained below) works at all speeds and can be done more precisely with lower speed settings.
When the loop box is checked, the first two clicks in the score set the left and right edge of the looping range. Each edge is marked with a bold red character: '<' for the left side and '>' for the right side. When clicking again in the score the loop marker closest to the click location is repositioned.
When both range markers are placed, play back will continuously loop between these points. The loop range can still be adjusted by clicking in the score near one of the markers (also when playing). The loop mode is switched off by clearing the loop chekcbox. Both range markers will be retained and when you check the loop box again they will reappear (en be active immediately).
Several settings can be changed with checkboxes via the menu. When you make a preload file, all settings are saved, except the "enable sync" setting.
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enable sync |
Turns on synchronization mode. A special panel appears in the top right corner. This panel also contains the save button |
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speed ctrl |
Shows the speed buttons. |
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loop mode |
Shows loop mode checkbox |
|
file buttons |
Shows the buttons to load score and media. Also shows the "use dropbox" checkbox |
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no cursor |
Hides the cursor when playing and shows the cursor when paused. |
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line cursor |
Displays a line cursor in the score in stead of the blue measure shading. |
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center player |
When set the player is centered on the page. When not set the player together with the speedbuttons are centered |
|
center score |
Centers the score on the page. When not set the score is left aligned. |
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hide player |
Hides the media player and resizes the height of the button area to zero. (score aligns to top of page) |
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autoscale |
Resizes the score to the width of the browser page |
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skip repeats |
Skips playing repeated sections. Is only effective when enabled before loading a score or preload file. Has no effect after loading. |
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count in |
Displays a count down before starting playback. The tempo of the count-in is the average of the tempo in the next three measures. Takes speed setting into account. The current meter determines the number of beats that is counted down. |
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metronome |
Displays a beat number count-down while playing. The beat tempo is that of the current measure, taking speed control into account. |
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help |
Shows a panel with help info. The panel is hidden when the mouse leaves the panel area |
Two settings can only be changed by manually editing a preload file:
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msc_credits |
The contents of msc_credits will be displayed next to, and to the right of, the media player. The setting is made by adding the following string assignment to the preload file: msc_credits = "any html formatted credit text goes here" |
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opacity |
Sets the opacity of the measure shading (0.0 is no shading, default: 0.2, solid color is 1.0). This setting is in the line that looks like: opt = {"jump":0, ..., "opacity":0.2, ...,"btns":0}; |
To synchronize a live performance to the score you have to mark the enable sync checkbox. A special area becomes visible which shows some information related to synchronization:
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duration measure |
The time in seconds that the measure stays shaded (or the time that it takes for the line cursor to traverse the measure). |
|
media offset |
The time in seconds from the moment that the media starts playing until the cursor/shading starts moving. Some media files do not start at the point where the score starts. This time accounts for the difference. A positive offset means that the media starts earlier than the the score (which is the most common situation). A negative offset means that the score cursor starts before the media. |
|
wait offset |
With this option checked the media starts playing but the cursor (and score) are halted. A click in the first measure then unchecks this option and the cursor starts moving again (starting at the first measure) to allow further synchronization. |
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jump |
When the jump box is checked, and you click in a measure, play back jumps back one measure to let you review the timing accuracy of your click (or rather the browser latency).  When separate parts of the same score have to be synchronized, one only has to synchronize one part and import that data into the other parts. This not only saves work but is essential when these parts have to play synchronized in multiple devices. |
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Saves score, settings and synchronization data to a file, called the preload file. |
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scramble |
The score data in the preload file will be scrambled. When such a scrambled preload file is loaded, abcweb disables the main menu, the context menu and drag/drop. This makes it more difficult for a user to retrieve the ABC score data. |
You can follow two methods, while you can switch between both methods at any time. The first method is probably the easiest but not the most accurate:
- clicking while playing
You turn on play back and click in a measure as soon as you hear the first beat of that measure. By clicking in a measure you synchronize the *first* beat of that measure to the audio. You do not need to click in every measure, because, as soon as you click, the program calculates the current tempo and assumes the music keeps playing with that tempo. So you only need to click in a measure when the deviation between the score cursor and the audio becomes too large.
Clicking in the first measure synchronizes the first beat (of the music) to (the first note) in the media file. This sets the, so called, offset of the media file. When the score belongs to a fragment that starts late in the media file, one does not want the cursor moving before playback arrives at the fragment. With option wait offset checked you can start playback while the cursor and score stay halted. When play back arives at the position of the first measure, a click in that measure unchecks this option and the cursor starts moving to allow further synchronization.
When the jump box is checked (above the save button), playback jumps one measure backwards at every synchronization click. The idea is that you can review how well your click was timed.
- using keys while paused
Although you can easily synchronize playback by just clicking in a measure at the right time, a more precise result can be obtained when using the keyboard short cuts. Proceed as follows:
abcweb can preload score data, media file, synchronization data and several settings from a special javascript file. Such a "preload file" is made by pressing the save button in abcweb (visible when the synchronisation option is checked).
To use a preload file you can either load it like a score file with the score file button or you can add the name of the preload file as a parameter in the URL that starts abcweb.
For example, when you use a webserver:
http://your.domain/abcweb.html?preload_file.js
or when the preload is on dropbox:
http://wim.vree.org/js/abcweb.html?https://www.dropbox.com/s/z5swu2kum6vorxv/preload_file.js
or when opening abcweb as a local file:
file:///path/to/abcweb.html?preload_file.js
The latter example assumes that the preload file is in the same directory as abcweb.html. When it is in another location, the relative path to the preload file should be given. As an example, suppose the following directory layout:
/root
/score/abcweb.html
/media/example.mp3
/preload/example.js
Then abcweb.html can be opened in the browser using the following (local file) URL:
file:///score/abcweb.html?../preload/example.js
The preload file is a regular javascript file. It only contains a couple of assignments. The first assignment sets the media file to load. When example.js is freshly saved using abcweb it will look as follows:
media_file = "example.mp3";
Note that only a file name is specified and no path. Due to security restrictions in the browser, abcweb cannot save the correct path. This means that you have to add the path manually into example.js. With the example directory tree from above, the first assignment should read:
media_file = "../media/example.mp3";
When saving with dropbox a preload file is created which already contains the correct shared link to the media file. No manual changes are necessary. The preload file is used by specifying the shared link to the preload file as parameter. For example:
http://wim.vree.org/js/abcweb.html?https://www.dropbox.com/s/kb5d2uyletj4exh/gadma_2.js
This example loads abcweb from its website and loads the preload file gadma_2.js from the user's dropbox. When you obtain a shared link from dropbox it ends with ?dl=0. You can safely omit this extra parameter, because abcweb removes it anyway (if you leave it).
In stead of the full URL of a preload file on Dropbox an abbreviation can be used. For instance, the example above can be abbreviated to:
http://wim.vree.org/js/abcweb.html?d:kb5d2uyletj4exh/gadma_2.js
The string "d:" at the beginning of the preload parameter is expanded to "https://www.dropbox.com/s/". You can also use this abbreviation with other files in the URL, see parameters.
A preload file on DropBox must always have extension .js otherwise it will not load.
Operation without internet connection
When you want to run abcweb on a computer without internet connection you need to open the file abcweb_local.html in the browser. Also you have to put four extra javascript files (that are normally loaded from the internet) into the same directory as abcweb_local.html:
jquery-1.11.0.min.js
abc2svg-1.js
abcweb-min.js
xml2abc-min.js
All files are included in abcweb_37.zip.
Abcweb.html recognizes several extra parameters in the URL:
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file name |
When you use a file_name as parameter in the URL, the file extension determines its intended use, i.e. media files should end with .ogg, .mp3, .webm or .mp4 and score files should end with .xml or .abc, filnally preload files should end with .js. For example, when using dropbox: http://wim.vree.org/js/abcweb.html?d:dropbox_id1/scorefile.xml&d:dropbox_id2/mediafile.webm or with your own webserver: http://your.domain/abcweb.html?relative_path/to/scorefile.xml&relative_path/to/mediafile.webm The first example uses abcweb from the standard location and loads the other files from your dropbox. In the second example both score file and media file are located on your.domain, the same domain from where abcweb.html is opened. This causes abcweb to preload the score file and the media file from the server. |
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med= |
To use a youtube identifier as URL parameter you need to specify med=youtube_id. For instance: http://wim.vree.org/js/abcweb.html?d:dropbox_id/scorefile.xml&med=youtube_id loads the youtube player with the identified video and gets the score from dropbox. |
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ip= |
With the ip=ip_number parameter you specify the ip number of a WebSocket server on your local network. All instances of abcweb that are started with the same ip=ip_number parameter are playing synchronized with each other. This is useful to get a group of computers/tablets play the same score at precisely the same time. Each instance can start/stop playing and all others follow. Same for jumping to a different measure. See Web Sockets for more details on how the run the server. |
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mstr |
The master parameter mstr makes one device the master of a group of synchronized devices. Only the master device can issue play/pause commands and position the playback. All other devices follow the master but cannot play/pause or jump to another measure. |
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nomed |
Skips the loading of the media and aligns the score with the top of the page. On a synchronized device this option shows the score and the synchronized cursor, but does not load or play the media file. |
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dx.x |
Inserts an initial latency of 0.xx seconds for all commands received on a synchronized device. This is useful if some devices of a synchronized group are much slower than others. For example, the simulated default player is much faster than the youtube player. A latency of 0.3 seconds is no exception, which can be compensated by adding d3 as paramter: http://.../abcweb.html?preload&med=youtube_id&ip=192.168.xx.xx&mstr (master with slow youtube player) http://.../abcweb.html?preload&ip=192.168.xx.xx&nomed&d3 (fast slaves with delay of 0.3 sec)
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nb |
Hides the menu. The user cannot change anything. Of course it also prevents saving. To make this setting permanent in a preload file, you have to edit the preload file manually with a text editor. The setting is called no_menu and should be set to 1 to hide the menu: opt = {"jump":0,"no_menu":1,"nospd":true, ... Note: a scrambled preload file implies this option. |
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tmr=n |
Sets the margin between the top of current music line and the bottom of the player to n pixels (default 0, which displays the current music line precisely adjacent to the player). This setting is saved in the preload file. |
Notes:
The parameter nb is only interpreted when also a preload file or a score file is present in the URL.
In stead of specifying a score and media file name parameter in the URL one can also (and better) use a preload file. But when granting access to a large collection of score files on a server, it may be preferable not to have to provide an extra preload file for every score/media file.
The advantage of using a preload file is that it also provides synchronization data and other preferences.
You can not use score and media file name parameters in the URL when abcweb is started from the local file system on your pc (double click abcweb.html). A preload file, on the other hand, can always be used. Even when abcweb.html is opened from the local file system.
When you have a group of tablets/phones/computers playing abcweb, it is possible to have these devices precisely synchronized. When one device starts playing all other devices start as well. When one device jumps to a different measure all devices jump at the same time. Hereby it is possible to have only one master who is able to perform play, pause or jump or to have a symmetrical situation where each device can issue these commands. Also it is possible to have only one device with both score and media files loaded while all other devices only have score and no media. The media-less devices still move the cursor synchronized with all others through the score.
All this only requires one extra parameter in the URL: ip=ip_number. It needs to be typed on each device to be synchronized. The ip_number in this parameter is the address of a computer/tablet/phone running the javascript program abcSrv.js (see running abcSrv.js).
A group of devices synchronized with the ip=ip_number parameter, behaves in a symmetrical fashion. Every device in the group can initiate a play/pause command, or jump to a different measure. One extra parameter: "mstr" makes the device where this parameter is present the master of the group, disabling all others from issuing play/pause or jump commands. Only the master can now initiate play/pause of jump. For example:
http://wim.vree.org/js/abcweb.html?some_preload.js&ip=192.168.178.xx (for all slave devices)
http://wim.vree.org/js/abcweb.html?some_preload.js&ip=192.168.178.xx&mstr (for the master device)
while the device with ip number 192.168.178.xx has to run abcSrv.js
To run locally one would use:
http://192.168.178.xx:8090/abcweb_local.html?some_preload.js&ip=host (for all slave devices)
http://192.168.178.xx:8090/abcweb_local.html?some_preload.js&ip=host&mstr (for the master device)
This works while abcSrv.js not only synchronizes the devices but also acts as a normal web server (on port 8090). In this case one needs all abcweb files to be present in the same directory where abcSrv.js is located. Also some_preload.js and its corresponding media file have to be there. This is because abcSrv.js uses its own directory as root directory for the http server it implements.
Note the specal abbreviation ip=host. This short form of the ip= parameter can only be used when the real ip number of the web socket server is already present (as host address) in the URL.
AbcSrv.js is included in: abcweb_37.zip. It is a javascript program that implements a simple http server and a special Web Socket server. The normal http server runs on port 8090 and the web socket server on port 8091. Abcweb expects the web socket server to be on port 8091.
To run abcSrv.js you need to have Node installed. Node is a javascript engine with unrestricted access to many underlying computer capabilities. Browsers can run javascript too, but they hide these capabilities almost completely (sandbox) and are of no use to implements servers.
When you have Node installed you can start abcSrv.js with a command like:
# nodejs abcSrv.js
When started it prints the following output on the console:
websocket server listening on port: 8091, address: 192.168.178.xx
http server listening in port: 8090, adress: 192.168.178.xx
web server root directory: /path/to/where/abcSrv.js/is/located/
On a normal (i.e. not jailbroken) iPad, abcSrv.js has been tested using the app Touch Code Pro from iTunes. This app can load and run abcSrv.js, which turns the iPad into a simple http server and websocket server, so you can not only synchonize a group of other tablets but also serve the score an media locally, without connecting to the internet (using abcweb_local.html).


Table 1. This table shows the percent of survey responders that answered yes to the questions from the three categories.
There is very little difference between the big cities and the small cities.
Prevention by City Size
Fig. 1 This column chart shows the percent of survey responders that answered yes to the questions regarding preventation action to maintian health and wellness.
This shows how minimal the difference is between big and small cities.
Unhealthy Behavior By City Size
Fig 2. This column chart shows the percent of survey responders that answered yes to the questions regarding Unhealhty Behaviors.
The unhealthy behavior that more people engage in the any other is not getting enough hours of sleep a night.
The unhealthy behavior that the least amount of people engage in is Binge Drinking.
Overall the size of the city did not show an impact on how many people engage in unhealty behaviors.
Negative Health Outcomes by City Size
Fig 3. This column chart shows the percent of survey responders that answered yes to the questions regarding Negative Health Outcomes.
Luckily, it seems that the majority of the population is not affected with many terrible health and wellness.
Overall the size of the city does not seem to be strongly related to health and wellness of the population.
Let's view how these features intereact
Fig 4. This bubble charts shows the realtionship between the different categories.
The X Axis represents the percent of the population that takes preventative action to maintain health and wellness.
The Y Axis represents the percent of the population that engages in Unhealthy Behaviors.
The Color of the bubble represent the percent of the population that has negative health outcomes. The color goes form white to green.
The more green the bubble is the more negative health the population of that city has.
The size of the bubble represents the population of the city.
There does seem to be a relationship between the three categoreis of health and wellness.
The more preventative actions and less unhealhty behavior, the less negative health outcomes the city has.
There is no obvious relationship between the survey responses and population.
Select the Radio Button for the view the features relationship with population


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| com.hazelcast.cache.impl.operation |
Hazelcast JSR-107 aka JCache implementation
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| com.hazelcast.client.impl |
Contains most of the client side HazelcastInstance implementation functionality.
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| com.hazelcast.client.impl.operations |
Contains client operations
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| com.hazelcast.cluster.impl |
This package contains the implementation of the cluster functionality.
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| com.hazelcast.cluster.impl.operations |
This package contains operations for the com.hazelcast.cluster.impl package.
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| com.hazelcast.collection |
This package contains classes related to Collections (IList,ISet etc..)
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| com.hazelcast.collection.list |
This package contains IList functionality for Hazelcast.
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| com.hazelcast.collection.set |
This package contains ISet functionality for Hazelcast.
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| com.hazelcast.collection.txn |
This package contains the Transaction behavior for the Collections.
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| com.hazelcast.concurrent.atomiclong.operations |
This package contains the operations on the IAtomicLong.
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| com.hazelcast.concurrent.atomicreference.operations |
This package contains the operations on the IAtomicReference.
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| com.hazelcast.concurrent.countdownlatch.operations |
This package contains the operations on the ICountDownLatch.
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| com.hazelcast.concurrent.lock.operations |
This package contains the operations on the ILock.
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| com.hazelcast.concurrent.semaphore.operations |
This package contains the operations on the ISemaphore.
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| com.hazelcast.executor.impl.operations |
This package contains operations for the IExecutorService.
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| com.hazelcast.instance |
This package contains Hazelcast Instance functionality.
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| com.hazelcast.management.operation |
Contains operations that are called from Management Center.
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| com.hazelcast.map.impl.operation |
Package for map operations.
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| com.hazelcast.map.impl.tx |
Contains implementation classes for
TransactionalMap |
| com.hazelcast.mapreduce.impl.operation |
This package contains all remote operations that are needed to control work on
supervising or worker nodes.
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| com.hazelcast.mapreduce.impl.task |
This package contains the base implementation for a standard map reduce job.
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| com.hazelcast.multimap.impl.operations |
Contains operations for Hazelcast MultiMap module.
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| com.hazelcast.multimap.impl.txn |
This package contains the Transaction behavior for the Multimap.
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| com.hazelcast.partition.impl |
Contains the actual implementation of the
InternalPartitionService . |
| com.hazelcast.queue.impl.operations |
This package contains the IQueue operations
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| com.hazelcast.queue.impl.tx |
This package contains the Transaction behavior for the IQueue.
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| com.hazelcast.replicatedmap.impl.operation |
This package contains some remote operations to execute on remote nodes
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| com.hazelcast.spi |
Provides interfaces/classes for Hazelcast SPI.
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| com.hazelcast.spi.impl |
Contains implementations for Hazelcast SPI.
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| com.hazelcast.topic.impl |
This package contains ITopic functionality for Hazelcast.
With the ITopic it is possible to create publish subscribe solutions similar to JMS Topics. |
| com.hazelcast.transaction.impl |
Provides implementation for Hazelcast transaction support.
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When starting new software development projects, there can be an urge to start coding away. You know what the outcome should be and have at least a general idea how the software should work. Why not begin programming? What are the consequences? These are the type of questions you should be asking yourself (and your team) before implementing.
Software development projects typically use the Application Lifecycle Management (ALM), or can be called Application Development Life-cycle Management (ADLM) if DevOps is included. A common software development practice will involve gathering all the required information and resources, planning, design, implementation, testing, and then moving to production. It is possible that developers to skip the planning stage and going straight to writing code and still have a successful release. When developers have the freedom to skip the planning stage will lead them to a new, wild adventure.
Skipping requirements and planning stages, and allowing engineer(s) to starting hacking a solution can be considered as “cowboy coding”. The software practice is great for learning and prototyping, but I would not recommend developers being coder cowboys on highly-visible, critical, or complex projects. A programmer may receive pressure to hit a short deadline, but that does not mean it’s time to put on your cowboy hat and start the design, implementation, and testing phases at once. Let’s look at few of the pros and cons of this practice:
Good
- Great for learning a new programming language or framework. Developers can setup a development environment and acquire a new skill. Remember, learning how to write software requires “doing”.
- Creating prototypes with no or soft deadlines. If you have an idea and time for a solution, then writing small features or applications is a great way to see if you have a good solution or not.
- Writing small unit-tests. After building your logic with your code, it’s good practice to make sure there is no flaws and production ready. Unit tests focusing on a section of your solution can be small enough without having to plan and design your unit test framework to see if the tests will pass.
Bad
- Easier to miss deadlines. Cowboy coding allows to jump right into the text editor, but with high risks. For instance, many managers or customers want to know when development goals can be achieved by a set date and time. By not planning properly, engineers increase their chances of missing deadlines. Missing deadlines can impact costs, frustration, stress, and even working longer hours.
- Reduces team communication. In software development projects involving teams, no documentation on planning, scope, requirements, etc. reduces communication on how a solution is going to work.
- More difficult to set deadlines. It can be very hard to set goals to meet at specific timeframes for medium and large projects. Without enough preparation, developers are generating more uncertainty of when to say done!
I have had personal experience dealing with cowboy coding in various ways. From testing and touching code in production, it can be risky and not supported. I now know when I can skip all of the pre-coding steps and the consequences. I recommended software developers think about the pros and cons before jumping straight to writing code. Management and users will have a better appreciation of the work knowing there was proper care placed to provide a great solution.


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As a Marine Biology nerd, I spend a lot of time scouring the internet for information on whales, dolphins, and tide pool animals. Over the years, though, I’ve noticed that there is a lack of networking sites for other marine life enthusists, and any sites that might have useful information about marine life are extremely outdated. The West Coast Marine Network is my attempt to create a well designed, functional social networking hub for professionals and hobbyists alike.
I looked to the Nature Conservancy and Ocean Conservancy as inspiration for my enviormental website. I was able to identify key features my potential audience might want, such as a section for news articles and other resources.
My main goal at the start of the design process was to create a central networking hub for the marine community, so I looked to scientific networking sites such as reasearchgate.com to gain a better understanding of how I could integrate a social network into my web app.


ADYButtonAppearance Class Reference
| Inherits from | ADYAppearance : NSObject |
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| Declared in | ADYButtonAppearance.h |
Overview
Contains properties to customize the appearance of a button.
Note: This class corresponds to the ButtonCustomization
class in the specification.
textTransform
The type of transform to apply to the button’s text.
@property (nonatomic, assign, readwrite) ADYButtonAppearanceTextTransform textTransform
Discussion
The type of transform to apply to the button’s text.
Declared In
ADYButtonAppearance.h
backgroundColor
The background color of the button.
@property (nonatomic, strong, readwrite) UIColor *backgroundColor
Discussion
The background color of the button.
Declared In
ADYButtonAppearance.h
disabledTextColor
The color of the button’s title in case it’s disabled.
@property (nonatomic, strong, readwrite) UIColor *disabledTextColor
Discussion
The color of the button’s title in case it’s disabled.
Declared In
ADYButtonAppearance.h
disabledBackgroundColor
The background color of the button in case it’s disabled.
@property (nonatomic, strong, readwrite) UIColor *disabledBackgroundColor
Discussion
The background color of the button in case it’s disabled.
Declared In
ADYButtonAppearance.h
highlightedBackgroundColor
The background color of hte button in case it’s highlighted, or nil when the default color should be darkened.
@property (nonatomic, strong, readwrite, nullable) UIColor *highlightedBackgroundColor
Discussion
The background color of hte button in case it’s highlighted, or nil when the default color should be darkened.
Declared In
ADYButtonAppearance.h
cornerRadius
The radius of the button’s corners.
@property (nonatomic, assign, readwrite) CGFloat cornerRadius
Discussion
The radius of the button’s corners.
Declared In
ADYButtonAppearance.h


| Uniplex 155 General Information
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| Synonyms: |
DIBP; Diisobutyl phthalate; 1,2-Benzenedicarboxylic acid, bis(2-methylpropyl) ester; 2-methylpropyl 2-[(2-methylpropyl)oxycarbonyl]benzoate |
| Molecular Formula: |
C16H22O4 |
| CAS Registry No.: |
84-69-5 |
| Chemical Category: |
Phthalates |
| Moisture Content, wt. %: |
0.1 |
Usage and Performance Characteristics
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| Manufacturer: |
Unitex Chemical Corporation |
| Outstanding Properties: |
Fast-gelling, high volatility |
| Used for Polymeric Materials: |
Thermoplastic & thermosetting resins |
| Used for Products: |
Coatings, flooring |
Physical Properties
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| Specific Gravity: |
1.038 (25°C) |
| Aggregate State at 25°C: |
Liquid, viscous |
| Vapor Pressure, kPa: |
0.001333 (20°C) |
Chemical Properties
Optical Properties
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| Color, Platinum-Cobalt Scale: |
<25 |
Hazard-Related Data
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| OSHA Hazard Class: |
Hazardous chemical-29CFR 1200 |
| UN Risk Phrases: |
36/37/38-40 |
| UN Safety Phrases: |
26-36/37 |
| Eye Irritation (human): |
Irritant |
| Flash Point Temperature, °C: |
185 |
| HMIS Personal protection: |
Safety glasses, gloves, lab. coat |
| Skin Irritation: |
May cause irritation |
Environmental Parameters
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| Octanol-Water Partition Coeff., log Kow: |
4.11 |
| Theoretical Oxygen Demand, ThOD, g/g: |
1.94 |
Plasticizers Database (2nd Electronic Edition) Copyright © 2004 by ChemTec Publishing |


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| | Initializes a new instance of the Custom struct with color values copied from another struct of the same type. More...
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| |
| Custom | Clone () |
| | Returns a copy of this struct. More...
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| |
| override int | GetHashCode () |
| | Returns the hash code for this instance. More...
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| |
| void | Set (Color color) |
| | Sets all LED indices to the specified Color. More...
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| |
| void | Clear () |
| | Clears the colors from the grid, setting them to Color.Black. More...
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| |
| override bool | Equals (object obj) |
| | Indicates whether this instance and a specified object are equal. More...
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| bool | Equals (Custom other) |
| | Indicates whether the current object is equal to another object of the same type. More...
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| bool | Equals (Color[][] other) |
| | Indicates whether the current object is equal to an instance of a 2-dimensional array of Color. More...
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| bool | Equals (Color[] other) |
| | Indicates whether the current object is equal to an instance of an array of Color. More...
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Custom effect.
Definition at line 39 of file Custom.cs.
| Corale.Colore.Razer.Keypad.Effects.Custom.Custom |
( |
Color |
colors[][] | ) |
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Initializes a new instance of the Custom struct.
- Parameters
-
- Exceptions
-
| ArgumentException | Thrown if the colors array supplied is of an incorrect size. |
Definition at line 57 of file Custom.cs.
| Corale.Colore.Razer.Keypad.Effects.Custom.Custom |
( |
IList< Color > |
colors | ) |
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Initializes a new instance of the Custom struct.
- Parameters
-
- Exceptions
-
| ArgumentException | Thrown if the colors array supplied is of an invalid size. |
Definition at line 89 of file Custom.cs.
| Corale.Colore.Razer.Keypad.Effects.Custom.Custom |
( |
Color |
color | ) |
|
Initializes a new instance of the Custom struct with every position set to a specific color.
- Parameters
-
| color | The Color to set each position to. |
Definition at line 109 of file Custom.cs.
| Corale.Colore.Razer.Keypad.Effects.Custom.Custom |
( |
Custom |
other | ) |
|
Initializes a new instance of the Custom struct with color values copied from another struct of the same type.
- Parameters
-
| other | The struct to copy data from. |
Definition at line 122 of file Custom.cs.
| void Corale.Colore.Razer.Keypad.Effects.Custom.Clear |
( |
| ) |
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| Custom Corale.Colore.Razer.Keypad.Effects.Custom.Clone |
( |
| ) |
|
Returns a copy of this struct.
- Returns
- A copy of this struct.
Definition at line 258 of file Custom.cs.
| static Custom Corale.Colore.Razer.Keypad.Effects.Custom.Create |
( |
| ) |
|
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static |
Creates a new empty Custom struct.
- Returns
- An instance of Custom filled with the color black.
Definition at line 248 of file Custom.cs.
| override bool Corale.Colore.Razer.Keypad.Effects.Custom.Equals |
( |
object |
obj | ) |
|
Indicates whether this instance and a specified object are equal.
- Returns
true
if obj and this instance are of compatible types and represent the same value; otherwise, false
.
- Parameters
-
| obj | Another object to compare to. |
<filterpriority>2</filterpriority>
Definition at line 303 of file Custom.cs.
| bool Corale.Colore.Razer.Keypad.Effects.Custom.Equals |
( |
Custom |
other | ) |
|
Indicates whether the current object is equal to another object of the same type.
- Returns
true
if the current object is equal to the other parameter; otherwise, false
.
- Parameters
-
| other | A Custom to compare with this object. |
Definition at line 329 of file Custom.cs.
| bool Corale.Colore.Razer.Keypad.Effects.Custom.Equals |
( |
Color |
other[][] | ) |
|
Indicates whether the current object is equal to an instance of a 2-dimensional array of Color.
- Returns
true
if the other object has the same number of rows and columns, and contain matching colors; otherwise, false
.
- Parameters
-
| other | A 2-dimensional array of Color to compare with this object. |
Definition at line 354 of file Custom.cs.
| bool Corale.Colore.Razer.Keypad.Effects.Custom.Equals |
( |
Color[] |
other | ) |
|
Indicates whether the current object is equal to an instance of an array of Color.
- Parameters
-
| other | An array of Color to compare with this object. |
- Returns
true
if the other object has the same number of elements, and contain matching colors; otherwise, false
.
Definition at line 383 of file Custom.cs.
| override int Corale.Colore.Razer.Keypad.Effects.Custom.GetHashCode |
( |
| ) |
|
Returns the hash code for this instance.
- Returns
- A 32-bit signed integer that is the hash code for this instance.
<filterpriority>2</filterpriority>
Definition at line 270 of file Custom.cs.
| static bool Corale.Colore.Razer.Keypad.Effects.Custom.operator!= |
( |
Custom |
left, |
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object |
right |
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) |
| |
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static |
Compares an instance of Custom with another object for inequality.
- Parameters
-
| left | The left operand, an instance of Custom. |
| right | The right operand, any type of object. |
- Returns
true
if the two objects are not equal, otherwise false
.
Definition at line 237 of file Custom.cs.
| static bool Corale.Colore.Razer.Keypad.Effects.Custom.operator== |
( |
Custom |
left, |
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|
object |
right |
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) |
| |
|
static |
Compares an instance of Custom with another object for equality.
- Parameters
-
| left | The left operand, an instance of Custom. |
| right | The right operand, any type of object. |
- Returns
true
if the two objects are equal, otherwise false
.
Definition at line 225 of file Custom.cs.
| void Corale.Colore.Razer.Keypad.Effects.Custom.Set |
( |
Color |
color | ) |
|
Sets all LED indices to the specified Color.
- Parameters
-
Definition at line 279 of file Custom.cs.
| readonly Color [] Corale.Colore.Razer.Keypad.Effects.Custom._colors |
|
private |
Color definitions for each key on the keypad.
The array is 1-dimensional, but will be passed to code expecting a 2-dimensional array. Access to this array is done using indices according to: column + row * Constants.MaxColumns
Definition at line 50 of file Custom.cs.
| Color Corale.Colore.Razer.Keypad.Effects.Custom.this[int index] |
|
getset |
Gets or sets a position in the custom grid.
- Parameters
-
| index | The index to access, zero indexed. |
- Returns
- The Color at the specified position.
Definition at line 190 of file Custom.cs.
| Color Corale.Colore.Razer.Keypad.Effects.Custom.this[int row, int column] |
|
getset |
Gets or sets cells in the custom grid.
- Parameters
-
| row | Row to access, zero indexed. |
| column | Column to access, zero indexed. |
- Returns
- The Color at the specified position.
Definition at line 135 of file Custom.cs.
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:


| Description: |
The Agent Development Kit (ADK) is a mobile component-based development platform that allows Java Developers to easily build, deploy and manage secure, large-scale distributed solutions that operate regardless of location, environment or protocol. This enables businesses to respond dynamically to complex challenges, building reliable and scalable industrial-strength applications.
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| Class | Barby::QrCode |
| In: |
lib/barby/barcode/qr_code.rb
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| Parent: | Barcode2D |
| SIZES | = | { #L M Q H 1 => [17, 14, 11, 7], 2 => [32, 26, 20, 14], 3 => [53, 42, 32, 24], 4 => [78, 62, 46, 34], 5 => [106, 84, 60, 44], 6 => [134, 106, 74, 58], 7 => [154, 122, 86, 64], 8 => [192, 152, 108, 84], 9 => [230, 180, 130, 98], 10 => [271, 213, 151, 119] | Maximum sizes for each correction level for binary data It‘s an array | |
| LEVELS | = | { :l => 0, :m => 1, :q => 2, :h => 3 } |
| data | [R] | |
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---
title: Fact Sheet
category: Company
order: 56
---
DuckDuckGo is a general search engine like Google. We differentiate through:
- Privacy: We don't track our users.
- Smarter Answers: 450+ Instant answers above any links and ads developed through our open source community via DuckDuckHack.
- Simplicity: Less clutter, less spam, fewer ads and an overall cleaner design. We can do this since we just focus on web search and therefore don't have to promote other services on our results pages.
- No filter bubble: We don’t bias search results towards what we think particular users would already agree with.
Company History
Traffic
- 600% increase in traffic since the NSA revelations broke, on course to do more than three billion searches in 2015 and growing.
- 50% of DuckDuckGo's users are from the US, 45% from Europe and the remaining 5% from Asia-Pacific.


AlphaSync can be set to start automatically, whenever a compatible device is connected.
This option is disabled by default. To enable auto-run change the setting in the preference window.
Copyright © 2009-2013 tSoniq.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| common | |
| controller | |
| model | |
| util | |
| view |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.Collection<IChatRoom> |
IUser.getChatRooms()
Get all chat rooms the user has joined.
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| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private MainGUI<IChatRoom> |
MainController.mainGUI
Main GUI
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
MiniController(IChatRoom chatRoom,
User user,
Receiver receiver)
An other Constructor of the mini controller
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| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private IChatRoom |
MiniModel.chatRoom
chat room object
|
(package private) IChatRoom |
MainModel.ChatRoomManager.room |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private java.util.HashSet<IChatRoom> |
MainModel.chatrooms
joined chatrooms set
|
private java.util.HashMap<IChatRoom,MiniController> |
MainModel.chatroomToMiniController
chatroom to mini controller mapper
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
IChatRoom |
MiniModel.getChatroom()
get chat room
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
MainModel.joinRoom(IChatRoom remoteChatroom)
Join a remote chatroom
|
IMiniMVCAdapter |
IViewAdapter.makeMiniMVC(IChatRoom chatRoom,
User user,
Receiver receiver)
make a new mini mvc
|
void |
MainModel.removeChatRoom(IChatRoom chatroom)
remove chatroom
|
void |
MiniModel.setChatroom(IChatRoom chatroom)
set the chat room
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ChatRoomManager(IChatRoom room) |
MiniModel(IMiniViewAdapter miniModel2ViewAdapter,
IChatRoom chatRoom,
User user,
Receiver receiver)
Constructor of the minimodel
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ChatRoom
A concrete chatroom class
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| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private IChatRoom |
Receiver.chatRoom
the chatroom
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.HashSet<IChatRoom> |
User.chatrooms
chatrooms of the user
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
IChatRoom |
Receiver.getChatroom()
get the associated chatroom
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.HashSet<IChatRoom> |
User.getChatRooms() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
User.addRoom(IChatRoom chatroom)
add a chatroom to chatroom list
|
boolean |
User.removeRoom(IChatRoom chatroom)
remove a chatroom from chat room list
|
<T> java.util.Collection<DataPacketChatRoom<T>> |
Receiver.sendPacket(DataPacketChatRoom<T> data,
IChatRoom room)
send out the data packet
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Receiver(IUser user,
IChatRoom chatroom,
Cmd2ViewAdapter cmd2ModelAdapter)
Constructor of the Receiver object
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
IModelAdapter.removeChatRoom(IChatRoom chatroom)
remove the chat room from app
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
MainGUI.setChatroomList(java.util.HashSet<IChatRoom> chatrooms)
set a new chatroom list to drop down list
|


KBR awarded HCl purification contract by Italmatch
by Mary Page BaileyKBR (Houston; www.kbr.com) has been awarded a contract for its PLINKE Hydrochloric Acid (HCl) Purification technologies by Italmatch Deutschland GmbH for its phosphorous acid production plant in Frankfurt, Germany.
Under the terms of the contract, KBR will provide technology license, basic and detailed engineering, proprietary equipment and related advisory services to Italmatch to help with the production of phosphorous acid as well as absorption and recovery of hydrochloric acid.
“We are proud to be selected as Italmatch’s technology partner for its new plant and contribute to Italmatch’s continued growth,” said Doug Kelly, KBR President, Technology Solutions. “KBR has designed, built, supplied and supported tailored plants and facilities for purifying and concentrating strong inorganic acids and metal salts for customers all over the world.”


Warehouse Keeper Silva:
Of course, you remember there is a bonus for bringing in over 100 at once, right? OK, keep up the good work!
What? Mr. Sorint, what did you say? You want me to massage your shoulder? Of course, sir! I'll be right there...


Quebec human rights commission urges police to end routine street checks
MONTREAL — Quebec's human rights commission says Montreal police must definitively end the practice of routine street checks. Commission vice-president Myrlande Pierre made the comments today to members of the city's public security committee.
by Canadian PressMONTREAL — Quebec's human rights commission says Montreal police must definitively end the practice of routine street checks.
Commission vice-president Myrlande Pierre made the comments today to members of the city's public security committee.
Pierre says police must also begin to collect reliable data when officers make arrests or stop people, in order to evaluate whether systemic biases are leading to unfounded street checks.
The committee is meeting to discuss a recent report delivered by university researchers that reveals black, Arab and Indigenous people are stopped by police significantly more often than white people in Montreal.
The report says black and Indigenous Montrealers are between four and five times more likely to be subjected to street checks than the rest of the population, while people of Arab descent are twice as likely to be stopped.
Montreal police deputy director Marc Charbonneau says he accepts the report and his force will come up with a policy governing how officers make street checks by March 2020.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 22, 2019.
The Canadian Press


Ingredients
2 servings
- 630g chicken breast
- 30ml extra-virgin olive oil
-
1 tsp Chinese five-spice powder
- 175g Fresh orange (weight after skin removed)
- 515g mixed Asian or salad greens
- 205g red pepper cut into thin strips
- 5ml cider vinegar
- 30g Dijon mustard
Method
Preheat oven to 220 °C
For chicken: In a small bowl marinade the chicken with Chinese 5 spice and a little of the oil. The rest will be needed for the dressing. Place on baking tray lined with tin foil and cook for 20-25 mins curl up edges of foil to collect juice. Once cooked allow to rest for 5 mins.
For dressing: Peel and thinly slice the oranges collecting as much juice as possible. In a small mixing bowl mix Dijon mustard, cider vinegar, orange juice and the remaining oil.
To serve: Mix the orange slices with the greens and peppers and toss with the dressing. Slice the chicken and gently mix through.
Tips: Use some of the juices from the chicken for extra flavour.


What are the symptoms of COVID 19
The most common symptoms of COVID-19 are fever, dry cough, and tiredness. Other symptoms that are less common and may affect some patients include aches and pains, nasal congestion, headache, conjunctivitis, sore throat, diarrhea, loss of taste or smell or a rash on skin or discoloration of fingers or toes. These symptoms are usually mild and begin gradually. Some people become infected but only have very mild symptoms.
Most people (about 80%) recover from the disease without needing hospital treatment. Around 1 out of every 5 people who gets COVID-19 becomes seriously ill and develops difficulty breathing. Older people, and those with underlying medical problems like high blood pressure, heart and lung problems, diabetes, or cancer, are at higher risk of developing serious illness. However, anyone can catch COVID-19 and become seriously ill. People of all ages who experience fever and/or cough associated withdifficulty breathing/shortness of breath, chest pain/pressure, or loss of speech or movement should seek medical attention immediately. If possible, it is recommended to call the health care provider or facility first, so the patient can be directed to the right clinic.


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Learning is fun. Building while learning is even more fun. Here’s a short dev diary building ONAIR - a little weekend experiment.


“Now, I can totally explain why I’m standing on a table in my pyjama’s at…”
[checks watch]
“Nine O’clock at night”


Blood Alcohol Level Calculator
Use this tool to calculate your Blood Alcohol Level, also known as Blood Alcohol Content or Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC).
These calculations are not guaranteed to be accurate. Use at your own risk.
Your Estimated Blood Alcohol Level: {{user.bac() | number: 3}}%
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Your Estimated Blood Alcohol Level: {{user.bac() | number: 3}}%
This is too high to drive safely. Take a cab, get a ride, walk, or take transit.
Complete the form and your blood alcohol level estimate will appear here!
References
- Posey, Douglas, and Ashraf Mozayani. "The estimation of blood alcohol concentration." Forensic Science, Medicine, and Pathology 3.1 (2007): 33-39.
- Watson, Patricia E., Ian D. Watson, and Richard D. Batt. "Prediction of blood alcohol concentrations in human subjects; updating the Widmark equation." Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs 42.07 (1981): 547.
- Wine favicon made by SimpleIcon from www.flaticon.com is licensed under CC BY 3.0


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Technovanza 19
IMAGINE. INNOVATE. CREATE.
Technovanza 19
We are delighted to invite your esteemed organization to the 10th Edition of Technovanza 2019. With a recorded footfall of about 2000 participants from various universities and schools, over 2000 students enrolled at the campus, this year, we expect over 2500+ students to participate and over 3000 students to visit the campus. The event will be held on the 20th and 21st of November, 2019.
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Day 6 - Building a splash page
It’s finally time to build a real splash page! We’ve created 3 simple designs and recorded a video tutorial and Codepen example for each one, so you can get your creative juices flowing. Tomorrow we’ll show you had to add interactive elements like a google map and how to actually make it live if you want to!
Apologies if I moved a bit fast in this one, I introduced a few extra topics that weren’t supposed to be included in the free challenge but I just knew that you would want to learn them!
Splash Page 1
Splash Page 2
Splash Page 3
BONUS: Splash Page 4
In this one, we’ll build it from scratch using Atom including setting up the HTML and linking the CSS. Then in tomorrow’s video will upload it to the hosting & domain name!
Video uploading now, check back in one hour….
Embedding Responsive Google Maps or Youtube Videos
Embedding Responsive Google Maps
- Find the map you want to share on google maps
- Click on Share > Embed Map
- Copy the html and adjust the width to 100%
- Paste in into whatever container element (div, section etc) you want.
Embedding Responsive Youtube Videos
- Copy the URL of the video you want to embed (not the embed code)
- Paste the URL into embedresponsively.com
- Copy the outputted code into your HTML
The advantage of this method over the standard copy + paste embed is that the video is responsive, you can put it in any container div or section and it will fill the width while maintaining it’s aspect ratio (no black bars at the top or sides!)


vignettes/DataQualityDashboard.rmd
DataQualityDashboard.rmd
install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_github("OHDSI/DataQualityDashboard")
To view the JSON results in the shiny application the package requires that the CDM_SOURCE table has at least one row with some details about the database. This is to ensure that some metadata is delivered along with the JSON, should it be shared. As a best practice it is recommended to always fill in this table during ETL or at least prior to running the DQD.
# fill out the connection details -----------------------------------------------------------------------
connectionDetails <- DatabaseConnector::createConnectionDetails(
dbms = "",
user = "",
password = "",
server = "",
port = "",
extraSettings = "",
pathToDriver = ""
)
cdmDatabaseSchema <- "yourCdmSchema" # the fully qualified database schema name of the CDM
resultsDatabaseSchema <- "yourResultsSchema" # the fully qualified database schema name of the results schema (that you can write to)
cdmSourceName <- "Your CDM Source" # a human readable name for your CDM source
cdmVersion <- "5.4" # the CDM version you are targetting. Currently supports 5.2, 5.3, and 5.4
# determine how many threads (concurrent SQL sessions) to use ----------------------------------------
numThreads <- 1 # on Redshift, 3 seems to work well
# specify if you want to execute the queries or inspect them ------------------------------------------
sqlOnly <- FALSE # set to TRUE if you just want to get the SQL scripts and not actually run the queries
sqlOnlyIncrementalInsert <- FALSE # set to TRUE if you want the generated SQL queries to calculate DQD results and insert them into a database table (@resultsDatabaseSchema.@writeTableName)
sqlOnlyUnionCount <- 1 # in sqlOnlyIncrementalInsert mode, the number of check sqls to union in a single query; higher numbers can improve performance in some DBMS (e.g. a value of 25 may be 25x faster)
# NOTES specific to sqlOnly <- TRUE option ------------------------------------------------------------
# 1. You do not need a live database connection. Instead, connectionDetails only needs these parameters:
# connectionDetails <- DatabaseConnector::createConnectionDetails(
# dbms = "", # specify your dbms
# pathToDriver = "/"
# )
# 2. Since these are fully functional queries, this can help with debugging.
# 3. In the results output by the sqlOnlyIncrementalInsert queries, placeholders are populated for execution_time, query_text, and warnings/errors; and the NOT_APPLICABLE rules are not applied.
# 4. In order to use the generated SQL to insert metadata and check results into output table, you must set sqlOnlyIncrementalInsert = TRUE. Otherwise sqlOnly is backwards compatable with <= v2.2.0, generating queries which run the checks but don't store the results.
# where should the results and logs go? ----------------------------------------------------------------
outputFolder <- "output"
outputFile <- "results.json"
# logging type -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
verboseMode <- TRUE # set to FALSE if you don't want the logs to be printed to the console
# write results to table? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
writeToTable <- TRUE # set to FALSE if you want to skip writing to a SQL table in the results schema
# specify the name of the results table (used when writeToTable = TRUE and when sqlOnlyIncrementalInsert = TRUE)
writeTableName <- "dqdashboard_results"
# write results to a csv file? -----------------------------------------------------------------------
writeToCsv <- FALSE # set to FALSE if you want to skip writing to csv file
csvFile <- "" # only needed if writeToCsv is set to TRUE
# if writing to table and using Redshift, bulk loading can be initialized -------------------------------
# Sys.setenv("AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID" = "",
# "AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY" = "",
# "AWS_DEFAULT_REGION" = "",
# "AWS_BUCKET_NAME" = "",
# "AWS_OBJECT_KEY" = "",
# "AWS_SSE_TYPE" = "AES256",
# "USE_MPP_BULK_LOAD" = TRUE)
# which DQ check levels to run -------------------------------------------------------------------
checkLevels <- c("TABLE", "FIELD", "CONCEPT")
# which DQ checks to run? ------------------------------------
checkNames <- c() # Names can be found in inst/csv/OMOP_CDM_v5.3_Check_Descriptions.csv
# which CDM tables to exclude? ------------------------------------
tablesToExclude <- c("CONCEPT", "VOCABULARY", "CONCEPT_ANCESTOR", "CONCEPT_RELATIONSHIP", "CONCEPT_CLASS", "CONCEPT_SYNONYM", "RELATIONSHIP", "DOMAIN") # list of CDM table names to skip evaluating checks against; by default DQD excludes the vocab tables
# run the job --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DataQualityDashboard::executeDqChecks(connectionDetails = connectionDetails,
cdmDatabaseSchema = cdmDatabaseSchema,
resultsDatabaseSchema = resultsDatabaseSchema,
cdmSourceName = cdmSourceName,
numThreads = numThreads,
sqlOnly = sqlOnly,
sqlOnlyUnionCount = sqlOnlyUnionCount,
sqlOnlyIncrementalInsert = sqlOnlyIncrementalInsert,
outputFolder = outputFolder,
verboseMode = verboseMode,
writeToTable = writeToTable,
writeToCsv = writeToCsv,
csvFile = csvFile,
checkLevels = checkLevels,
tablesToExclude = tablesToExclude,
checkNames = checkNames)
# inspect logs ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
ParallelLogger::launchLogViewer(logFileName = file.path(outputFolder, cdmSourceName,
sprintf("log_DqDashboard_%s.txt", cdmSourceName)))
# (OPTIONAL) if you want to write the JSON file to the results table separately -----------------------------
jsonFilePath <- ""
DataQualityDashboard::writeJsonResultsToTable(connectionDetails = connectionDetails,
resultsDatabaseSchema = resultsDatabaseSchema,
jsonFilePath = jsonFilePath)
Launching Dashboard as Shiny App
DataQualityDashboard::viewDqDashboard(jsonFilePath)
Launching on a web server
If you have npm installed:
npm install -g http-server
Name the output file results.json and place it in inst/shinyApps/www
Go to inst/shinyApps/www, then run:
http-server
To see description of checks using R, execute the command below:
checks <- DataQualityDashboard::listDqChecks(cdmVersion = "5.3") # Put the version of the CDM you are using


Libraries
Printer Wizard
1) Choose your Campus.

Please be patient.


Video: Dwayne Haskins Gets Emotional After First NFL Win
by Matt HladikDwayne Haskins is a winner at the NFL level for the first time in his career. The rookie quarterback helped the Washington Redskins beat the Detroit Lions 19-16 this afternoon.
After kicker Dustin Hopkins booted the game-winning field goal with just seconds remaining, Haskins could be seen excitedly congratulating Hopkins and his teammates. You could tell the win meant a lot to him, given the amount of struggles he’s had early on in his career.
Below, you can see Haskins get emotional celebrating the W with his offensive coordinator and teammates.
Haskins finished 13-of-29 passing for 156 yards, no touchdowns and an interception. He had some struggles on the afternoon, but did make the one big throw he had to.
On a third down play on the game-winning drive, Haskins hooked up with his former Ohio State teammate Terry McLaurin to move into field goal range.
Haskins still has a long way to go as an NFL quarterback, but he took an important step today notching his first W. Hopefully it allows him to settle down some in the final five weeks of the season.
The Redskins play the Panthers, Packers and their three NFC East rivals to close the season, so things won’t be easy.


Leverages the R language to automate latent variable model estimation
and interpretation using 'Mplus', a powerful latent variable modeling program
developed by Muthen and Muthen (<http://www.statmodel.com>). Specifically, this package
provides routines for creating related groups of models, running batches of
models, and extracting and tabulating model parameters and fit statistics.
| Version: |
0.7-3 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.15.0), methods |
| Imports: |
utils, boot, plyr, gsubfn, coda, xtable, lattice, texreg, pander, digest, parallel, ggplot2, data.table, rlang |
| Suggests: |
rhdf5, tcltk, relimp, testthat |
| Published: |
2018-11-25 |
| Author: |
Michael Hallquist [aut, cre],
Joshua Wiley [aut],
Caspar van Lissa [ctb] |
| Maintainer: |
Michael Hallquist <michael.hallquist at gmail.com> |
| License: |
LGPL-3 |
| URL: |
https://github.com/michaelhallquist/MplusAutomation |
| NeedsCompilation: |
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For Project 3, we chose to simulate orbital mechanics.
In order to begin simulating orbital mechanics, we need to review the Newton's Law of Gravitation (which is derived from Newton's Second Law). Newton's Law of Gravitation, $$F=\frac{gm_1m_2}{r^2}$$ uses the Inverse Square Law to describe how a body of mass \(m_1\) affects the force \(F\) on another body of mass on another body of mass \(m_2\).
We have shown a body orbiting another stationary body. What if the second body was not stationary? We can re-formulate this as two one-body problems.
Let \((x_1, y_1)\) be the coordinates for \(m_1\) and \((x_2, y_2)\) be the coordinates of \(m_2\). Given these two coordinates, we define
\begin{align} \Delta x &= x_1 - x_2\\ \Delta y &= y_1 - y_2 \end{align}We can define the distance between the two bodies \(r\) to be
\begin{align} r &= \sqrt{\Delta x^2 + \Delta y^2} \end{align}So, the unit vector for the body \(m_1\) is now, $$\left(\frac{-\Delta x^2}{r},\frac{\Delta y^2}{r}\right)$$ and the unit vector for the body \(m_2\) is now, $$\left(\frac{\Delta x^2}{r},\frac{\Delta y^2}{r}\right)$$
Therefore, the force on the objects should be $$F \cdot \left(\frac{-\Delta x}{r},\frac{-\Delta y}{r}\right)$$ and $$F \cdot \left(\frac{\Delta x}{r},\frac{\Delta y}{r}\right)$$ with $$F=\frac{G m_1 m_2}{r^2}$$


The backdoor was opened by a boor, who seemed oblivious to the fact that the door had remained shut for so long. [G|D]
The floor was smooth and highly polished, clearly made for indoor use, yet when she stepped out the door, the moor revealed itself as an untamed and wild place. [G|D]
The outdoor life of the poor was hard, but nothing compared to the toil and labour required to survive on the seafloor. [G|D]
As the hunter followed the spoor, he stumbled upon a trapdoor hidden in the underfloor which seemed to lead to a mysterious and unknown place. [G|D]


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Legal
Ethics on TV Through Australian Eyes
by
Ysaiah Ross
The
new television season in Australia has just started with its usually large
number of serials on American lawyers. The new season includes Judging Amy,
Law and Order, The Practice and Ally McBeal. On day-time TV Judge Judy
reruns continue everyday during the week.
The
new series of The Practice
continues its wonderful approach to legal ethics issues.
David Kelley, who is married to Michelle Pfeiffer, created both The
Practice and Ally McBeal. Kelley also has been a producer and scriptwriter for ER,
LA Law and Picket
Fences. The Practice and Ally McBeal deal with such vastly different social problems and
cases that it is difficult to believe the same person created them.
 The
first program of the new season followed this format. It looked at a case in
which an unattractive woman, who argued that her spouse never really loved
her and married her only for her money, sought an annulment. The other part
of the program dealt with Ally seeking psychological advice for her sexual
problems with her boyfriend who wants to live with her. Ally mistakenly
sought this advice from a practitioner who she thought was a therapist and
turns out to be a lawyer. The program at times touches on lawyers� ethics
but only in passing and frequently to evoke humour.
By
contrast David Kelley�s The Practice
places lawyers� ethics as the central element of the program. This does
not mean that there is not a human touch. The main character, Bobby Donnell,
has had an affair with the leading prosecutor, Helen Gamble. This affair
caused all kinds of ethical problems for both of them personally and
professionally. For example in one of the programs Bobby is making love with
Helen and the phone rings. Helen is informed about a raid on the house of a
drug dealer who happens to be one of Bobby�s clients. Bobby accidentally
gets this information and feels obliged to tell his client. As a result when
the raid takes place several police are killed. Helen feels she has breached
her professional obligations. She also feels that she cannot trust herself or Bobby. Thus she breaks off their relationship. Bobby then falls
in love with one of his partners, Lindsay Dole who lived with Helen. Again
this relationship leads to various conflict of interest situations.
Originally
Bobby�s firm handled primarily criminal defence work but in recent
programs there has been an increasing number of civil cases. The first
program dealt with two cases � one of them civil. This case involved
Lindsay and another partner Ellenor Frutt. They had taken on a toxic
poisoning civil action. Three children were exposed to toxins in a
playground and suffered serious illness and disability. In the States such
cases are almost always on a contingent basis. Small firms are willing to
front the large outlays required to bring such litigation because the
companies being sued have deep pockets or are covered by insurance.
It
turns out that in the playground case that the usual defendants are no
longer in business and the only party to be sued is a federal governmental
agency responsible for enforcing protection of the environment.
In this respect The Practice fudged the law for entertainment purposes; it is clear
that the federal government is not liable in tort for failing to regulate a
particular toxin. In the program this problem presented the ethical issue of
abuse of process � whether the firm was bringing a frivolous action. The
program also dealt with the difficult issue of communication with clients
� whether to communicate all offers, which is required by the rules and in
giving accurate assessments of possible offers.
The
second case was a murder trial. The prosecution has videotaped an interview
with the accused taken just after his wife died. It does not show him
confessing but it gives the impression that he is guilty. The judge in
chambers rules that the tape can only be used if the accused testifies for
impeachment purposes. As a result Bobby advises his client that he may not
have to testify because he is worried the tape will be allowed in. The
client still insists he is innocent and wants to testify. As the case
progresses it appears that the accused is winning. The prosecution has only
one witness left � the deceased�s brother.
The
brother is convinced of the accused�s guilt but his statement to the
police and his intended testimony is
not that strong. One of the prosecutors, Richard Bay,
tells the brother how important his testimony is to get a conviction.
Bay then starts to coach the brother on the law and what he could say to
help assure a conviction. The brother says he now understands. The other
prosecutor, Helen, is furious and believes that Bay has gone beyond the
ethical boundaries in the coaching of the witness. The next day the brother
testifies and makes up a story that his sister told him she was frightened
that the accused would kill her. The brother is vigourously cross-examined
by Eugene Young, another partner in the firm, and accused of lying. The
accused tries to get Bobby to let him testify but Bobby refuses. The accused
is then found guilty. Bobby feels terrible and says they will appeal.
This
case deals with fundamental ethical issues in a criminal trial: 1) Who
should decide whether the accused can testify--the lawyer or the client?
2) What is the duty of the prosecutor in putting on testimony that
she thinks may be perjured? 3) How far can a prosecutor or any lawyer coach witnesses?
In my view although The Practice is American, it is a must for any Australian lawyer
interested in complex legal ethical issues.
Ysaiah
Ross is Visiting Scholar at Univ. of New South Wales Law Faculty and
a columnist for the Australian Financial Review .
He is the author of the leading Australian treatise on legal ethics,
Ethics in Law (3d Ed. 2000).
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Once the LDM system is installed and configured, activating it takes only a few steps. See LDM Reference: Activating the LDM Installation for instructions.
You should view the LDM logfile, $LDMHOME/logs/ldmd.log, to see what a successful activation looks like. Information on interpreting the LDM logfile can be found at LDM Reference: LDM Logfile Format and Interpretation.