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November 15, 2002
Mickey Mouse at least 700 years old
The Age | Submitted by: Deth Vegetable
During a recent church renovation in southern Austria, preservationists discovered what appears to be a long-lost relative of Mickey Mouse. Depicted in a mural dating to around 1300 AD is a bipedal figure bearing an eerie resemblance to the 1928 cartoon character, complete with big round ears, pointy nose, and two-toned coloring scheme. No word yet from Lawrence Lessig as to how this might affect the Walt Disney Company's copyright (which was recently extended through an act of Congress). With "separated at birth?"-style photos.
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Gay linguists not cunning enough
Knight-Ridder | Submitted by: Damitol
The Army, and the US Government in general, needs linguists who specialize
in Arabic and other mideastern tongues more than anything right now. So what
happens when it is discovered that some of those enrolled in Army
linguistics training at the Defense Language Institute are homosexual?
They are fired. We know where the priorities for the War on Terror are, now.
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Santa implicated in bank robbery
Canadian Press | Submitted by: jacintha
"A man dressed as Santa who tried to rob a bank in Penticton, B.C., says
an anti-depressant drug made him do it... He was wearing a Santa Claus hat
and beard and packing two guns when he walked into a Bank of Montreal
branch in downtown Penticton."
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The CIA hunt for Noah's Ark
World Net Daily | Submitted by: oldestgoat
"The CIA has released two new documents that indicate the search for
Noah's Ark reached the level of the White House, according to a
report in Insight Magazine... One of those documents is a 1995 memo
from an agent who had a conversation with John Hanford, who was then a
member of Sen. Richard Lugar's, R-Ind., staff. Hanford spoke of a
White House meeting under the George H.W. Bush administration in which
Robert Gates, then national security director, showed off a satellite
photo of the Mount Ararat area."
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Cocksucking is not adultery
Straits Times | Submitted by: Honkey Kong
"A group of 60 Taiwanese judges and lawyers concluded during an annual
gathering that oral sex should not be regarded as intercourse, and therefore
does not constitute adultery... A Taipei judge, who wished to remain
anonymous, told the Taipei Times that the conclusion would influence
decisions in future trials."
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Too many Bill Wyman
Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Submitted by: Ann Onymous
"No journalist likes to get a letter threatening legal action,
particularly one on creamy watermarked stationery bearing the imprint
of a swanky Park Avenue law firm: "It has come to our and our client's
attention... seriously misleading... unauthorized... cease and
desist... your course of conduct... the commencement of legal proceedings..."
As I read [Attorney] Siegel's letter more closely I was shocked to see that
the "cease and desist" part had to do with me using my own name."
Note that this guy had his birth name, Bill Wyman, years before the Rolling
Stone changed his name to Bill Wyman.
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Canadians busted for banned TV channels
CBC Winnipeg | Submitted by: anonymous
This article is sort of misleading; it's not just "pirated"
American dishes which are banned in Canada. This law also applies to
any equipment capable of receiving "unapproved" channels (HBO,
Showtime, MTV, ESPN). [Insert "People's Republic of Canada" joke here.]
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It's Pat: Cross dresser in lotto heist
KATU-TV 2 Portland | Submitted by: Dirty Sammy
"[The lotto winner is] apparently not Hillary Walls, a 27-year-old
Lakewood person who claimed Monday night that she had won the
jackpot. The Pierce County Sheriff says that the person was
arrested Tuesday morning on a myriad of charges."
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Miss Cleo: Didn't see THAT coming
MSNBC | Submitted by: Ryan Duggan
"Under the settlement, the companies did not admit to breaking any law
but agreed to stop trying to collect money from customers who called the
service and to forgive about $500 million in outstanding charges. The
service also must return all uncashed checks to customers."
Five. Hundred. Million. Dollars.
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Bloody flags, naked coeds: Good times
Sydney Morning Herald | Submitted by: I.P. TeAitchsee
"Three anti-World Trade Organisation protesters who stripped naked to
lie on US flags and cover themselves... The women were arrested after they
stripped naked and lay on US flags outside the MLC Centre, which houses
the US Consulate in fake blood in Sydney today." Next year, jello?
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The real pushers work at Walgreens
South Florida Sun-Sentinel | Submitted by: motrinwoman
"Prescription drug deaths continue to rise in Florida, exceeding deaths
from cocaine and heroin during the first six months of 2002 and continuing a
trend that began more than a year ago... A South Florida Sun-Sentinel
investigation published in May found almost 400 deaths from prescription
drugs in 2000 and 2001 in a seven-county area of southeast Florida."
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Ferris Bueller's principal plus a 17 year old boy
Wire Services | Submitted by: el
"Actor Jeffrey Jones, best known as the suspicious high school principal
in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," was arrested Thursday for [allegedly] having
sex with a 17 year old boy and possessing child pornography, authorities
said. Police began investigating Jones last November after a minor came
forward and claimed "alleged criminal acts of a sexual nature."
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Earth opens up, eats barn
Austin American-Statesman | Submitted by: meatload
"Bob Bonwit... was walking to his barn to feed carrots to his horses when
he discovered the sinkhole had engulfed the barn. By the time Seminole County
sheriff's officials and other fire-rescue personnel had arrived, the older
horse, Jack, 17, had drowned. The other horse, 13-year-old Magic, was perched
atop the dead horse, barely keeping its nose above water."
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Britian's history of Cocks and Crappers
The Register | Submitted by: meatlaod
"It's good to see that the UK's 1901 census site is finally up and running...
Indeed, at a time when giving a false statement to a census officer would at
best result in transportation to the Antipodes, and at worst have the miscreant
dancing the Tyburn jig, we can only admire commercial book keeper Alexander
Penis, of Liverpool, Fanny Clam of Huddersfield, and August Wanker."
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Gibraltar says No
Spain for Visitors | Submitted by: John Ross
At a time when rights and liberties are under threat from so many
directions, the same rights and liberties need especially energetic defense.
Or does someone need to go back and write "Leviathan," "The Social Contract"
and "Rights of Man" all over again? Do Britain and Spain want to ignore the
human rights of those living in Gibraltar and not give them the in particular
the right of self determination?
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Indonesia: A silly place to live
UPI | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"A volcano in Indonesia's crowded West Java province erupted Friday,
belching thick smoke up to 3.7 miles into the sky, sending hot ash and lava
onto nearby areas, and triggering panic among residents in nearby areas...
Indonesia has the world's highest density of volcanoes with 500 located in
a so-called "Belt of Fire" along the 3,000-mile-long archipelago. Of these,
128 are active, with 65 listed as dangerous."
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Frozen eyeball collection
WKMG-TV 6 Orlando | Submitted by: Rio
"A research collection of about 500 frozen eyeballs has been transferred
from Philadelphia to the Cleveland Clinic. The move will be completed next week
with the arrival of about 500 more eyes and eye sections in Cleveland."
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Congolese suicide torcher jumps to his death
Independent Online | Submitted by: Alaska Freegold
If at first you don't succeed: "A man who threatened to torch himself
on top of a Pretoria building this week, jumped to his death on Friday,
police said. David Leon on Wednesday disrupted traffic when he took up
a position on top of a building on the corner of Schoeman and Andries
streets, threatening to set himself alight with petrol."
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Even worse than Texas prisons?
Independent Online | Submitted by: Alaska Freegold
"You would never believe that such a prison was built for human beings."
Those were the words used by Pollsmoor head John Jansen to describe South
Africa's most infamous prison. Members of the Jali Commission of Inquiry
listened in disbelief as Jansen told of conditions that make the prison,
once home to the world's most famous prisoner, Nelson Mandela, a hell on
earth for the outcasts of a brutalised society."
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Escaping prison is LEGAL in Mexico
Washington Post | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"Mexico's legal system recognizes that all people have a fundamental
desire to be free. And it does not punish them for pursuing it, as some
inmates recently did by disguising themselves as female visitors and
tunneling to freedom using a sardine can as a shovel... "The person
who tries to escape is seeking liberty, and that is deeply respected in
the law," Juventino Victor Castro y Castro, a Supreme Court justice,
said in an interview. "The basic desire for freedom is implicit inside
every man, so trying to escape cannot be considered a crime."
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Really cool pizza shop gets hassled
Canton Repository | Submitted by: meatload
"Your Pizza Shop at 420 12th St. NW is advertising a "420 special" for
anyone with the "munchies." Since early summer, the business has been
using the code number advertising daily specials, such as Munchie Monday,
Toasted Tuesday and Green Leaf Wednesday. [One overly concerned busybody]
threatened to return later and remove the letters herself. Amsden
informed her that he would call the police and file criminal charges."
Unfortunately for Amsden, there is no crime for which those
charges can be filed. D'oh.
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Family keeps son's body, prays resurrection
WKMG-TV 6 Orlando | Submitted by: Rio
"A Silverthorne, Colo., family is praying their dead 2 year old will
rise from the dead. Zion Jungck died Sunday when a filing cabinet fell
on him in the family living room. Valerie and Paul Jungck said they
are praying for a miracle and have turned his fate over to God.
"It's legal," said Dave Joslin, the Summit County coroner.
"But it doesn't happen every day."
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If not successful, try, try, again
Wire Services | Submitted by: What The?
More resources being wasted on studies that any person can conclude
with common sense. Scientists have discovered that "the rate of suicide for
people who have attempted suicide is 100 times higher in the year
following the episode than that of the general population." Perhaps scientists
can perform studies on the rate of suicide for people who have attempted
suicide and were successful, in the year following the episode.
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Biosuit technology still fucked
Army Times | Submitted by: Elizabeth
The Army demonstrated equipment for detecting and identifying chemical
and biological weapons Tuesday, and offered an unintended lesson when a
soldier wearing a stifling protective suit collapsed in the heat of the
television lights... Tuesday’s news conference was meant to publicize
the Army’s Tactical Escort Unit, which provides experts to identify and
try to defuse possible chemical or biological weapons."
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Argument over hairy asses leads to slashing
Express-Times | Submitted by: Milk Bone
"Emmanuel Nieves, 23, of the 400 block of Mountain Lake Road, Great
Meadows, allegedly used a knife to slash the face, ear and cheek of his
alleged victim, Erik Saporito, 21, of Russling Road, Independence
Township... Police said the two men were apparently arguing about who
had the hairiest derriere when they began fighting in a parking lot at
the Warren Village apartment complex on Allen Road, police said."
This seems easy to settle with drop-trou; we wonder why violence was involved.
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ZDnet claims spam will eat Internet
ZDnet | Submitted by: Jessica
"Imagine an Internet with no e-mail. As ludicrous as it sounds, it could
happen.  All it will take is unsolicited commercial e-mail, otherwise known
as spam." This article is a bit too much on the panic & hysteria side.
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That's DOCTOR Kidnapper to you
ABC News | Submitted by: Milk Bone
"He was convicted of kidnapping a college student and burying her alive.
Now Gary Steven Krist has a license to practice medicine... Authorities said
Krist, then 23, and a female accomplice abducted Mackle, a student at Emory
University in Atlanta, at gunpoint from a motel and drugged her with
chloroform. They put Mackle in a wooden box with food and other provisions,
and buried her in a remote area in Georgia."
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Phantom of the Popera II
Calendar Live | Submitted by: Big Daddy G
"A lot of times, doctors are trying to help patients, but it comes down to a
judgment call. I always say that plastic surgeons can operate on the ears but
not on what's between the ears." No mention of the fact that some plastic
surgeons are greedy unethical bastards."
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Jagger wants to make 17-year-old's fingers sticky
Sun | Submitted by: Milk Bone
"The parents of a 17-year-old Swedish supermodel yesterday warned randy
rocker Mick Jagger: "Leave our daughter alone." The wrinkly Rolling Stone,
59, began phoning stunning blonde Caroline Winberg after falling for her
at a Paris fashion show last summer. But Caroline spurned his invitation
to join him on his current world tour. And she claims he leaves her cold
because she is too young to have heard his music or be impressed by his
rock god status." If 17 is ok for Ferris' Principal, it's ok for Mick.
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SoftwareTransaction is an implementation of software transaction memory,
described in greater detail here.
The idea is that you can have a block that contains multiple reads
and writes, then we'll commit all those changes as a single transaction,
automatically retrying as necessary.
Inside the .transact() block, all reads and writes must go through
the transaction, not the client, or they won't be tracked.
For example, this is a safe way to move 'money' between bank/account1 and
bank/account2:
const amount = 42;
etcd3.stm().transact(tx => {
returnPromise.all([
tx.get('bank/account1').number(),
tx.get('bank/account2').number(),
]).then(([balance1, balance2]) => {
if (balance1 < amount) {
thrownewError('You do not have enough money to transfer!');
}
returnPromise.all([
tx.put('bank/account1').value(balance1 - amount),
tx.put('bank/account2').value(balance2 + amount),
});
});
});
(Note: the author does not condone using etcd for your banking infrastructure)
transact runs the function with the current configuration. It will be
retried until the transaction succeeds, or until the maximum number of
retries has been exceeded.
SoftwareTransaction is an implementation of software transaction memory, described in greater detail here. The idea is that you can have a block that contains multiple reads and writes, then we'll commit all those changes as a single transaction, automatically retrying as necessary.
Inside the
.transact()
block, all reads and writes must go through the transaction, not the client, or they won't be tracked.For example, this is a safe way to move 'money' between
bank/account1
andbank/account2
:const amount = 42; etcd3.stm().transact(tx => { return Promise.all([ tx.get('bank/account1').number(), tx.get('bank/account2').number(), ]).then(([balance1, balance2]) => { if (balance1 < amount) { throw new Error('You do not have enough money to transfer!'); } return Promise.all([ tx.put('bank/account1').value(balance1 - amount), tx.put('bank/account2').value(balance2 + amount), }); }); });
(Note: the author does not condone using etcd for your banking infrastructure)


Getting started¶
Getting started with Blazing Notebooks: From zero to working with RAPIDS/BlazingSQL in under 10 minutes. This is a crash course on BlazingSQL. If you have used Apache Spark with PySpark, this should be very familiar to you. We are going to show off the main features of a BlazingSQL instance in this guide.
Freemium or paid¶
Once you log in you can either use our Freemium offering or you can create a Private cluster. Either way you will get access to a GPU where you can run this example.
We will be working in the Jupyter Lab window.
Getting started¶
Import packages¶
First, import the required libraries. BlazingSQL uses cuDF to handoff results, so it’s always a good idea to import it as well. For more information on cuDF, please check out the RAPIDS.ai Documentation Page.
You must establish a BlazingContext to connect to a BlazingSQL instance to create tables, run queries, and basically do anything with BlazingSQL.
from blazingsql import BlazingContext
bc = BlazingContext()
Connect a Storage Plugin¶
BlazingSQL can connect multiple storage solutions in order to query files from numerous local and/or distributed filesystems.
Here, we are showing how you would connect to an AWS S3 bucket.
bc.s3('dir_name',
bucket_name='bucket_name',
access_key_id='access_key',
secrect_key='secret_key')
Create Tables¶
BlazingSQL can query raw files or in-memory DataFrames, but you must create a table to run a query. We’re going to create three tables; two, from files in AWS S3, and one from a local, already existent, GPU DataFrame (GDF).
For more info check the Blazing SQL API documentation.
# create table 01 from CSV file
bc.create_table('table_name_01', 's3://dir_name/file1.csv')
# create table 02 from Parquet file
bc.create_table('table_name_02', 's3://dir_name/file2.parquet')
# create table 03 from cuDF DataFrame
bc.create_table('table_name_03', existing_gdf)
Run SQL¶
Once you have created your tables, you will now be able to use SQL to query said tables. BlazingSQL processes every file as a GDF, which means you can run federated queries over multiple data sources and file formats.
You can read more about our supported SQL in the General SQL reference section of the Blazing SQL API documentation.
query = '''
SELECT a.*  FROM table_name_02 as b
UNION ALL
SELECT c.* FROM table_name_03 as c
'''
# type(gdf) == cudf.core.dataframe.DataFrame
gdf = bc.sql(query)
Explain¶
To better understand what’s going on, BlazingContext’s .explain()
method can
be called to break down a given query’s algebra plan (query execution plan).
# define a query
query = '''
SELECT a.*  FROM table_name_02 as b
UNION ALL
SELECT c.* FROM table_name_03 as c
'''
# what's going on when this query runs?
bc.explain(query)
Drop Tables¶
To drop a table from BlazingContext we call drop_table
and pass in the name of the table to drop.
# drop table 01
bc.drop_table('table_name_01')
# drop table 03
bc.drop_table('table_name_03')
Handing off a GDF¶
The resulting GDF resides in GPU memory. The GDF is built on Apache Arrow and interoperates with the rest of the RAPIDS.ai ecosystem.
For example, we can run typical pandas-like commands but using cuDF.
print(gdf.mean(), gdf.var())
print(gdf.as_matrix())
Or, we can pass the result GDF to a Pandas DataFrame:
import pandas
# from cuDF DataFrame to pandas DataFrame
df = gdf.to_pandas()
But the real power is passing to other GPU accelerated libraries. cuML offers the algorithms found in SK-Learn but operates on GDFs. Here we are passing GDFs to cuML for use in training linear regression algorithm.
import cuml
from cuml import LinearRegression
# create model
lr = LinearRegression(fit_intercept=True, normalize=False, algorithm="eig")
# train model
reg = lr.fit(X_train_gdf, y_train_gdf)
print("Coefficients:")
print(reg.coef_)
print(" ")
print(" Y intercept:")
print(reg.intercept_)
Run Distributed SQL¶
BlazingSQL strives to make it easy to scale up a workload. With minimal code changes, we can make queries run on an arbitrary number of GPUs. The results are returned as a Dask-cuDF, a partitioned GPU DataFrame, distributed across the number of GPUs in a cluster.
from blazingsql import BlazingContext
import cudf
import dask_cudf
import dask
from dask.distributed import Client
# set Dask Client
client = Client('<IP_ADDRESS>:8786')
# start Blazing Context
bc = BlazingContext(dask_client=client)
# register AWS S3 bucket to Blazing Context
bc.s3('dir_name'
, bucket_name='bucket_name'
, access_key_id='access_key'
, secret_key='secret_key'
)
table_list = [
's3://dir_name/parquet_dir/1_0_0.parquet'
, 's3://dir_name/parquet_dir/1_1_0.parquet'
, 's3://dir_name/parquet_dir/1_2_0.parquet'
]
# create table from multiple Parquet files
bc.create_table('table_name', table_list)
# query the table (returns cuDF DataFrame)
gdf = bc.sql('SELECT COUNT(*) FROM table_name')
print(gdf.head())


If you look at the constraints, the potential (X,Y) values in this problem are from -200 to 200 for both X and Y. That's 40,000 potential values. So, make an two dimensional vector of integers, and for each value of X/Y/R, add one to all of the potential places in the vector that would be legal for these values.
At the end, traverse the vector, and every entry whose value is equal to X.size() is a legal place for the Candy store. Count those up and return them.
Let's look at example 2. When we start, here's the relevant part of our vector:
We first process X[0] = 2, Y[0] = 3 and R[0] = 2. That sets 17 cells equal to one:
We then process X[1] = 1, Y[1] = -1 and R[1] = 2. That increment 17 more cells:
As you can see, four of those cells have values equal to X.size() = 2. Therefore, the answer is 4.
Now, one problem is the fact that X[i] and Y[i] can assume negative values, and that's not allowed with vectors. To fix that, go ahead and add 200 to every value of X and Y. Then, the potential X/Y values can be between 0 and 400.
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Parent element the generated canvas should be added to.
Points which should visualized statically. Mainly intended for debugging/demos.
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I am reading data.set.basic
and I see that there are lots of /-! #### description of next few lines -/
lines. Is this what is supposed to happen?
I want to PR a few minor lemmas to data.set.basic
but before I do that I am going to read the file through, and so I may as well make a module docstring PR first. If I'm right in thinking that there should be precisely one /-! ... -/
in this file then I could remove the others and just replace them with standard /- ... -/
comment blocks. But have I got the wrong end of the stick?
All of the /-! -/
blocks are shown inline in the HTML docs. https://leanprover-community.github.io/mathlib_docs/data/set/basic.html#set.mem_of_mem_of_subset
(So, yes, they are supposed to be there. It's a way to section the file.)
Maybe I should ask what's going on then. /- -/
is just for comments. /-- ... -/
is the docstring for a function. I had thought that /-! ... -/
was the docstring for a "module" which I've always interpreted as meaning "lean file".
Am I right in thinking that the unique occurrence of /-! #### ... -/
should just be three ###
signs?
Actually in the docs I see that those four #
signs do make the corresponding string in the docs even smaller...
They're "module docs" in that they're associated with a particular module (file), not a declaration. Doesn't mean there can only be one.
The h4 should probably be an h3, you can change that to ###.
@Rob Lewis : The first line of the following comment
/-! ### Lemmas about `insert` `insert α s` is the set `{α} ∪ s`. -/
Does not get turned into a header.
You beat me to it, I was just writing a message about that.
Easy fix is a newline between /-!
and ###
. Real fix is stripping leading whitespace in the doc gen script.
The open and close delimiters /-! and -/ should appear on their own lines.
(from here)
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or guardian has also been informed in writing of his/her alleged misconduct
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Multi-platinum recording artists The All-American Rejects will make a pit stop from their worldwide tour at Richmond International Raceway on Saturday, September 12 to perform hits from their third album “When the World Comes Down.” The band was recently selected to perform trackside during pre-race festivities for NASCAR’s Chevy Rock & Roll 400.
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Wales lose injured centre Jonathan Davies for more than six months
by PA Media- WRU statement reveals Davies requires knee surgery
- Shoulder operation leaves Rhys Patchell a doubt for Six Nations
Jonathan Davies and Rhys Patchell both need surgery after sustaining injuries at the Rugby World Cup and face lengthy spells on the sidelines.
The Welsh Rugby Union announced the news in a statement, with Davies set to be out for more than six months because of a left knee injury suffered against Fiji.
The centre missed the quarter-final against France but returned for the semi-final against South Africa and the third-place play-off against New Zealand, playing the full 80 minutes on both occasions.
However, he wore heavy strapping and it has now been revealed that the injury he sustained is a serious one.
Fly-half Patchell suffered his shoulder injury against the All Blacks and is touch and go for the Six Nations, with his recovery time estimated to be between 12 and 16 weeks.
Wales play their first match against Italy on 1 February, with their final clash on March 14 against Scotland in Cardiff.
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◆ ColorWheel()
| frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.ColorWheel |
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◆ cDetected()
| char frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.cDetected |
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◆ checkColor()
| boolean frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.checkColor |
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◆ checkIfDone()
| void frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.checkIfDone |
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◆ colorConvert()
| static char frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.colorConvert |
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Takes colors and converts it from what the robot sees to what the field sees or visa versa
- Parameters
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| color | Color Red, Yellow, Green, Blue that the robot is seeing or what the field is seeing. |
- Returns
- Returns the color that the field sensor is sees or what the robot sees
◆ colorFromRGB()
| static char frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.colorFromRGB |
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Returns the color that the sensor sees on the wheel
- Returns
- color the sensor sees on the wheel (Red, Yellow, Green, or Blue)
◆ colorMatch()
| String frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.colorMatch |
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Run the color match algorithm on our detected color
◆ configTalon()
| void frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.configTalon |
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◆ distance()
| void frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.distance |
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Picks the direction the wheel has to spin for maximum efficiency and calculates distance to spin the control panel
◆ getInstance()
| static ColorWheel frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.getInstance |
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◆ getLogger()
| LogData frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.getLogger |
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| double frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.inchesToTicks |
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| boolean frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.isOnTarget |
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| void frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.outputTelemetry |
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| void frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.readPeriodicInputs |
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| void frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.reset |
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| void frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.setCCW |
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| void frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.setColorMotorPidOn |
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| void frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.setDemand |
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| void frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.setEnabled |
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| void frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.writePeriodicOutputs |
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◆ colorWheelTalon
| final TalonSRX frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.colorWheelTalon |
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| final I2C.Port frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.i2cPort = I2C.Port.kOnboard |
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| final ColorMatch frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.m_colorMatcher = new ColorMatch() |
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◆ m_colorWheelInstance
◆ periodic
◆ wheelColors
| final char [] frc.robot.subsystems.ColorWheel.wheelColors = new char[] { 'B', 'Y', 'R', 'G' } |
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Key member within the mobile team, working in an Agile environment on the Ocado Android app, a grocery shopping app. Introduced many new technologies to the code base and have personally improved code quality and productivity. Design, develop, test, support and deploy Ocado Android applications, involving all stages of the product life-cycle. Design, development and documentation of a test result visualisation system. Development involved a HTML and JavaScript interface, with a Python backend web server, that collects data from the MongoDB database and the Perforce version control system. Summer of 2011 involved the specification, design and development of a care plan system for the company's group of care homes, written in C#. Since then work has involved, writing from scratch, maintaining and providing support for their company website. A new responsive version of the website was recently developed using Bootstrap.
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dash.stateVectorVariable.getMetadata
Return metadata along a dimension of a state vector variable
Syntax
Description
Returns final metadata at the state or reference indices along the indexed dimension. Selects metadata from raw gridfile metadata, user-specified alternate metadata, or from the output of a conversion function, as appropriate.
In some cases, the method can fail to return the metadata. This can occur if a gridfile fails to build, or if a metadata conversion function fails. In this case, the method notes the failure and returns the cause of the failure.
Input Arguments
d
scalar linear index
The index of a dimension in the variable
grid
string scalar | scalar gridfile object
The gridfile object required to load the metadata. If grid is a string scalar, attempts to build the gridfile when gridfile metadata is required. If grid is a gridfile object, extracts metadata directly from the object without validating.
header
string scalar
Header for thrown error IDs.
Output Arguments
metadata
[] | metadata matrix
Metadata for the dimension. If the method failed to obtain the metadata, returns an empty array.
failed
scalar logical
True if the method failed to return the metadata. Otherwise false
cause
[] | scalar MException
The cause of the metadata failure. If the metadata was returned successfully, an empty array.


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Most enterprises take security very seriously. As such it is extremely common to have a webproxy setup by default in your environment. PowerCLI/Powershell are configured by default to Use System Proxy. This means that when you attempt to use some of the cmdlets they will end up being attempted to get routed through the proxy.
Two cmdlets that do not work properly when this is happening are Install-VMHostPatch & Copy-DatastoreItem. A good indication of the proxy being involved is exceptions that have items like:
Proxy Authentication Required
To work around this wrap the code in a Set-PowerCLIConfiguration proxy avoidance.
$CurrentProxyCfg = Get-PowerCLIConfiguration
Set-PowerCLIConfiguration -ProxyPolicy NoProxy
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Install-VMHostPatch [...]
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Set-PowerCLIConfiguration -ProxyPolicy $CurrentProxyCfg.ProxyPolicy
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- Create your Github Pages
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- Every time you want to write, create a new
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, list your posts here - Commit and push everything here. Done!
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- Clone this project to your computer
- Create a new post in
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--- title: Directional derivatives and JAX author: Cristóbal Alcázar date: '2022-02-08' draft: false slug: [] categories: [JAX, AUTODIFF, PYTHON, MML, CALCULUS] tags: [MML, CALCULUS, JAX] comments: yes showcomments: yes showpagemeta: yes ---
Directional derivatives are the conceptual tool to measure the effect on a function by changing the input in any direction within the input space. It’s possible to compute the directional derivatives using the jacobian-vector product, implemented by the automatic differentiation JAX library.
Partial derivatives \(\partial f/ \partial x_i\) give us the rate of change if we slightly modify the ith element of the input vector \(\bf{x}\) by h, letting the rest constant.
\[ \frac{\partial f}{\partial x_1} = lim_{h \to 0} \frac{f(x_1 + h, x_2, \dots, x_n) - f({\bf x})}{h} \\ \vdots \\ \frac{\partial f}{\partial x_n} = lim_{h \to 0} \frac{f(x_1, x_2, \dots, x_n + h) - f({\bf x})}{h} \]
The above definition can be more compactly using vector notation.
\[
\frac{\partial f}{\partial x_i}({\bf x_0}) = lim_{h \to 0} \frac{f({\bf x_0} + h{\bf e_i}) - f({\bf x_0})}{h}
\]
The \(e_i\) vector represents a unit vector in the direction of \(i\) with the same number of dimensions that \({\bf x_0}\). The only element of \(e_i\) different from 0 is the ith-element with a value of 1.
As you can see in the initial diagram, in a 2D input space, there are two partial derivatives:
Computing derivatives using unit vectors such as \(e_i\) give us the change of \(f\) on the direction on \(i\), or parallel to the i-axis. How can we compute the derivative of \(f\) given a slight nudge of the inputs in any arbitrary direction?
Directional derivatives is a way to compute the rate of change on \(f\) in the direction of \({\bf v}\).
\[
\nabla_{{\bf v}}f({\bf x_0}) = lim_{h \to 0} \frac{f({\bf x_0} + h{\bf v}) - f({\bf x_0})}{h}
\]
Think as \({\bf v}\) as a weighted vector of the n-directions of the input space. We aren’t limited to the changes on \(f\) in parallel directions in the input space.
We can compute directional derivatives using the dot product between the jacobian vector (\(\nabla f\)) and the vector \({\bf v}\). For instance, for a two-dimensional input space, \({\bf v}= (v_1, v_2)\), and any arbitrary point \(p\):
\[\nabla_{\bf v} f(p) = \nabla f(p) \cdot {\bf v} = \frac{\partial f}{\partial x_1}(p) v_1 + \frac{\partial f}{\partial x_2}(p)v_2\]
More general:
\[\nabla_{\bf v} f(p) = \nabla f(p) \cdot {\bf v} = \sum^{n}_{i=1} \frac{\partial f}{\partial x_i}(p) v_i\]
Let’s focus on computing the above using the function jax.jvp
, which jvp
stands for the jacobian-vector product.
The function jax.jvp
computes the directional derivative and whose arguments are:
jax.jvp
returns a tuple with \((f(p), \nabla f_{v}(p))\)
We compute the directional derivative of \(f(x, y)=x^2y\) hand-coding all the
necessary elements and then checking the results given by jax.jvp
.
def fun(x, y): return x**2 * y
def fun_dx(x, y): return 2*x*y
def fun_dy(x, y): return x**2
We define the primal vector \({\bf p}\) and the tangent vector \({\bf v}\) in which we want to compute the directional derivative.
p = [1., 1.]
v = [1., 2.]
Evaluate \(f(p)\):
# *n-list/n-tuple unpack the element e0, e1, ..., en
fun(*p)
> 1.0
Compute the directional derivative using the fun_dx
and fun_dy
.
fun_dx(*p) * v[0] + fun_dy(*p) * v[1]
> 4.0
Now using jax.jvp
we obtain the same results: \(f({\bf p})\) and \(\nabla_{\bf v}f({\bf p})\).
jax.jvp(fun, p, v)
> (DeviceArray(1., dtype=float32, weak_type=True),
DeviceArray(4., dtype=float32, weak_type=True))
A surface plot will show the output space, and a contour plot the input space of \(f(x,y)=x^2y\). We will compute the directional derivatives for three points and their respective directional vectors.
Look the directional vectors in the plot, or tangent vectors as JAX refers to them, there are of different lengths. It’s important to remark that if we want the “slope definition” for directional derivatives we need to transform \({\bf v}\) in a unit length vector (divide the directional derivative definition by \(||v||\)). Remember that partial derivatives are computed using unit vectors (\(e_i\)).
\[ \nabla_{{\bf v}}f = \frac{\partial f}{\partial {\bf x}} = lim_{h \to 0} \frac{f({\bf x} + h{\bf v}) - f({\bf x})}{h||{\bf v}||} \]
primal_a = jnp.array([-5., 3.2])
primal_b = jnp.array([5., -3.2])
primal_c = jnp.array([0., 0.])
va = jnp.array([-7.5, 5.7])
vb = jnp.array([7.5, -5.7])
vc = jnp.array([-1.0, -0.7])
unit_va = va/va.dot(va)**.5
unit_vb = vb/vb.dot(vb)**.5
unit_vc = vc/vc.dot(vc)**.5
# Computing making the directional vectors unit length
_, slope_a = jax.jvp(fun, primal_a.tolist(), unit_va.tolist())
_, slope_b = jax.jvp(fun, primal_b.tolist(), unit_vb.tolist())
_, slope_c = jax.jvp(fun, primal_c.tolist(), unit_vc.tolist())
slope_a, slope_b, slope_c
> (DeviceArray(40.60427, dtype=float32, weak_type=True),
DeviceArray(-40.60427, dtype=float32, weak_type=True),
DeviceArray(-0., dtype=float32, weak_type=True))
We can see some observations from the points and their directional derivatives.


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I wanted to start out writing this as describing who I am but you are not me and I am not you...I am I. I and I share a universal conscious that exists based on fear and love. I am accepted by nature and Love and distracted by man and Fear.
I could dwell much further but the internet is just a tool to show off what we as energy beings find out about ourself and feel we must share with other beings of conscious around us.
----- These type of thoughts ran through my head during my whole trip ----
I snorted what I think was close to 20 mg but might have been more like 30 mg. I started out my ascension by walking on an outside mall in a grayish dusk setting. I am very familiar with this setting which is funny when I started to trip out and feel as if strangers could sense what I sensed, but just like when I'm on pot I was wrong or paranoid. BUT that feeling went away as I approached my friend that was picking me up.
T+ 40? I hadn't even peaked yet and I had already lost sense of time......LOVE IT. I am not fond of the invention time and thus realized it was going to be a good trip. My friends and I drove what was 30 or 40 minutes probably to a party that was going to be full of fellow high school alumni. The car ride was amazing yet different at times. The rush of going 55 mph felt like a rocket ship and I saw little green, blue, and red eyes spiraling to the center point of where I was gazing out the window. I then realized visual and music were going to be my friend.
When I got to the party almost immediately I encountered inebriated drunks who seemed to be pitiful to me. They were drinking this man-made shitty beer that was an attack on the mind rather than an expansion of my individual conscious.
T+ 11:00 I can't right anymore because my trip lasted for very long. I stayed up all night and luckily people at the parties I go to are late goers so I was never lonely. BUT through out the whole party I felt a sense of waves. Waves of desire to run out into the field of the house I was at and sit and pander and appreciate just 'being.' I furthered my ever present thought of universal Love. I felt like a wise man and it's because I was. Thoughts and puzzle pieces were connecting and I was gaining touch with who I am and what I truly desire.
I could feel who my 'friends' really were in my eyes. I felt that I have to stop being fake to them and just not hang out with many of them because their lifestyle and thought patterns just don't mix with mine the way I feel they can. All of the people their are still distracted by marketing and CULTure. this drug helped me discover SO many things about myself, about life, and about death.
LIFE CHANGING!!! So many different aspects of this trip.  All I could do was sigh with compassion.  Psychedelics and nourishment of the soul are my choice in a night.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Dr. Rashidaka Clement Rodney Hampton-ElClement Rodney Hampton-El, better known as Dr. Rashid, was a strange cross between Batman, Mother Teresa and Ramzi Yousef. Terrorists are generally a weird bunch, but Rashid ranks up there as one of the weirdest. His story is almost whimsical, or it would be, if not for the fact it ends with a failed plot to blow up New York City tunnels and landmarks with truck bombs. Born in 1938, young Clement was raised by his parents as a God-fearing member of the Moorish Science church, a weird forerunner of the Nation of Islam. As a member of the Moorish Temple, he wore a fez and proclaimed his belief in black empowerment via flaky New Age beliefs purportedly somehow connected to Islam. Hampton-El joined the Army in 1957, but it didn't suit him very well. He found racism to be rampant among his fellow soldiers. Flaky beliefs or not, Moorish Science adherents were not known to accept racial harassment meekly. Things boiled over.  I thought they was just saying a lot of crap, you know." They weren't. Hampton-El was jumped by his fellow soldiers. He fought back but got knocked out. When he woke up, he was in the stockade. Since he was black and his assailants were white, Hampton-El ended up getting a dishonorable discharge (which he later successfully appealed). On leaving the Army, he went to work as an EMT, eventually taking a job at the Long Island Hospital in New Jersey, where he would work for nearly 30 years. He worked in the hospice wing, where he provided care to terminally ill patients. His fellow employees saw him as an unusually gentle and caring man, who was willing to do dirty jobs like cleaning up patients who had shat themselves. In 1967, Hampton-El was walking near his home in Brooklyn, when he noticed a group of Muslims standing outside a mosque on State Street, laughing at his fez. He asked them what they were laughing at, and they told him "What you are practicing is not really true Islam." Clement came back the next day and began studying Islam at the mosque. He adopted the Islamic name Abdul Rashid Abdullah, but he went by Rashid. Rashid was considered a community leader. He was widely respected by his neighbors and well-regarded at the mosques where he worshiped. He was deeply involved in community affairs, at the mosque and his apartment project, where he helped organize efforts to drive out drug dealers. Unlike your typical "crime watch," however, Rashid was active in his efforts. A student of martial arts, Rashid patrolled the streets dressed in a ninja costume, supposedly chasing down crack dealers and protecting the innocent. But it wasn't all super-heroics and caring for the terminally ill. Rashid had a lot of other stuff going on too. In 1988, for instance, he took a trip to Pakistan and Afghanistan, to volunteer his services as a mujahideen in the jihad against the Soviet Union. He made his arrangements through the Alkifah Refugee Center in Brooklyn. Officially, Alkifah was a branch of the Services Office, a Pakistan-based operation designed to raise funds and volunteers for the U.S. funded jihad. Because the war in Afghanistan was a CIA pet project, Alkifah didn't get a lot of scrutiny from law enforcement or intelligence services, even when it sponsored seminars featuring self-professed terrorists as keynote speakers. The Brooklyn office arranged for Rashid to meet up with the mujahideen on his arrival in Pakistan. When he arrived, the jihadists he met wanted to sign him up for religious indoctrination and combat training, but Rashid explained he only had a month off from his job, so he needed to wade right on out into the holy war. Fortunately, he explained, he had already been trained in combat by the U.S. Army, so he didn't need to train. Later, prosecutors would argue that Rashid received actually did attend training in Afghanistan, specifically on the topic of bomb-making (Rashid denied this and said he spent his first few weeks in Pakistan bedridden with a case of malaria). Either way, most accounts agree that Rashid served the jihad as a battlefield medic (who only incidentally carried a rocket launcher, he explained later).  After about a week of action, Rashid stepped on a landmine and blew half his leg off. He raided his medical pack to stop the bleeding, then waited nearly 18 hours before he was evacuated from the battle scene to a Saudi-funded hospital in Peshawar. He returned to the United States for more hospital care. Despite his short tenure in Afghanistan, Rashid had apparently become a major mujahideen celebrity. (The only account of his time in Afghanistan comes from Rashid himself, so it's quite possible there were other reasons for his celebrity status that have not been revealed to the public.) After he emerged from the hospital, Dr. Rashid was a much sought-after motivational speaker. His talks dealt with devotion to Islam, liberally sprinkled with exhortations to join the jihad. Rashid traveled around the country, attending Islamic seminars and giving speeches at local mosques. His home base continued to be Brooklyn, the Alkifah Center and a nearby mosque, Al-Farooq. As the 1980s gave way to the 1990s, big changes were taking place within Dr. Rashid's Brooklyn Muslim community. In 1990, Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman arrived in New York. Known as the "blind sheikh," the visually impaired Rahman was a fiery fundamentalist preacher with ties to three major Egyptian militant groups - Al-Gama'a al-Islamiyya, the Muslim Brotherhood and Egyptian Islamic Jihad, a terrorist network controlled by Ayman Al-Zawahiri. Rahman was a notorious firebrand, who was tried and acquitted of providing a fatwa authorizing the assassination of Egyptian president Anwar Sadat in 1981. Given his terrorist connections, Rahman's entry into the U.S. was something of a mystery. Rumors swirled that his efforts to obtain a visa were assisted by the CIA. Rahman became the imam of the al-Farooq mosque where Rashid worshiped. An extreme fundamentalist trained in Saudi Arabia and at Egypt's Al-Azhar University, Rahman proved immediately divisive in the community, preaching against Western governments and ostracizing Brooklyn Muslims who sold unclean goods (like pork and porn) to corrupt infidel New Yorkers. Rahman seized control of the Alkifah Center in 1991, when its previous leader was brutally assassinated. Officially, the murder remains unsolved, but it's widely believed that Shalabi was killed on orders from Rahman, who took control of the center's considerable finances and overseas connections. Dr. Rashid was close to Rahman, and they traveled together to speak at Islamic conferences in such locations as Detroit, Chicago and Oklahoma City. When he wasn't busy preaching, Rashid was preparing for the future. Starting in 1989, Rashid and other radical Islamist began a rigorous program of jihad training, purportedly for volunteers in Afghanistan and Bosnia (where a new jihad was in its early stages). Rashid and other Brooklyn Muslims trained in firearms use at a rifle range in New Jersey, and in guerrilla techniques at a rural camp in central Pennsylvania. The FBI monitored this activity but did nothing about it. It's likely that some of the trainees were already formally part of a terrorist sleeper cell by the time Rahman arrived on the scene, but the "blind Sheikh" galvanized their activities into formal operations. One of the men who trained with Rashid was El Sayyid Nosair, a volunteer at the Alkifah center. Nosair had emigrated to the U.S. from Egypt in the mid-1980s, along with several other terrorist sleeper agents linked to Zawahiri. The first operation carried out by the cell was the assassination of right-wing rabbi Meir Kahane by Nosair. Kahane was an outspoken advocate of deporting all Palestinians out of Israel and he called for the institution of a Jewish theocracy.  Unbelievably, despite an excessive amount of shooting and a room full of witnesses, Nosair was acquitted of the murder and received a relatively short sentence for a federal firearms violation. It later emerged that Dr. Rashid was originally supposed to be Nosair's getaway driver, but he refused to appear on the scene, citing the fact that the FBI had him under close surveillance. Later, Rashid reportedly berated himself for not taking the job, considering that Nosair nearly escaped even without assistance. A driver would likely have made the difference. Although Nosair had been caught, it had little impact on the Brooklyn cell's operations. The FBI had seized cartons of documents from his apartment, but never bothered to translate them from the original Arabic. Had they done so, they would have found clues to proposed terror plots all around the city. They would also have found a document referring to a previously unknown terror organization called "The Base," or in Arabic, al Qaeda. As the Afghanistan jihad wound down at the end of the 1980s, Alkifah had begun to do more and more business on behalf of al Qaeda, and its wealthy Saudi leader, Osama bin Laden. By the time Dr. Rashid made arrangements to go to Pakistan, al Qaeda was well on its way to becoming the dominant force at the center. Several of the Alkifah Center's "volunteers" were tied to bin Laden and al Qaeda (including Wadih El-Hage, bin Laden's personal secretary, and Ali Mohammed, bin Laden's chief of security), but the U.S. government didn't even know the terror network's name. If they had bothered to translate Nosair's material, and follow up on the leads contained within, they might have been prepared for Ramzi Yousef's arrival in Brooklyn in late 1992. Yousef had been summoned to New York from Pakistan by the blind sheikh. Yousef's work in New York was paid for in part by his uncle, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, and in part by bin Laden. On his arrival in the States, Yousef joined forces with a cabal of Alkifah-linked terorrists, including Mahmud Abouhalima, another associate of Dr. Rashid's. Dr. Rashid himself was only tangentially connected to Yousef's reason for being in New York, a plot to bomb the World Trade Center. But Rashid was not idle during this time. After coming back from Afghanistan, Dr. Rashid's career had proceeded on two fronts, neither of which had anything to do with medicine. First, he had established himself as a go-to guy for guns and other jihad supplies, such as explosives and detonators. He paid for weapons from gun shows, local stores and freelance sellers. In addition to his clients providing "security" services at Brooklyn mosques and Alkifah, Rashid made deals with al-Faruq, a clannish group of black separatist Muslims with heavily armed rural compounds around the country. Rashid's other business was international. Toward the end of 1992, while Yousef was busy building a truck bomb that would kill six and injure a thousand at the WTC, Dr. Rashid was doing business on behalf of the Saudis. In December 1992, Rashid went to the Saudi Embassy in Washington, D.C., where he met with high ranking Saudi government officials. The Saudis had several tasks for the Afghan veteran. Rashid met with a U.S. Marine sergeant who gave him a list of servicemen who were about to rotate out of active duty. Rashid was ordered to recruit terrorists and trainers from the list, some of whom were slated to fight in Bosnia, where al Qaeda was trying to jumpstart a revolution. At one point, Rashid claimed he had thousands of names in his recruitment list, many of which appear to have been collected by the Saudi government during the Gulf War. The Saudis had other jobs for Rashid as well. Early in 1993, while Yousef was blowing up the World Trade Center, Rashid was traveling to Europe where he would ferry large amounts of cash back to the U.S. from wealthy Saudi donors who were trying to protect their identities. Some of the money went to fund terrorist training and operations on U.S. soil, some of it was earmarked for Bosnia. In May, Rashid traveled to Saudi Arabia in person, then to the Philippines, where he attended a symposium sponsored by the Islamic Da'wa Council of the Philippines, a charitable organization that Philippines authorities say was linked to bin Laden's brother-in-law, Mohammed Jamal Khalifa, a Saudi businessman who is alleged to have acted as a top al Qaeda financier. While in the Philippines, Rashid learned about terrorist training camps in the south of the country. When he came back to the U.S., he told his friends that he was planning to move to the Philippines and take part in jihad there. Some of them asked to join him. Before they left, however, there was one more job to do in the United States. In the wake of the World Trade Center bombing in February 1993, several members of the Brooklyn sleeper cell had been arrested or forced to flee the country. The remaining terrorists were determined to follow up on Yousef's opening salvo. The plot was ambitious. The cell wanted to create a "Day of Terror," with a series of near-simultaneous bombings across New York City. At various stages, the plot looked at tunnels, federal buildings, courthouses and the United Nations as targets. The final list was narrowed down to five, including the U.N., the Holland Tunnel, the Lincoln Tunnel, the George Washington Bridge and the Manhattan Federal Building, which housed the FBI's New York offices. It would be a highly synchronized attack, a style now considered an al Qaeda trademark. The remaining cell members included Siddig Ali, Ibrahim El-Gabrowny, Tarig Elhassen, Mohammed Saleh, and dozens of others associated with the Brooklyn mosque. Only a dozen men were prosecuted for the plot, but a list of unindicted co-conspirators included 172 more names, including Osama bin Laden, Mohammed Jamal Khalifa, and the diplomatic attache from the Sudan (where bin Laden lived). Dr. Rashid's job was to obtain supplies for the plot, including weapons, explosives and detonators. Although hundreds of pages of testimony cited dozens of discussions by the conspirators regarding Rashid's quest to find detonators and other materials for the bomb, it was never clear what material he actually provided to the plotters, if any. Rashid was also believed to have provided some expertise in bomb-building, but the plotters were also supplied with a variety of instruction manuals on the subject, some of which had been purchased at U.S. gun shows. Several members of the cell assembled in a storage locker in New Jersey to start building the bombs, which used components such as homemade nitroglycerin, ammonium nitrate and fuel oil. The bombs would be delivered in stolen cars and trucks. Several of the New York operatives rented a storage space in Queens to prepare their bomb. But for all their preparation, they had failed to obtain one crucial piece of information -– the fact that one of their co-conspirators was actually an FBI informant. The storage space had been wired for sound and video, and the informant had been secretly taping the plotters for months. At 2 a.m. on June 24, 1993, five of the plotters were arrested as they mixed fertilizer and fuel oil for their bombs. Dr. Rashid was not on the scene, but he was arrested early the next morning, outside his apartment. As a problem in prosecution, the plot was a slam dunk. Thanks to the informant, the FBI had hours and hours of tape, phone taps and physical evidence. During the 1995 trial, in which all the defendents were prosecuted together, Rashid's attorney repeatedly characterized the evidence against his client as "bullshit." The hours of incriminating conversation featuring his client were just "bullshit sessions." (The word "shit" was used in some variation more than 40 times during the trial.) The trial was not without its complications. On April 19, 1995, Gulf War veteran Timothy McVeigh blew up the Alfred E. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. The truck bomb was very similar to the ones planned for the Landmarks plot, the target was very similar, the New York suspects had traveled to Oklahoma City and to Michigan, where McVeigh and co-conspirator Terry Nichols had lived, and Dr. Rashid had traveled to the Philippines, where Nichols and Ramzi Yousef had both spent several months in 1994. Both Nichols and McVeigh had sold weapons at gun shows across the U.S., and the New York suspects had bought weapons at similar shows. Faced with all this, the court had to make a decision –- complicate an already complicated case by declaring a mistrial and waiting for possible new evidence, which might not ever surface, or continue as if nothing had happened. After several days of lesser instructions, the judge announced to the jury on April 24: "I think we already know enough about that matter to be able to say that that bombing not only had absolutely nothing to do legally with this case, but also in fact cannot possibly be connected in any way with any defendant in this case." It was an extraordinary statement, considering that FBI agents were at that moment traipsing around the Philippines interrogating Nichols' associates about his possible connections to Islamic extremists. There were other possibilities as well. Although it wasn't widely known at the time, Islamic evangelists working for the Saudi government had collected the names of thousands of U.S. servicemen during the Gulf War, with the goal of converting them to Islam, as reported by the Washington Post. Most of the names were collected in Riyadh, where Timothy McVeigh had briefly been stationed. The Saudi official in charge of the program distributed the names to U.S. operatives who followed up with the soldiers. The official who ran the Riyadh program was the same Saudi cleric who provided Dr. Rashid with a list of former servicemen to recruit as terrorist trainers. Regardless of these bits of trivia, the trial went on and the U.S. government never produced evidence of a link between the two cases (whether or not such evidence existed). Based on hours of surveillance tapes, copious physical evidence and weeks of testimony by government informants, the jury returned a round of guilty verdicts in October 1995. Dr. Rashid, under his birth name of Clement Rodney Hampton-El, was sentenced to 35 years in prison, better than some of the defendants but worse than others. Today, at age 66, Dr. Rashid has traded his ninja superhero costume for a prison jumpsuit. Rashid's sentence expires in 2023; he could conceivably live long enough to see daylight again. He lives out his days in a tiny, restricted cell in Colorado's Supermax prison, one of the most secure federal facilities in the country, alongside such notorious criminals such as Ramzi Yousef, the Unabomber, Terry Nichols and Woody Harrelson's dad (pictured at right). Which means he's keeping company with a September 11 conspirator, an Oklahoma City conspirator and an alleged Kennedy Assassinations conspirator. Woody Harrelson's dad was one of JFK's assassins? Even in prison, Dr. Rashid keeps some strange company... |


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Easy interface between Controller and View (Form).
◆ AddStatistics()
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Deletes item selected in current box.
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Implemented in SpcTimer.DashboardForm.
◆ GoToLastStatistics()
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Changes color of form background
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Implemented in SpcTimer.DashboardForm.
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Changes color of a clock
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Implemented in SpcTimer.DashboardForm.
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Links controller with the view.
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Average solve time for current cube type.
◆ BestValue
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Best solve time for current cube type.
◆ Bo12Value
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Best of 12 (best and worst results are discarded) average. If there are less then 12 solves it doesn't apply.
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Best of 5 (best and worst results are discarded) average. If there are less then 5 solves it doesn't apply.
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Current time of inspection/solving in HOURS:MINUTES:SECONDS:CENTISECONDS(1/100th of a second) format.
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String representation of a current scramble.
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Worst solve time for current cube type.


Network - Sync Settings
Overview
From this interface you can sync settings between several TradeX installations. This can be extremely useful for sharing your blacklist, skim schemes, country settings, and more between
many TradeX installations.
Settings to Sync
This is where you will select the settings that you want to sync with your other TradeX sites. Simply click on any of the settings to include them in the sync. The settings displayed in blue will
be synced, while the settings in grey will not be synced.
The available settings that you can sync are:
Trades to Sync
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Trades - Select this to sync the trade accounts. If the account does not exist on the remote site, it will be created. If it does exist on the remote site, it will be updated with the settings from this site.
Skim Schemes - Select this to sync your skim schemes. If the skim scheme does not exist on the remote site, it will be created. If it does exist on the remote site, it will be updated with the settings from this site.
Groups - Select this to sync your groups. The groups from this site will overwrite the groups on the remote site
Categories - Select this to sync your categories. The categories from this site will overwrite the categories on the remote site
Blacklist - Select this to sync your blacklist. The blacklist from this site will overwrite the blacklist on the remote site
Countries - Select this to sync your country qualty settings and weights. This will overwrite the country quality settings and weights on the remote site
Search Engines - Select this to sync your search engines. The search engines from this site will overwrite the search engines on the remote site
Trade Rules - Select this to sync your trade rules. The trade rules from this site will overwrite the trade rules on the remote site
Network Sites - Select this to sync the network sites. If the network site does not exist on the remote site, it will be created. If it does exist on the remote site, it will be updated with the settings from this site.
This is where you will select the trades that you want to sync to your network sites. Simply click on any of the trades to include them in the sync. The trades displayed in blue will be synced, while the trades in grey will not be synced. You can also select trades by category by putting checks in the checkboxes next to the categories of the trades that you want to sync.
This is where you will select the sites that you want to sync with. Simply click on any of the sites to include them in the sync. The sites displayed in blue will
be synced, while the sites in grey will not be synced. You can also select sites by category or owner by putting checks in the checkboxes next to the categories and/or owners
of sites that you want to sync.
Starting the Sync
To start the syncing process, click on the sync icon in the toolbar:
If there were errors, you will still be able to see this section after syncing has completed so you can review the results to see which site(s) had problems and what they were.
If there were errors, you will still be able to see this section after syncing has completed so you can review the results to see which site(s) had problems and what they were.


§653-3 Exemptions; pensions. No pension to which any person is entitled from the State, or any municipal subdivision thereof, shall be subject to taxes nor to garnishment, attachment, or execution upon or in any suit, action, or proceeding at law instituted by any person or by the State or by any municipal subdivision thereof. [L 1921, c 66, §1; RL 1925, §2846; RL 1935, §4291; RL 1945, §10323; RL 1955, §238-3; HRS §653-3]
Cross References
Garnishment proceedings against the retirement system, see §88-92.


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- Queen Lenna's resident Blue Mage, he can't do much
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- Linaly's sea monster friend who appears once or
twice.
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- Lenna, Queen Show
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- A direct descendant of her illustrious forbear, Queen
Lenna looks and sounds like the inspiration for Queen
Amidala of Star Wars fame - she even has the hair right.
Her only job is to look pure and thoughtful while the good
guys fight the bad guys. Hassan is her right hand man. (See
also Character:FF5)
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- A young, blue-haired girl, Linaly is a direct
descendant of Bartz.
Although a very naive and wide-eyed youth, she nevertheless
has as much bravery as her companion Prettz. This is either
offset or enhanced (I haven't decided which) by the fact
that her skirt is of negligble length, a fact which is
taken advantage of when the Crystal of Wind decides to use
her body as a summer home. She's a novice Summoner, but
can't do anything besides Chocobos.
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- An energetic young man who follows in the
mechanical-engineering footsteps of his grandfather Cid. He
helps Mid remember what his purpose is, and he serves as
his grandpa's foil. He's almost as smart when it comes to
machines, too. Mid returns in the anime as a spirit - after
Ra Devil needlessly killed him while stealing Cid's brain,
Mid hides away in the Wind Crystal until he should become
useful, which is during the scope of the anime. He sounds
like he's on helium and is a lot smaller than he should be.
He's also lost his glasses somewhere. Being a ghost, he
can't do much but give advice and banter angrily with
Prettz.
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- Prettz is an absolute numbskull. His instant and only
reaction to anything which bothers him is humorous
aggression; aided by his constant companions - a samurai
sword and spiked bombs which pull a strawberry before
blowing up - it allows for some almost dangerous moments.
He has a fixation for Linaly, of course without admitting
it. However, his daredevil foolhardiness gets him and his
friends out of several jams which normal people would
blanch at even contemplating. He also rides a motorbike to
help him get around.
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- Ra Devil Show
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- The most illogical and brainless villain since Chaos,
Ra Devil's motives, origins, and plans are completely
unknown. He looks like a half-robot, half-skeleton, with
one red eye. He steals Cid's brain away in hopes of finding
the secrets of the four Crystals; when he finally does, 200
years later, he collects them all and transforms into
Deathgyunos, who's basically just a lot bigger than Ra
Devil. However, apparently even that form can't stand a few
laser beams, chocobos, and a good samurai sword swipe.
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- Rouge Show
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- A scantily-clad kleptomaniac, Rouge heads a band of
leather-clad pirates (funnily, she's the only skinny one),
riding around in a pink monstrosity of an airship and
accosting travelers. Fueled by an urge to own anything
shiny, she even holds the new legendary heroes captive
while she tries to coax the Wind Crystal out of them.
Eventually Queen Lenna pays her off and she cooperates with
the good guys - for a while. Although at first ignoring
Valkas's inept advances, she eventually falls for him as
well.
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- Valkas Show
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- A bumbling general of the Tycoon air force, Valkas
leads the Iron Wing airship. His tendency to get worked up
about absolutely everything makes for some very awkward
moments, especially when he suddenly finds himself in love
with Rouge, who happens to be his captor at the time.
Fairly agressive (made worse by the fact that he's almost a
giant), he's nevertheless fiercely loyal to Queen Lenna and
eventually works for the greater good. He wears what looks
like jeweler's lenses done in black and his uniform is way
too tight.
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In last post I wrote about implementation of generics, and the difference between list and an array. Today we will take closer look at Collections. This is more general subject, mentioned earlier generics are part of System.Collection class.
Collections are used to group objects and simplify the process off adding, removing and manipulating data. Collections are a very good alternative of arrays. To see the difference we need to look at the arrays first. Let’s take an example, this array is storing object of simple class called Student.
Here is our Student Class
public class Student { public int ID { get; set; } public string Name { get; set; } public string Grade { get; set;} }
now we create few instances, like this one
Student student1 = new Student() { ID = 123, Name = "John", Grade = "A" };
We will use those data for other examples as well.
Array of objects will look like this
Student[] arrayOfStudents = new Student[3]; arrayOfStudents[0] = student1; arrayOfStudents[1] = student2; arrayOfStudents[2] = student3;
now let’s say that we want to ad another student to our class. can we just write
arrayOfStudents[3] = student4;
Answer is, No. Writing this we will not have any syntax errors, but our program will crash. Adding new items is just one example of how not flexible arrays are. Imagine you have to remove item and than shift all indexes. Here’s where collections really shine.
Array List
What is an ArrayList? In post about generics we analysed collection List<>. So what’s the difference between generic List<> and ArrayList?
ArrayList is part of System.Collections namespace, while List<> is inherent from System.Collections.Generics. ArrayList was part of earliest version of .NET, and it can store objects of different type like string and integer together.
ArrayList newlist = new ArrayList(); newlist.Add(10); newlist.Add(36); newlist.Add("John");
This can cause many problems for example while we iterating through our array and we want to compare the value with a number.
That’s why with Generic List<> we have declared type of the stored variables while we crating our list.
Basic Collections methods
Lets go back to previous example. This time lets use ArrayList insted
ArrayList listOfStudents = new ArrayList(); listOfStudents.Add(student1); listOfStudents.Add(student2); listOfStudents.Add(student3);
now we can simply add new students, by using Add method
listOfStudents.Add(student4);
in similar way we can remove the object, by using Remove()
listOfStudents.Remove(student3);
Those are just simplest and most basic methods. List of full documentation you can find here .
One more interesting feature. You can convert Array into ArrayList, and reverse. To convert ListArray into array just use, in this example:
ArrayList newListOfStudents = new ArrayList(arrayOfStudents);
//Print data to make sure it works properly
Console.WriteLine(newListOfStudents.IndexOf(student3));
In next part we will analyse other types of collections like Hash Tables, Binary Trees or Stacks. And we will see how to use properties of keys. Stay Awesome!


If the baby is not breathing, continue ventilation and call for help. Ask the birth companion to call another skilled person, if available, and help the mother.
Check that ventilation breaths produce movement of the chest as if the baby were breathing normally. Take steps to improve ventilation if the chest is not moving.

- Open the baby’s mouth slightly before
Bag:
- Squeeze the bag harder to give a larger breath
An air leak under the mask and incorrect position of the head are common reasons for poor chest movement. If you still do not see gentle movement of the chest, try to find the problem and repeat the necessary steps to improve ventilation. Recheck the function of the ventilation bag. Replace it if another bag is available.
Cut the cord if not already done.


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Lecture
XAM101 - Getting Started with Xamarin.
Objectives
- Choose your Xamarin development approach
- Install Xamarin
Exercises
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Validate your development environmentExercise
In this exercise, you will build and run an existing application that targets both iOS and Android. This will allow you to test your development environment during class, and get help from the instructor if necessary.
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This class defines video for the robot.
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#include <Video.h>
This class defines video for the robot.
- Author
- FRC Team #7464 - ORION
Definition at line 54 of file Video.h.
◆ CAMERA_DIRECTION
An enumeration of camera directions
| Enumerator |
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| FRONT | The front camera (with the intake)
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| BACK | The back camera (with the shooter)
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Definition at line 59 of file Video.h.
◆ Video()
◆ InitializeSwitchedCameraServer()
| cs::VideoSink Video::InitializeSwitchedCameraServer |
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Initializes a Switched Camera Server for streaming.
NOTE: Use cs::VideoSink::SetSource(VideoSource source) to select the source of the server.
- Parameters
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| ServerName | The name of the camera server to be shown on the SmartDashboard. |
Definition at line 123 of file Video.cpp.
◆ InitializeUSBCamera()
| cs::UsbCamera Video::InitializeUSBCamera |
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CameraName, |
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Initializes a USB Camera for streaming.
- Parameters
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| CameraName | The name of the camera to be shown on the SmartDashboard. |
| CameraDeviceNum | The device number of the camera. |
Definition at line 108 of file Video.cpp.
◆ setCameraDirection()
Code to set the direction the camera server outputs
- Parameters
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| camera_direction | The direction |
Definition at line 78 of file Video.cpp.
◆ m_backCamera
| cs::UsbCamera Video::m_backCamera |
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private |
The back camera
Definition at line 89 of file Video.h.
◆ m_cameraSelection
| nt::NetworkTableEntry Video::m_cameraSelection |
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private |
The camera selection
Definition at line 92 of file Video.h.
◆ m_cameraServer
| cs::VideoSink Video::m_cameraServer |
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private |
The camera server
Definition at line 95 of file Video.h.
◆ m_frontCamera
| cs::UsbCamera Video::m_frontCamera |
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private |
The front camera
Definition at line 86 of file Video.h.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- C:/ORION2023/NewRobotCode/src/main/include/Vision/Video.h
- C:/ORION2023/NewRobotCode/src/main/cpp/Vision/Video.cpp


Windows XP Service Pack 2: A Developer's View
Here. While it's not Longhorn specific, certainly the changes made to security for users and application developers in WinXP SP2 are going to impact those same decisions made in Longhorn. Prepare yourself now!


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