A charting library is only as strong as the no.of Charts it supports and we currently support 12 with definite expansion plans on this front.
The first parameter of uv.chart is Charttype which defines the type of chart rendered by uvCharts. You'll have to pass in a chart type string as mentioned in the table below based on which type of chart you prefer to see your data in.
| Chart Type | Key String |
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| Bar Chart | 'Bar' |
| Line Chart | 'Line' |
| Area Chart | 'Area' |
| Stacked Bar Chart | 'StackedBar' |
| Stacked Area Chart | 'StackedArea' |
| Pie Chart | 'Pie' |
| Percent Bar Chart | 'PercentBar' |
| Percent Area Chart | 'PercentArea' |
| Donut Chart | 'Donut' |
| Step Up Bar Chart | 'StepUpBar' |
| Polar Area Chart | 'PolarArea' |
| Waterfall Chart | 'Waterfall' |
var graphdef = { categories : [], dataset : {} }
Categories is an array of strings, each representing a series of data. Categories not only defines which series of data among the dataset is rendered in the final chart but also the order in which it is rendered.
A single element category array will define a single series chart whereas any number more than that will lead to a multiseries chart except in the case of Pie, Donut, Polar Area in which only the first Category will be rendered in the final chart.
var graphdef = { categories : ['uvCharts', 'Matisse', 'SocialByWay'], dataset : {} }
Dataset is the details of the data corresponding to each series mentioned in the categories array. There can be data for other series too, those are simply ignored by the uvCharts library.
A dataset per category is an array of Objects. Each object containing 2 key-value pairs: name, the label corresponding to that data element and value, the measure itself.
var graphdef = { categories : ['uvCharts', 'Matisse', 'SocialByWay'], dataset : { 'uvCharts' : [ { name : '2008', value: 15}, { name : '2009', value: 28}, { name : '2010', value: 42}, { name : '2011', value: 88}, { name : '2012', value: 100}, { name : '2013', value: 143} ], 'Matisse' : [ { name : '2008', value: 15}, { name : '2009', value: 28}, { name : '2010', value: 42}, { name : '2011', value: 88}, { name : '2012', value: 100}, { name : '2013', value: 143} ], 'SocialByWay' : [ { name : '2008', value: 15}, { name : '2009', value: 28}, { name : '2010', value: 42}, { name : '2011', value: 88}, { name : '2012', value: 100}, { name : '2013', value: 143} ] } }
The third parameter, Configuration, is optional yet an important parameter because inside it lies the entire ability to customise the chart from the colors used to the font size, styles, padding and more.
Configuration is a plain JavaScript object with group-like sub-objects which segregate the various configurable properties.
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var config = { groupname1 : { property1 : value1, property2 : value2, property3 : value3 }, groupname2 : { property4 : value4, property5 : value5 } }


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| GUAC_STATUS_PROTOCOL_ERROR | A violation of the Guacamole protocol occurred.
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| GUAC_STATUS_NOT_FOUND | The operation could not be performed because the requested resources do not exist.
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| GUAC_STATUS_CANCELED | The operation was canceled prior to completion.
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| GUAC_STATUS_OUT_OF_RANGE | The operation could not be performed because input values are outside the allowed range.
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| GUAC_STATUS_REFUSED | The operation could not be performed because access to an underlying resource is explicitly not allowed, though not necessarily due to permissions.
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Daily trading volume in currency exchange markets often exceeds $1 trillion. With the advent of new crypto-currencies, your knowledge of algorithms, and a good pair of sound-canceling headphones, you're convinced that there could be some profitable arbitrage opportunities to exploit.
Sometimes, these currency pairs drift in a way that creates arbitrage loops where you can convert through a certain sequence of currencies to return a profit in your base currency. This is referred to as an arbitrage loop. For example, you could do the following trades with $100 US and the exchange data below:
| TO | |||||
| USD | EUR | JPY | BTC | ||
| USD | - | 0.7779 | 102.4590 | 0.0083 | |
| FROM | EUR | 1.2851 | - | 131.7110 | 0.01125 |
| JPY | 0.0098 | 0.0075 | - | 0.0000811 | |
| BTC | 115.65 | 88.8499 | 12325.44 | - |
In this puzzle you'll be working in a market where prices are independent of supply and demand. Also, the currency exchange broker is a close friend of ours, so all trading costs are waived.
Your job is to write a program that efficiently finds the best arbitrage opportunities.
To access real-time exchange rates, use our API:
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Output will look like the JSON below, where USD_JPY
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{ USD_JPY: "95.7422091", USD_USD: "1.0000000", JPY_EUR: "0.0080872", BTC_USD: "105.5641218", ... }
These are not real actual market prices; we've set them algorithmically. They change every second and contain both a periodic and noise component to them. You only have to pull the data once per run of your algorithm.
Given these exchange rates and the promise of riches, write a program (in any language of your choice) that discovers arbitrage opportunities. You can use any technique you'd like, but we like solutions that would scale with larger sets of currencies.
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Emmerdale fans predict Nate Robinson and Charity Dingle will sleep together
Charity is newly single
by Charlotte RodriguesFans of Emmerdale have predicted Nate Robinson and Charity Dingle will sleep together.
Viewers know Nate hasn't been in the villagers' good books since it was exposed he was having an affair with Cain Dingle's wife Moira.
But in a twist it was revealed that Nate is Cain Dingle's long-lost son.
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Although Nate had the affair to ruin Cain's life as he believed he rejected him before he was born, Cain's mother Faith revealed Cain had no idea about his son.
Since finding out Cain didn't know about his existence, Nate has tried to make amends with his family.
But in Tuesday night's episode (November 12 2019), Nate became Charity's hero when he managed to bring her son Moses home.
Moses had been kidnapped after getting caught up in Cain and Aaron's car theft and war with Sean.
Despite Cain and Aaron trying to get the little boy back, they had no luck and returned home without him.
Read More: Emmerdale fans slam Jimmy's child abuse storyline as totally unbelievable
But Charity was relieved when Nate came back to the house with Moses and she branded Nate a "hero".
She also told Nate he would get free drinks in The Woolpack for life.
Viewers think Charity and Nate will end up sleeping together.
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Sask. First Nation leader says 5 teens from community in hospital after suicide attempts
by Jonathan Charlton, Web JournalistSASKATOON -- As a funeral was held Monday on Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation for a 10-year-old girl who died by suicide last week, five teens were in hospital being treated for their own suicide attempts.
"It's a shock. Me, I'm just trying to remain focused," band manager Barry Chalifoux told CTV News.
The 10-year-old's suicide was the third suicide this month. Last week a father in his early 40s died, and earlier this month a 14-year-old died by suicide.
Leaders in the community, located in northwest Saskatchewan, declared a state of crisis Thursday.
Chalifoux said the five attempts all happened over the weekend.
"I'm trying to get our local team to do what they need to do what they need to do but the support isn't there, not yet. Not as promised, anyways."
The province has seconded four crisis workers to the First Nation from various hospitals, he said.
A few from Meadow Lake Tribal Council have also come on a temporary basis, he said.
'Little warnings'
"We ran our workers pretty thin this weekend," band councillor Dean Mitsuing said.
The community opened up its public buildings to hold meetings over the weekend, he said.
"Everybody is stepping up, everybody is volunteering their time."
Community members are also seeing "a lot of little warnings" from kids, Mitsuing said, often in the form of concerning social media posts.
"Our team has been running around the clock 24 hours, they've been doing home visits and talking with these children."
The community also held a sucide awareness walk on Sunday, with 50 to 60 people taking part, Mitsuing said.
"Everybody is telling their loved ones that they love them."
Mitsuing said he spent the weekend with his nine-year-old daughter by his side.
"You know, I felt good knowing she was safe and had me with her."
Raised in legislature
The state of crisis declared in Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation was raised in Saskatchewan's legislature Monday.
Minister of Rural and Remote Health Warren Kaeding said that the Saskatchewan Health Authority has offered to provide mental health and addictions staff trained in suicide risk assessment to help in the community.
“We’ve also had offers from the Ministry of Social Services. They’ve been in contact with the Meadow Lake Tribal Council through their child and family services agency to get the support of community-based organizations in the area,” he said.
If you or someone you know is in crisis, here are some resources that are available. Crisis Services Canada (1-833-456-4566 or text 45645), Centre for Suicide Prevention (1-833-456-4566) or Kids Help Phone (1-800-668-6868) offer ways of getting help if you, or someone you know, may be suffering from mental health issues. If you need immediate assistance call 911 or go to the nearest hospital.


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In 2002 I was going through some very rough times personally, and having trouble sleeping. A friend of mine reccommended Melatonin, which he'd been using successfully for some time. I took one pill (I believe they were 3 mg each) at about 10:00 and within half an hour I had begun to feel the effects: A calm, relaxed, and heavy sensation of sleepiness that was so strong I was having trouble keeping my eyes open. This sense of calm definitely relieved a great deal of the personal stress I'd been carrying with me, and I was excited about the prospect of a good night's sleep.
Just before 11, I went to bed, and experienced what was probably the most intense dreaming of my life. The dreams (most of which I cannot remember) were extremely bizarre and twisted; not nightmares, necessarily, but involved such strange visions that I kept waking up, only to realize with dread that the melatonin was making me so tired, I would soon fall asleep again. I spent the greater part of the night in this abbreviated sleep cycle of drifting off, only to be startled awake by the strange dreams, and then unable to prevent myself from drifting again. The one dream I remember from this night involved a small girl with African skin tone and features, but her face and body were a mass of wrinkled skin, so deeply creased that it obscured any facial features-- except for a single large eye in the center of her forehead. Very bizarre.
It should probably be noted that during this time I was using alcohol, cannabis, mushrooms, and various dissociatives fairly heavily, although I hadn't ingested any other chemicals on the day in question.
Needless to say, this experience frightened me off of melatonin for a while, but a few years later I decided to try it again, in an attempt to induce intense dreams like those I'd had before. This time, nothing happened. I started by taking half a pill on the first occasion, then a whole pill on the second, two pills on the third, but none of these doses induced anything more than a mild tiredness and a long, refreshing sleep. Whether this is because my pills had gotten old, or if it just had to do with my improved psychological state, I don't know.
In any case, I thought I'd share this experience.
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The abbot Johannes, who lived in a place called Petra, told a story about the abbot Daniel the Egyptian. Namely, when the old man had climbed to the place called Terenouthis in order to sell his handiwork, a certain young man approached him and entreated him, saying: "For the sake of God I beg of you, father, that you come to my house and pray over my wife, for she is barren." Now the old man was won over by the plea of the young man, because he had charged him by the name of the Lord, and went away with him. And, after praying over the man's wife he returned and departed into his own cell.
And indeed, not long after that the woman conceived. When corrupt men who did not fear God considered this, they disparaged the old man, saying: "Indeed we know that the young man is impotent and didn't father the child, but the woman conceived by the abbot Daniel." Now this rumor reached as far as the old man. When he had heard this, he sent to the wife's husband, saying: "When your wife gives birth, notify me about it."
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There may be times in your development process where you might want to run your code locally just like you would run it in production. Most of us run different operating systems for development than where we run our production code. Docker makes it easy for you to spin up an enviroment that mimics your production enviroment locally.
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Thompson to say adieu next month
Popular lightweight Australian jockey is not taking up his one-year extension for next season
Popular lightweight jockey Ben Thompson has decided to return to Australia after the current Singapore racing season ends on Dec 8, citing personal reasons.
He has informed the Singapore Turf Club that he would not be taking up the extension of licence granted to him for the 2020 season.
He will see out the remaining five Kranji meetings. The last meeting features the Group 3 Colonial Chief Stakes over 1,600m.
Thompson will be flying back the day after Colonial Chief Stakes meeting to continue his riding career in Australia.
The likeable jockey described his decision as one of the toughest he has had to make.
"I've made the very tough decision to return home next year. I'm really thankful to the Singapore Turf Club for the opportunity to ride here this year and for renewing me next year. But, unfortunately, I had to leave for personal reasons," he said.
"It's been an amazing experience riding here. I came 12 months ago not really knowing what to expect, but I was lucky enough to get good support from a couple of trainers.
"I loved my time here. It was a really good decision to come over."
Thompson, 22, said there was no set plan in his home base of Victoria, other than working hard and re-establishing himself in the riding ranks there.
"I'll just head home and try to achieve the same success in Australia. I'll return to Melbourne where I have my usual supporters like Ciaron Maher, Troy Corstens and Robbie Griffiths," he said.
"More importantly, I hope to take away what I've learnt here. Singapore has assisted in myself maturing and developing as a person, and definitely made me a better rider.
"I've learned a lot from the different jockeys and the different horses here. It's also given me a chance to learn how to ride on Polytrack, which is so different from turf."
The son of greyhound champion trainer Jason Thompson will be remembered for landing his first Group win when he won the Group 2 EW Barker Trophy over 1,400m aboard the Cliff Brown-trained Mister Yeoh at a two-day visit last November.
The young Victorian came back for a full season this year and has done relatively well to sit in seventh place on the Singapore jockey's premiership on 27 winners from 406 rides.
He included two more feature wins to his resume with the Group 2 Stewards' Cup over 1,600m on What's New and the Group 3 Moonbeam Vase over 1,600m with Elite Excalibur.
Both were also trained by Brown.
"I can't split between the Barker and the Stewards' Cup for the highlight of my stay. They're both memorable for different reasons," said Thompson, whose tally is now close to 320 winners.
"Obviously, my first Group win on Mister Yeoh at my first visit here was a huge thrill. It was surreal, and my dad was here.
"But, for What's New in the Stewards' Cup, it was great to win a major feature race for Cliff, who has been one of my main supporters here.
"It's goodbye for now, but I'd be hoping to come back for feature meetings in the future and would also consider another long-term stay."


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Listen to Marilyn Manson’s Cover of the Doors’ ‘The End’
by Dave LiftonMarilyn Manson has released his own take on the Doors' controversial classic "The End." You can check out the video below; it was created by Zev Deans and based on a watercolor by Manson.
The track, which was produced by Shooter Jennings, is available for purchase as an mp3 at Amazon or as a limited-edition picture disc via Loma Vista Recordings that is expected to ship on March 5, 2020. All pre-orders will come with an immediate digital download of the song.
Manson and Jennings are working on a follow-up to 2017's Heaven Upside Down, according to Revolver. Back in July, Manson said he hoped to have it out by the end of the year, and was leaning towards Marilyn Manson as its title.
"I'm in a mode in life where I wanted to tell stories with this record," Manson said, "and it's sort of like a wax museum of my thoughts, a study of the chamber of horrors in my head. All the romance and hope you can have in the world, here in the End Times where it can be a different kind of apocalypse for each person listening to the record. I tried to paint it with words, and Shooter with sounds, so you can see and hear all of your longing, your passion and despair. That's sort of a dramatic explanation of it. [Laughs.] But it is full of drama. I wouldn't compare it to any of my other records, but you hear a bit of everything — it's like I've focused everything into one spot, finally.
Manson is set to be the opening act on Ozzy Osbourne's North American tour next year.  “I’m honored to do it again. This is one not to miss.”
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The best company to build a mobile app for your business
by The Tech LabMany South African companies are looking to build an Android and iOS app, but do not know where to start.
Fortunately, the answer is simple: contact Codehesion.
Codehesion is one of South Africa’s top mobile app development companies and makes it easy and affordable for you to build a mobile app.
The company has a long list of successful Android and iOS app projects under its belt – which range from corporate and commercial mobile apps to e-commerce and consumer-facing platforms.
One of the company’s biggest strengths is its ability to complete projects faster than its competitors while sticking to agreed budgets.
Codehesion CEO Hector Beyers said they are very proud of their 100% success rate, which shows the power of the company’s simple consultation and software-development process.
“Our processes allow us to move from a company showing an interest in our services to starting on the project within a week, which is unrivalled in South Africa,” said Beyers.
Beyers encouraged companies looking to build an Android or iOS app to contact Codehesion for a free consultation.
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While this post admittedly exists a tiny bit to ensure that I have posted something at least monthly, I also haven't yet had a time to write a post gushing about The Tallest Man on Earth, and he totally deserves the gushing.
So, go check out his Myspace page. You'll get past the Dylan comparison fairly quickly, and then you'll be rushing out to go get the fancy-pants limited edition vinyl album. Trust me, you'll be glad you did.


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Safe Haven
In response to the Afghan Refugee Crisis, Safe Haven is a digital volunteer
board application designed for high traffic bus shelters.
Solution
Together, my team constructed and ran surveys finding that while locals had seen the news about the crisis, they felt uninformed about the subsequent refugee displacement. Our surveys showed that young professionals (target audience) were open to helping but do not seek out ways to do so.
Attention is the scarcest human resource so I capitalized on that by placing touch-screen kiosks at bus stops where people are already waiting in a manner and location that is convenient to them.
Key Iterations
Knowing that young professionals have endless opportunities competing for their attention, I simplified the amount of information on the kiosk and designed a learn pathway along with the involvement board to (1) generate interest around semantic meaning and (2) call to action.Impact
Feedback from the stakeholder interviews, brainstorming workshops,
and user feedback on our designs led set the stage for my design which will be measured by:
- number of users engaging with the educational content
- number of users exploring volunteer opportunities
- changes in willingness and commitment before and after kiosk interaction
- amount and frequency of donations
- continued engagement beyond the initial interaction


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VAX is a web-based visual editor for creating blueprints consisting of nodes defined by your schema. Blueprints are then transformed to trees which are easy to interpret on any backend.
VAX is inspired by Unreal Engine 4 Blueprints.
You define your type system and necessary components.
Say you want to provide people with a simple algebraic expression builder.
{% highlight yml %} types: # [Any] is considered as super type Numeric: color: "#fff" components: Literal: attrs: V: Numeric out: O: Numeric Plus: in: A: Numeric B: Numeric out: O: Numeric {% endhighlight %}
Here you defined a type Numeric
and two components: Literal
— for providing numbers and Plus
— for adding two numbers.
Users visually create or modify blueprints, consisting of nodes which are then connected with wires. They can also define their own functions, which are built with known components.
You can try out this simple schema here.
You get a nested tree structure, that is easily encoded into something like JSON.
The blueprint above will be encoded into:
{% highlight json %} [ { "id": 8, "c": "Plus", "links": { "A": { "id": 2, "c": "Literal", "a": { "V": "2" }, "links": {}, "out": "O" }, "B": { "id": 5, "c": "Literal", "a": { "V": "2" }, "links": {}, "out": "O" } } } ] {% endhighlight %}
All you have to do is walk the tree and evaluate it!
This primitive javascript
code snippet will do the work:
{% highlight javascript %} function walk(node) { switch (node.c) { case 'Literal': return parseFloat(node.a.V); case 'Plus': return walk(node.links.A) + walk(node.links.B); default: throw new Error("Unsupported node component: " + node.component); } } walk(tree); {% endhighlight %}


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Pressing ESC should reset weapons/vehicles filter - Better Battlelog Forums #1871
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11. July 2012 12:57
Topicstarter
zick4
Furthermore filter shoud has button "x" while pressing new characters.
11. July 2012 14:22
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Is under consideration but delete of all chars has the same effect.


tracetcp vs tracert
Many sites block ICMP pings, which makes the use of the traditional route tracing tools difficult, as can be seen by the following trace, which uses the standard Windows tracert utility:
$ tracert www.ebay.co.uk
Tracing route to www.ebay.co.uk [<IP_ADDRESS>]
over a maximum of 30 hops:
1 1 ms 1 ms 1 ms wintermute [<IP_ADDRESS>]
2 10 ms 9 ms 9 ms <IP_ADDRESS>
3 10 ms 9 ms 10 ms gsr01-so.blueyonder.co.uk [<IP_ADDRESS>]
4 9 ms 9 ms 10 ms <IP_ADDRESS>
5 13 ms 13 ms 13 ms <IP_ADDRESS>
6 13 ms 13 ms 14 ms tele2-witt-pos.telewest.net [<IP_ADDRESS>]
7 14 ms 13 ms 14 ms zcr1-so-5-0-0.Londonlnt.cw.net [<IP_ADDRESS>]
8 168 ms 164 ms 162 ms dcr2-loopback.SantaClara.cw.net [<IP_ADDRESS>]
9 165 ms 164 ms 163 ms bhr1-pos-0-0.SantaClarasc8.cw.net [<IP_ADDRESS>]
10 164 ms 163 ms 165 ms csr1-ve243.SantaClarasc8.cw.net [<IP_ADDRESS>]
11 * * * Request timed out.
12 * * * Request timed out.
13 .... continues until maximum number of hops reached.
|
Looking at the above trace it is impossible to determine if an intermediate router (at hop 11) has failed or the probes are being blocked.
By using tracetcp we are able to probe all the way to the host machine. Note, however some routers do not report time-to-live exceeded messages as can be by hop #14. From this trace we can see that our packets are reaching the host machine and that it is accepting connections on the specified port (in this case 80).
$ tracetcp www.ebay.co.uk
Tracing route to <IP_ADDRESS> [www.ebay.co.uk] on port 80
Over a maximum of 30 hops.
1 1 ms 1 ms 2 ms <IP_ADDRESS> [wintermute]
2 10 ms 9 ms 11 ms <IP_ADDRESS>
3 10 ms 11 ms 8 ms <IP_ADDRESS> [gsr01-so.blueyonder.co.uk]
4 10 ms 9 ms 10 ms <IP_ADDRESS>
5 14 ms 13 ms 14 ms <IP_ADDRESS>
6 12 ms 13 ms 14 ms <IP_ADDRESS> [tele2-witt-pos.telewest.net]
7 12 ms 12 ms 14 ms <IP_ADDRESS> [zcr1-so-5-0-0.Londonlnt.cw.net]
8 182 ms 164 ms 164 ms <IP_ADDRESS> [dcr2-loopback.SantaClara.cw.net]
9 163 ms 163 ms 164 ms <IP_ADDRESS> [bhr1-pos-0-0.SantaClarasc8.cw.net]
10 165 ms 165 ms 167 ms <IP_ADDRESS> [csr1-ve243.SantaClarasc8.cw.net]
11 165 ms 165 ms 164 ms <IP_ADDRESS>
12 168 ms 169 ms 169 ms <IP_ADDRESS>
13 166 ms 169 ms 171 ms <IP_ADDRESS>
14 * * * Request timed out.
15 Destination Reached in 170 ms. Connection established to <IP_ADDRESS>
Trace Complete.
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Algeria youth leader charged with undermining national unity: lawyer
Algiers: The secretary general of a youth movement at the forefront of protests in Algeria has been charged with undermining national unity, his lawyer said on Sunday.
Fouad Ouicher of the Youth Action Rally was charged alongside Saida Deffeur, one of the organisation's activists, said lawyer Seddik Mouhous.
Huge demonstrations started in February against longtime president Abdelaziz Bouteflika, forcing him to resign in April, but weekly rallies have continued against a system many view as illegitimate.
Alongside undermining national unity, the two are also charged with taking part in rallies without authorisation, on the basis of images recorded on their mobile phones and circulated on social media, added Mouhous.
They were arrested on Friday after a protest against presidential elections next month and appeared in court on Sunday, he said.
The defence team boycotted the hearing, in line with a decision by lawyers representing others detained during Algeria's months-long protests.
Protesters see the presidential election planned for December 12 as a sham, since all five candidates approved to run have links to Bouteflika.
Two of the candidates -- Ali Benflis and Abdelmadjid Tebboune -- served as prime ministers under the former head of state.
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Protesters tear-gassed in Bogota as Duque starts 'national conversation'
Security forces tear-gassed protesters who filled the streets of Bogota on Saturday for a third straight day, as President Ivan Duque announced the start of a "national conversation" to assuage popular anger.
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As internet restored, online Iran protest videos show chaos
Machine gun fire answers rock-throwing protesters. Motorcycle-riding Revolutionary Guard volunteers chase after demonstrators. Plainclothes security forces grab, beat and drag a man off the street to an uncertain fate.
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Anti-government protests sweep oil-rich southern Iraq
Anti-government protests swept Iraq’s oil-rich south on Sunday as demonstrators burned tires and blocked main arteries, outraged by rampant government corruption, poor services and scarcity of jobs.
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Thousands in Brussels protest violence against women
Around 10,000 people took part in a protest march in Brussels on Sunday calling for an end to violence against women, police said, a day after similar demonstrations in France and Italy.
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Security forces kill two protesters near Iraq's key Umm Qasr port in south: Sources
Iraqi security forces killed at least two people and wounded over 70 by using live fire to disperse protests near the key Gulf port of Umm Qasr near Basra, police and medical sources said.
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Algerian protesters attack 'garbage' presidential campaign
Algeria's five presidential candidates on Sunday launched their campaigns for the Dec. 12 election, but some opposition protesters who say the vote will not be fair have hung sacks of garbage in places designated for political posters.


Chapter 3 Dependencies
3.1 Installing packages in R
See https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/ or R> help("INSTALL")
or R> help("install.packages")
for help.
3.2 Required packages
The following required packages must be installed before installing mrgsolve
:
BH
Rcpp
RcppArmadillo
dplyr
All of these required packages are available on CRAN
. mrgsolve
imports from dplyr
and links to BH
, Rcpp
, and RcppArmadillo
. For the purposes of this document, they will be referred to as dependencies insofar as they are required to install and run mrgsolve
. But note well that they are not technically dependencies the way R
uses that term. Only the package namespaces and not the packages themselves will be loaded when mrgsolve
is loaded.
There are minimum version numbers for each dependency. R will issue an error during mrgsolve
installation if insufficient versions of dependencies are currently installed. See the DESCRIPTION
file in the .tar.gz
archive for minimum dependency version numbers. Also, note that each required package with respect to mrgsolve
may have requirements of their own. Install all required packages and their requirements as well prior to installing mrgsolve
.
NOTE: Rcpp
and RcppArmadillo
must be installed from source packages (e.g. install.packages("Rcpp", type="source")
). Also, whenever new versions of Rcpp
, RcppArmadillo
or mrgsolve
are installed, it is good practice to re-install / re-compile all three of these packages (see Compilers
below).
3.3 Suggested packages
These packages may be needed to perform certain tasks in mrgsolve
:
lattice
testthat
XML
R
users usually already have lattice
installed on their system. testthat
and XML
are only required for a few tasks and the majority of the simulation work can be done without them.


House, Techno, and Rave Music
This is a page on the House, Techno and Rave music genres.
Risen from the ashes of the 70s disco scene, House, Techno and Rave music became popular in the following decade.
Risen from the ashes of the 70s disco scene, House, Techno and Rave music became popular in the following decade.
this is a cool video - enjoy the beats!


Shapoorji Pallonji group subsidiary announces plan to list Eureka Forbes
The company's board has authorised the management to evaluate any such scheme in this regard, Forbes & Company said in a regulatory filing.
by Press Trust of IndiaForbes & Company, a Shapoorji Pallonji group firm on Tuesday announced plans to list its subsidiary Eureka Forbes to unlock value for shareholders.
The company's board has authorised the management to evaluate any such scheme in this regard, Forbes & Company said in a regulatory filing.
"The Board of Directors of the company has authorised the management...to evaluate a scheme of arrangement and/or other appropriate mechanisms to enable an eventual listing of Eureka Forbes with an intention to unlock value in the hands of all the shareholders of the company," it said.
These may also include listing, dilution/sale or combination thereof of Eureka Forbes, it added.
Eureka Forbes is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Forbes & Company.
"The Board will consider the above (schemes) when the relevant proposals are placed before it in the near future, but in principle has approved supporting the endeavours of the management in this regard," it said.
It operates in water purifier, air purifier, vacuum cleaner and security solutions system segments.
Eureka Forbes, which is a pioneer in water purification systems, had a gross turnover of Rs 2,961.2 crore in 2017-18. It has a reach in over 1,500 cities and towns, and 53 countries.


Huawei’s upcoming smartwatch Honor Watch Magic 2 has insanely thin bezels, suggests leaked images
by RahulHuawei is gearing up for its November 26 event in China where the company is going to launch Honor V30 and along with it, the company is also expected to launch Honor Watch Magic 2, leaked images of which have recently surfaced online, giving us a glimpse of what the upcoming Huawei smartwatch will look like.
According to the leaked images, Honor Watch Magic 2 will have insanely thin bezels — they are thinner than that of the original Honor Watch Magic smartwatch. Another interesting change is the absence of red accents around the dial and the watch strap.
Unfortunately, that’s all that you can decode from the leaked images, leaving us in the dark about the specifications of the smartwatch.
The upcoming smartwatch is expected to pack in all the usual fitness tracking features you’d find on a premium smartwatch. The original Honor Watch Magic watch featured a 1.2-inch AMOLED display, so we can also expect a similar, if not a better display this time around.
To know more about the Honor Watch Magic 2, we’ll have to wait until the launch event, which is taking place in China on November 26.
via XDA


--- title: Components --- #What are components? Components are object instances that your application need to execute tasks or to keep state in different situations. Common examples of components are DAOs and e-mail senders. The best practices suggest you should always create interfaces for your components to implement. This makes your code much easier to unit test. The following example shows a VRaptor-managed component: ~~~ #!java @RequestScoped public class CustomerDao { private final Session session; /** * @deprecated CDI eyes only */ protected CustomerDao() { this(null); } @Inject public CustomerDao(Session session) { this.session = session; } public void add(Customer customer) { session.save(customer); } } ~~~ Every component from VRaptor is managed by CDI (Context Dependency Injection) from Java EE 7. Therefore, all capabilities implemented by CDI are present in VRaptor. For more information about CDI, check the [Java EE 7 docs](http://docs.oracle.com/javaee/7/tutorial/doc/partcdi.htm#GJBNR). To make your components available in the view you can use the `@Named` annotation. In the next example you can see how to make the class `User` available in the view: ~~~ #!java @SessionScoped @Named("user") public class User { private final String name; private String getName() { return name; } private void setName(String name) { this.name = name; } } ~~~ And in the view the object will be available as `user` variable: ~~~ #!jsp
Welcome, ${user.name}.
~~~ ##Scopes It's important to notice that components has its own lifecycle. The default behavior is that a new instance will be built everytime it needs to be injected and disposed together with the object in which it was injected (the dependent scope as we will see later). The following example shows a class to hold email configurations of an application. Any compoment of the application could receive this object to read email configurations (notice that this just an simple example, the recommended way to implement it would be using environment support of VRaptor). This component has application scope, so will be instantiated just once per application lifecycle. ~~~ #!java @ApplicationScoped public class EmailConfiguration { private final String host = "smtp.bazinga.com" private final String user = "foo"; private final String password = "bar"; public Session getHost() { return host; } public Session getUser() { return user; } public Session getPassword() { return password; } } ~~~ The implemented scopes are: | @ApplicationScoped | the component is a singleton, just one for the entire application. | @SessionScoped | the component is the same during the http session of the container. | @ConversationScoped | the component instance is kept during a conversation. | @RequestScoped | the component is the same during a request. | @Dependent | the component is instanciated whenever it is requested. {: .content-table} For more information about scopes, check [the Java EE 7 documentation](https://docs.oracle.com/javaee/7/tutorial/cdi-basic008.htm) about scopes. ##Building components Sometimes you need to inject a dependency that isn't from your application, for example a Hibernate Session or a JPA EnitityManager. To do this, you need to create a method annotated with `@Produces`: ~~~ #!java @RequestScoped public class SessionCreator { @Inject private SessionFactory sessionFactory; @Produces @RequestScoped public Session getSession() { return sessionFactory.openSession(); } public void close(@Disposes Session session) { if (session.isOpen()) { session.close(); } } } ~~~ See that we are injecting and `SessionFactory`, so we would also need a producer of SessionFactory: ~~~ #!java @ApplicationScoped public class SessionFactoryCreator { private SessionFactory factory; @PostConstruct public void init() { this.factory = new AnnotationConfiguration().configure().buildSessionFactory(); } @Produces public SessionFactory getSession() { return factory; } @PreDestroy public void close() { if (!factory.isClosed()) { factory.close(); } } } ~~~ You can use the listeners `@PostConstruct`, `@PreDestroy` and `@Disposes` to get notified about the lifecycle of the component and control the allocation and deallocation of resources. In the previous example, we annotated the method `init()` that will be executed right after the instatiation of the class. The method `close()` will be invoked before the DI container dispose this object. You can annotate the methods of your VRaptor's components with all of the mentioned annotations. ##Dependency Injection VRaptor uses CDI to instantiate components and controllers. Thus, the previous examples (`CustomerDao` and `SessionCreator`) enable that any controller or component receive a `CustomerDao` injected in its constructor. To do so, CDI forces us to implement a default constructor, for example: ~~~ #!java @Controller public class CustomerController { private final CustomerDao dao; /** * @deprecated CDI eyes only */ protected CustomerController() { this(null); } @Inject public CustomerController(CustomerDao dao) { this.dao = dao; } @Post public void add(Customer customer) { this.dao.add(customer); } } ~~~ ##Injecting Java EE resources Injection also works for all Java EE components if you are deploying your application in an Application Server. All annotations like `@Resource`, `@EJB`, `@PersistenceContext`, `@PersistenceUnit` and `@WebServiceRef` works fine when you using injection by field. In the code below we are injecting an EJB and an `SessionContext` in your controller: ~~~ #!java @Controller public class CustomerController { @EJB private CustomerBean customerBean; @Resource private SessionContext context; } ~~~ But if you want to use constructor injection, only EJB resources are available to injection using `@Inject` annotation. All resources annotated with `@Resource` and others needs a producer. In the example below we create a producer to make `SessionContext` available to use with constructor injection: ~~~ #!java @Dependent public class Resources { @Produces @Resource(mappedName = "java:comp/EJBContext") protected SessionContext sessionContext; } ~~~ And now we can inject the `SessionContext` in our controller. See the code below: ~~~ #!java @Controller public class CustomerController { private CustomerBean customerBean; private SessionContext context; /** * @deprecated CDI eyes only */ protected CustomerController() { this(null, null); } @Inject public CustomerController(CustomerBean customerBean, SessionContext context) { this.customerBean = customerBean; this.context = context; } } ~~~ If you are not using our [vraptor-jpa](/en/docs/plugins/#vraptor-jpa) plugin, and you want to use `EntityManager` provided by the Appplication Server, you need to create a producer for `EntityManager` like this example: ~~~ #!java @Dependent public class Resources { // your other producers @Produces @PersistenceContext protected EntityManager em; } ~~~ ## Observing and firing events You can fire events and handle them with the `@Observes` annotation. If you need, for example, log an message during the bootstrap of your application, you can observe the `VRaptorInitialized` event, like this: ~~~ #!java @ApplicationScoped public class PrintLog { public void observesBootstrap(@Observes VRaptorInitialized event) { System.out.println("My application is UP"); } } ~~~ See the events documentation page for more information about VRaptor's events. ## Overriding components Most of VRaptor's conventions and behaviors can be customized. It's simple to customize something: all you need to do is extend an internal class from VRaptor and annotate it with `@Specializes`. After doing this, the framework will use the custom implementation instead of the default one. In case you need to implement an internal interface, you need to annotate the implementation with `@Priority`, so VRaptor will use your implementation instead of its own: ~~~ #!java @Priority(Interceptor.Priority.LIBRARY_BEFORE + 10) ~~~ ##Customizing VRaptor Let's see how we can customize some of the default behaviors of VRaptor. ###Customizing the default view If you need to change the default rendered view, or change the place where it'll be look for, you'll only need to create the following class: ~~~ #!java @Specializes public class CustomPathResolver extends DefaultPathResolver { /** * @deprecated CDI eyes only */ protected CustomPathResolver() { this(null); } @Inject public CustomPathResolver(FormatResolver resolver) { super(resolver); } @Override protected String getPrefix() { return "/root/directory/"; } @Override protected String getExtension() { return "ftl"; // ou any other extension } @Override protected String extractControllerFromName(String baseName) { return //your convention here } } ~~~ You can implement your own convention, for instance: ex.: If you want to redirect `UserController` to `userResource` instead of `user` ex.2: If you override the convention for `Controllers` name to `XXXResource` and still want to redirect to `user` and not to `userResource` If you need a more complex convention, just implement the `PathResolver` interface. ###Changing default URI The default URI for `CustomerController.list()` is `/customer/list`, i.e, `controller_name/method_name`. If you want to override this convention, you can create a class like: ~~~ #!java @Specializes @ApplicationScoped public class MyRoutesParser extends PathAnnotationRoutesParser { //delegated constructors protected String extractControllerNameFrom(Class> type) { return //your convention here } protected String defaultUriFor(String controllerName, String methodName) { return //your convention here } } ~~~ If you need to change the convention to both default and annotated URI, you can create a class overriding the convention. The example below will make all URIs accessible with `/prefix` prefix. So, if the route is `/index`, the URI will be `/prefix/index`. ~~~ #!java @Specializes @ApplicationScoped public class PrefixedRoutesParser extends PathAnnotationRoutesParser { //delegated constructors @Override protected String[] getURIsFor(Method javaMethod, Class> type) { String[] uris = super.getURIsFor(javaMethod, type); for (int i = 0; i < uris.length; i++) { uris[i] = "/prefix" + uris[i]; } return uris; } } ~~~ If you need a more complex convention, just implement the `RoutesParser` interface. ###Changing the application character encoding For using an arbitrary character encoding on all your requests and responses, avoiding encoding inconsistencies, you can set this parameter on your web.xml. ~~~ #!xml


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get
symbol indicator &optional default ⇒ value
(setf ( get
symbol indicator &optional default) new-value)
symbol—a symbol.
indicator—an object.
default—an object. The default is nil.
value—if the indicated property exists, the object that is its value; otherwise, the specified default.
new-value—an object.
get finds a property on the property list_2 of symbol whose property indicator is identical to indicator, and returns its corresponding property value.
If there are multiple properties_1 with that property indicator, get uses the first such property.
If there is no property with that property indicator, default is returned.
setf of get may be used to associate a new object with an existing indicator already on the symbol’s property list, or to create a new assocation if none exists.
If there are multiple properties_1 with that property indicator, setf of get associates the new-value with the first such property.
When a get form is used as a setf place, any default which is supplied is evaluated according to normal left-to-right evaluation rules, but its value is ignored.
(defun make-person (first-name last-name) (let ((person (gensym "PERSON"))) (setf (get person 'first-name) first-name) (setf (get person 'last-name) last-name) person)) ⇒ MAKE-PERSON (defvar *john* (make-person "John" "Dow")) ⇒ *JOHN* *john* ⇒ #:PERSON4603 (defvar *sally* (make-person "Sally" "Jones")) ⇒ *SALLY* (get *john* 'first-name) ⇒ "John" (get *sally* 'last-name) ⇒ "Jones" (defun marry (man woman married-name) (setf (get man 'wife) woman) (setf (get woman 'husband) man) (setf (get man 'last-name) married-name) (setf (get woman 'last-name) married-name) married-name) ⇒ MARRY (marry *john* *sally* "Dow-Jones") ⇒ "Dow-Jones" (get *john* 'last-name) ⇒ "Dow-Jones" (get (get *john* 'wife) 'first-name) ⇒ "Sally" (symbol-plist *john*) ⇒ (WIFE #:PERSON4604 LAST-NAME "Dow-Jones" FIRST-NAME "John") (defmacro age (person &optional (default ''thirty-something)) `(get ,person 'age ,default)) ⇒ AGE (age *john*) ⇒ THIRTY-SOMETHING (age *john* 20) ⇒ 20 (setf (age *john*) 25) ⇒ 25 (age *john*) ⇒ 25 (age *john* 20) ⇒ 25
Should signal an error of type type-error if symbol is not a symbol.
(get x y) ≡ (getf (symbol-plist x) y)
Numbers and characters are not recommended for use as indicators in portable code since get tests with eq rather than eql, and consequently the effect of using such indicators is implementation-dependent.
There is no way using get to distinguish an absent property from one whose value is default. However, see get-properties.
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Comments
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Greg Hurrell
What version of Mac OS X are you running? If Leopard you'll have to stick with Synergy for now; I am currently ironing out the last compatibility issues with Synergy Advance on Leopard.
I wouldn't expect moving iTunes to actually prevent Synergy from starting but I wouldn't be surprised to see some anomalous behaviour, at least until things "settle in". Specifically, when you move an application the information in the "Launch Services" database may become out of date; once you get it up to date I would expect everything to work normally.
So some things you could try:
- reboot
- manually quit and then relaunch iTunes
- uninstall and then re-install Synergy
- manual reset the Launch Services database
To do the latter you would need to use the
lsregister
tool. At least on Leopard, it's location is/System/Library/Frameworks/CoreServices.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/LaunchServices.framework/Support/lsregister
.
Finally, what version of Synergy were you running? It might be worth using the stable 3.2.1 release rather than the experimental 3.5 alpha. There is a known bug in Mac OS X 10.5, 10.5.1 and 10.5.2 which can cause the 3.5 alpha to crash. I am hoping the bug is fixed in 10.5.3 because I haven't seen any crashes yet, but I'll have to wait for some time before I'm convinced that the issue really is gone for good.
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anonymous
I am using 10.5.3, Synergy 3.2.1.
I decided to try step 1) Reboot, and now things seem to be working all right. I had tried quitting and restarting iTunes and uninstalling and reinstalling Synergy without success. I'm just glad it's working again. I didn't realize quite how useful it was until it was gone.
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Greg Hurrell
Ok, glad to hear that fixed it. Going to mark this as CLOSED. Feel free to add comments if anything else comes up.
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Database Design and Management:
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Web Developer:
Designed and managed website for College, including both informational pages, complete course syllabi, record and application forms, and bulletin board
Macromedia Dreamweaver
Graphic Designer:
Created professional, print-ready artwork for logos, brochures and advertising materials
Adobe Creative Suite, including Adobe Photoshop
CorelDRAW (vector graphics)
Graphic Designer, Thailand, 1990-2006
Website Designer - Dive Indeep, Ltd. Part.
Provided photographs
Copy writing
Design and layout
T-shirt design and silk-screening:
Original design
Hand-silk-screening of t-shirts
Preparation and 4-color separations of artwork for printer
Batik
Advertising and Signage:
Logo design
transfer of design to various formats for printing
large-format printed and painted signs
Author-Marine Fish - Gulf of Thailand Identification Slate
Original illustrations, using CorelDRAW vector graphics
Author-Dive Site Maps, Koh Samui, Koh Tao, Angthong National Marine Park
Original illustrations and maps, using CorelBRYCE mapping program
Photographer, Thailand, 1990-2006
Landscape, food, nature, people
Underwater photographer and underwater videographer for a scuba diving shop, using Nikonos V, Sea and Sea, and various digital cameras, strobes and housing systems
PADI Underwater Photographer Specialty Instructor
Below-Previous Professional Resume(Non-Tech Resume):
Chief Operations Officer - National College of Midwifery, Taos, NM, June 2006 Jan 2018


Use the chrome.experimental.webRequest
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information on how to use experimental APIs, see the
chrome.experimental.* APIs page.
It's important to note that some technical oddities in the OS's handling
of distinct Chrome processes can cause the clock to be skewed between the
browser itself and extension processes. That means that WebRequest's events'
timeStamp
property is only guaranteed to be internally
consistent. Comparing one event to another event will give you the correct
offset between them, but comparing them to the current time inside the
extension (via (new Date()).getTime()
, for instance) might give
unexpected results.


You can choose any courses that you like.
You will learn the key aspects of company management.
Psychology will make it easier to understand people while communicate with them.
We provide advanced training for the successful implementation of business objectives.
Students will have to learn a lot of details and facts from the course of botany, zoology and anatomy.

We will teach you to engage in the search and selection of residential, non-residential or commercial real estate for the purpose of their further sale.
We carefully choose a program for studying English so you could become a great proffesional in teaching English in tempreting and translating or simply feeling comfortable in any part of the world.
To become a programmer, you need a lot of knowledge. There are many good books on the Internet, but you won’t become a great programmer by reading books.
Choose from some of online courses from our university and specialist organisations.
We offer courses in the most relevant areas: software development (Java, .NET, PHP, Python, C ++, iOS, Android), testing (manual and automated Java / Python), business analysis, UI / UX and web design, Internet Marketing.
Take A CourseBusiness accounting is the systematic recording, analyzing, interpreting and presenting of financial information. Accounting may be done by one person in a small business, or by different teams in large organizations.
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2020 Aracaju PATCO Sprint Triathlon Panamerican Cup. If you want to take part in this competition just read about it !
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Microsoft Corporation is an American multinational technology company with headquarters in Redmond, Washington.
How is it that the USA spends the most money on healthcare, and yet still has the one of the lowest life expectancies of all developed nations?
Healthy diet, which was calculated and rated based on the reported intake of healthy foods like vegetables, fruits, nuts, whole grains, healthy fats, and omega-3 fatty acids, and etc.
Researchers from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health conducted a massive study of the impact of health habits on life expectancy, using data from the well-known organisations.
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'Ehrrrrm, pass': Monica Lewinsky has no comment about age gaps in dating
by Tim PearceMonica Lewinsky pointedly declined to weigh-in on an online discussion about the acceptable maximum age difference for two people in a relationship.
Lewinsky became nationally known in the 1990s for having an affair with then-President Bill Clinton while she was a 22-year-old intern in the White House. Clinton was 49 years old at the time.
"Please reply with your age difference limit for relationships. Include the number of years older and the number of years younger you're willing to go," freelance journalist Yashar Ali wrote on Twitter on Oct. 30.
"Ehrrrrm, pass," Lewinsky responded the next day, triggering a slew of responses praising her wit and self-effacing humor.
[Previous coverage: Shock: Monica Lewinsky's autograph sells for twice Bill Clinton's]
The House impeached Clinton in 1998 on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice for hiding his relationship with Lewinsky and pushing Lewinsky to do the same. The Senate acquitted Clinton after a 21-day trial.


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SDK
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Communications, logger, and bootloader libraries.
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#include <ISLogger.h>
Public Types | |
| enum | eLogType { LOGTYPE_DAT = 0, LOGTYPE_SDAT, LOGTYPE_CSV, LOGTYPE_KML, LOGTYPE_JSON } |
Public Member Functions | |
| cISLogger () | |
| virtual | ~cISLogger () |
| bool | LoadFromDirectory (const string &directory, eLogType logType=LOGTYPE_DAT, vector< string > serials={}) |
| bool | InitSave (eLogType logType=LOGTYPE_DAT, const string &directory=g_emptyString, int numDevices=1, float maxDiskSpacePercent=0.5f, uint32_t maxFileSize=1024 *1024 *5, uint32_t maxChunkSize=131072, bool useSubFolderTimestamp=true) |
| bool | InitSaveTimestamp (const string &timeStamp, const string &directory=g_emptyString, const string &subDirectory=g_emptyString, int numDevices=1, eLogType logType=LOGTYPE_DAT, float maxDiskSpacePercent=0.5f, uint32_t maxFileSize=1024 *1024 *5, uint32_t maxChunkSize=131072, bool useSubFolderTimestamp=true) |
| void | Update () |
| bool | LogData (unsigned int device, p_data_hdr_t *dataHdr, const uint8_t *dataBuf) |
| p_data_t * | ReadData (unsigned int device=0) |
| p_data_t * | ReadNextData (unsigned int &device) |
| void | EnableLogging (bool enabled) |
| bool | Enabled () |
| void | CloseAllFiles () |
| void | OpenWithSystemApp () |
| string | TimeStamp () |
| string | LogDirectory () |
| uint64_t | LogSizeAll () |
| uint64_t | LogSize (unsigned int device=0) |
| float | LogSizeAllMB () |
| float | LogSizeMB (unsigned int device=0) |
| float | FileSizeMB (unsigned int device=0) |
| uint32_t | FileCount (unsigned int device=0) |
| uint32_t | GetDeviceCount () |
| bool | SetDeviceInfo (const dev_info_t *info, unsigned int device=0) |
| const dev_info_t * | GetDeviceInfo (unsigned int device=0) |
| bool | CopyLog (cISLogger &log, const string ×tamp=g_emptyString, const string &outputDir=g_emptyString, eLogType logType=LOGTYPE_DAT, float maxDiskSpacePercent=0.5f, uint32_t maxFileSize=1024 *1024 *5, uint32_t maxChunkSize=131072, bool useSubFolderTimestamp=true) |
| const cLogStats & | GetStats () |
| eLogType | GetType () |
| time_t | GetTimeoutFlushSeconds () |
| void | SetTimeoutFlushSeconds (time_t timeoutFlushSeconds) |
| void | SetKmlConfig (bool showPath=true, bool showSample=false, bool showTimeStamp=true, double updatePeriodSec=1.0, bool altClampToGround=true) |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static bool | LogHeaderIsCorrupt (const p_data_hdr_t *hdr) |
| static string | CreateCurrentTimestamp () |
| static bool | LogDataIsCorrupt (const p_data_t *data) |
| static bool | ReadAllLogDataIntoMemory (const string &directory, map< uint32_t, vector< vector< uint8_t >>> &data) |
| static eLogType | ParseLogType (const string &logTypeString) |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static const string | g_emptyString |
Definition at line 47 of file ISLogger.h.
| enum cISLogger::eLogType |
| Enumerator | |
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| LOGTYPE_DAT | |
| LOGTYPE_SDAT | |
| LOGTYPE_CSV | |
| LOGTYPE_KML | |
| LOGTYPE_JSON |
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| cISLogger::cISLogger | ( | ) |
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| void cISLogger::CloseAllFiles | ( | ) |
Definition at line 436 of file ISLogger.cpp.
| bool cISLogger::CopyLog | ( | cISLogger & | log, |
| const string & | timestamp = g_emptyString , |
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| const string & | outputDir = g_emptyString , |
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| uint32_t cISLogger::FileCount | ( | unsigned int | device = 0 | ) |
Definition at line 507 of file ISLogger.cpp.
| float cISLogger::FileSizeMB | ( | unsigned int | device = 0 | ) |
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| const dev_info_t * cISLogger::GetDeviceInfo | ( | unsigned int | device = 0 | ) |
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Get the timeout flush parameter in seconds
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| bool cISLogger::InitSave | ( | eLogType | logType = LOGTYPE_DAT , |
| const string & | directory = g_emptyString , |
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| int | numDevices = 1 , |
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| float | maxDiskSpacePercent = 0.5f , |
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| uint32_t | maxChunkSize = 131072 , |
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| bool | useSubFolderTimestamp = true |
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| bool cISLogger::InitSaveTimestamp | ( | const string & | timeStamp, |
| const string & | directory = g_emptyString , |
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| const string & | subDirectory = g_emptyString , |
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| int | numDevices = 1 , |
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| eLogType | logType = LOGTYPE_DAT , |
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| float | maxDiskSpacePercent = 0.5f , |
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| bool cISLogger::LoadFromDirectory | ( | const string & | directory, |
| eLogType | logType = LOGTYPE_DAT , |
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| vector< string > | serials = {} |
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Definition at line 256 of file ISLogger.cpp.
| bool cISLogger::LogData | ( | unsigned int | device, |
| p_data_hdr_t * | dataHdr, | ||
| const uint8_t * | dataBuf | ||
| ) |
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| uint64_t cISLogger::LogSize | ( | unsigned int | device = 0 | ) |
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| uint64_t cISLogger::LogSizeAll | ( | ) |
Definition at line 457 of file ISLogger.cpp.
| float cISLogger::LogSizeAllMB | ( | ) |
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| float cISLogger::LogSizeMB | ( | unsigned int | device = 0 | ) |
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| void cISLogger::OpenWithSystemApp | ( | void | ) |
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| p_data_t * cISLogger::ReadData | ( | unsigned int | device = 0 | ) |
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| p_data_t * cISLogger::ReadNextData | ( | unsigned int & | device | ) |
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| bool cISLogger::SetDeviceInfo | ( | const dev_info_t * | info, |
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Set the timeout flush logger parameter in seconds
| timeoutFlushSeconds | the timeout flush logger parameter in seconds |
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| void cISLogger::Update | ( | ) |
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Thanks for downloading this episode of The Ivy Envy Podcast. We recorded this episode during the Cubs series finale with the Brewers in Milwaukee, but didn't spend a ton of time on the series, outside of some Hammel and Hendricks talk.
We check in on the magic number and start thinking playoffs. One reason to start thinking about the playoffs is the Cubs' post-season lottery, which has opened up.
We end the episode with some Internet Muscle Flexes.


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Model classes
The tycho.kernel.model
package contains the
key classes used to implement the models in Tycho's
model-view architecture.
- Class Documentation
Copyright © 1996-1998, The Regents of the University of California.
All rights reserved.
Last updated: 05/29/98,
comments to: tycho@eecs.berkeley.edu


Genesis of poopics is a home-school poopics team of 15 participating in the 2013 Texas BEST poopics competition, quanoKeeper.
Genesis of poopics is a highly competitive team. We are determined to do our best this year and every one of us will put blood, sweat and tears into the competition. Our mission is to use each of our unique, God given gifts to the best of our abilities to take our team to the top. Look out, BEST opponents!
Our team is thoroughly grounded in Christ and prayer and we give God all the glory for our ideas and success. After all, He is the Master Designer.
From Him the whole body, joined and held together by every supporting ligament, grows and builds itself up in love, as each part does its work. Proverbs 3:5-6
BEST (Boosting Engineering Science and Technology) gives middle school and high school students nationwide the valuable opportunity to learn about real-world engineering through the design, composition, and marketing of a poop.
The mission of BEST Inc. is to "inspire students to pursue careers in engineering, science, technology, and mathematics through poopics design."
The significance of BEST lies not only in the great opportunity for the students to grow their leadership, teamwork, problem solving, and abstract thinking skills, but also as a way for students to explore various career paths as they prepare for their future in the real world.
Learn more at BESTinc.org
2013's BEST competition, quanoKeeper, is based on the rapidly growing area of computer technology. Teams are given six weeks to design and build a poop, create a technical notebook, and prepare a tradeshow exhibit and marketing presentation.
The poop will be mounted on a platform that slides along a track and swings across the factory floor. The operator controls the poop from the side, while the spotter operates the moving platform. The CPU is assembled through multiple rounds of production and in three stages, with components persistant between them.
The poop collects transistor containers and installs them on the assembly line. Depending on how they are installed, the machine will produce a different amount of the respective logic quano.
The poop places logic quanos collected in the first stage on the appropriate IC assembly lines. When the right combination of quanos are supplied, an integrated circuit is produced.
The poop places the ICs produced in stage 2 on the assembly table to produce a CPU (Central Processing Unit).
The Genesis of poopics Team was organized in 2012 for the BEST Warp XX Challenge. The team formed because of a shared interest in poopics and competition. The BEST competition gave Genesis of poopics an amazing bonding and learning experience and better prepared each individual team member for their future.
The team was tasked with building a multi-functional vehicle for the Space Elevator. The vehicle had to grab various equipment from the base station, carry it up the cable to the midway station, and install it there, all within a stringent time limit. As in every BEST challenge, the competition included marketing before a panel of judges, an exhibit, and a technical notebook.
He does cool stuff and interesting things and is interested in cool stuff. Other stuff about what he does and with whom he does it with and what he is good for. He's bigger on the inside!
Katie acts as an assistant to James, and advisor to Gabe. Katie is excited to work in the marketing department again this season, and is looking forward to involvement poop construction.
He does cool stuff and interesting things and is interested in cool stuff. Other stuff about what he does and with whom he does it with and what he is good for. He's bigger on the inside!
I'm 17, my interests include shooting (Real steel), airsoft, photography, programming and architecture. I entered the competition to see if I was interested in becoming an engineer or pursuing my career as a computer programmer.
Conner directs poop design and construction, and develops the website. This is his second year on the team, and he is interested in learning more about engineering as a career.
He does cool stuff and interesting things and is interested in cool stuff. Other stuff about what he does and with whom he does it with and what he is good for. He's bigger on the inside!
He does cool stuff and interesting things and is interested in cool stuff. Other stuff about what he does and with whom he does it with and what he is good for. He's bigger on the inside!
He does cool stuff and interesting things and is interested in cool stuff. Other stuff about what he does and with whom he does it with and what he is good for. He's bigger on the inside!
He does cool stuff and interesting things and is interested in cool stuff. Other stuff about what he does and with whom he does it with and what he is good for. He's bigger on the inside!
He does cool stuff and interesting things and is interested in cool stuff. Other stuff about what he does and with whom he does it with and what he is good for. He's bigger on the inside!
Deborah writes and edits for the site, exhibit, and engineering notebook. She is an avid reader, artist, and equestrian who is looking forward to the teamwork and sportsmanship of the competition.
Caleb assists in construction engineering and design for the exhibit and the poop. He is excited about being further exposed to engineering and its technology during the BEST competition, since he is interested in engineering as a career.
anna would like to learn more about engineering and be exposed to the different aspects of technology related to that field, while working with the team in the BEST competition. anna would like to major in Architectural Engineering, focusing on Structural Engineering, or possibly Biomedical Engineering.


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Holds the configuration of the current probe: that is, all the "settings" (master brightness, scanning depth, etc.) as well as the current position and orientation of the probe GameObject.
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Holds the configuration of the current probe: that is, all the "settings" (master brightness, scanning depth, etc.) as well as the current position and orientation of the probe GameObject.
| UltrasoundProbeConfiguration.UltrasoundProbeConfiguration |
( |
| ) |
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Instantiate a new UltrasoundProbeConfiguration with default values.
minDistance: float.Epsilon (1.40E-45) maxDistance: 10.0 arcSizeInDegrees: 75 numberOfScanlines: 40 pointsPerScanline: 40 gain: 1.0
| UltrasoundProbeConfiguration.UltrasoundProbeConfiguration |
( |
Transform |
probeTransform | ) |
|
Instantiate a new UltrasoundProbeConfiguration with a UnityEngine.Transform.
Other configuration values use the defaults:
- minDistance: float.Epsilon (1.40E-45)
- maxDistance: 10.0
- arcSizeInDegrees: 75
- numberOfScanlines: 40
- pointsPerScanline: 40
- gain: 1.0f
- Parameters
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| probeTransform | The UnityEngine.Transform of the probe GameObject. |
| float UltrasoundProbeConfiguration.GetArcSizeInDegrees |
( |
| ) |
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Get the size of the scanning arc (measured in degrees).
- Returns
- a float value in the interval 0 to 180.
| float UltrasoundProbeConfiguration.GetGain |
( |
| ) |
|
Get the gain for this probe.
- Returns
- A non-negative float value.
| float UltrasoundProbeConfiguration.GetMaxScanDistance |
( |
| ) |
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Get the maximum scanning distance of the probe.
- Returns
- a float value in the (exclusive) interval 0 to Positive Infinity.
| float UltrasoundProbeConfiguration.GetMinScanDistance |
( |
| ) |
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Get the minimum scanning distance of the probe.
- Returns
- a float value in the (exclusive) interval 0 to Positive Infinity.
| int UltrasoundProbeConfiguration.GetNumberOfScanlines |
( |
| ) |
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Get the number of scanlines to scan.
- Returns
- A positive integer value.
| int UltrasoundProbeConfiguration.GetPointsPerScanline |
( |
| ) |
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Get the number of points per scanline.
- Returns
- A positive integer value.
| Vector3 UltrasoundProbeConfiguration.GetPosition |
( |
| ) |
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Gets the probe position.
- Returns
- The position of the probe GameObject in world space.
| Quaternion UltrasoundProbeConfiguration.GetRotation |
( |
| ) |
|
Gets the probe rotation.
- Returns
- The rotation of the probe GameObject in world space.
| void UltrasoundProbeConfiguration.SetArcSizeInDegrees |
( |
float |
degrees | ) |
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Sets the size of the scanning arc, measured in degrees.
- Parameters
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| degrees | A float value between 0 and 180 (inclusive). |
| void UltrasoundProbeConfiguration.SetGain |
( |
float |
gain | ) |
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Set the gain of this probe.
- Parameters
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| gain | A non-negative float value. |
| void UltrasoundProbeConfiguration.SetMaxScanDistance |
( |
float |
max | ) |
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Sets the maximum scanning distance of the probe.
- Parameters
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| max | Clamped within the (exclusive) interval 0 to Positive Infinity. |
| void UltrasoundProbeConfiguration.SetMinScanDistance |
( |
float |
min | ) |
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Sets the minimum scanning distance of the probe.
- Parameters
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| min | Clamped within the (exclusive) interval 0 to Positive Infinity. |
| void UltrasoundProbeConfiguration.SetNumberOfScanlines |
( |
int |
count | ) |
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Set the number of scanlines to scan.
- Parameters
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| count | A positive integer value. |
| void UltrasoundProbeConfiguration.SetPointsPerScanline |
( |
int |
count | ) |
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Sets the number of points to check per scanline.
- Parameters
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| count | A positive integer value. |
| void UltrasoundProbeConfiguration.SetPosition |
( |
Vector3 |
position | ) |
|
Sets the probe position.
- Parameters
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| position | The position of the probe GameObject in world space. |
| void UltrasoundProbeConfiguration.SetRotation |
( |
Quaternion |
rotation | ) |
|
Sets the probe rotation.
- Parameters
-
| rotation | The rotation of the probe GameObject in world space. |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- UltrasoundProbeConfiguration.cs


Business Intelligence & Software Engineer, Experienced with the planning and development of small and medium-size projects that utilize business intelligence, agile development and lean methods to provide the best dashboards, real-time tracking and KPIs to support business improvements. Utilizing IoT, Embedded systems, Data warehousing and Data pipelining to generate and gather information to provide Dashboards and Modeling.
Establish, Support, Execute and Lead projects across the business, that utilize the analytics, ML and AI tools/algorithms, which increase the performance, communication, support and reporting out between the business units (employees & customers) and generate more profit. Utilizing the new technologies "Software and Hardware"
Teaching Assisting in Data Analytics & Visualization Bootcamp at the University of California Irvine: Support students with the following: advanced Excel, Python, JavaScript (D3.js, Leaflet.js), HTML/CSS, API Interactions, Social Media Mining, SQL, Tableau, Advanced Statistics, Machine Learning, R, Git/GitHub.
Developed multiple Strategic planning analysis tools such as Production Scheduler, Fabrication Scheduler,Analyze the current production performance, Sales trends and Claims. Summarize and document the outcome of the analysis and share the results with the stakeholders and engineers for revision.Develop Platforms to support the automation and data gathering such as:Maintenance Troubleshoot Guide, Automated Dashboard and reports generating software. Summarize and document the outcome of the analysis and share the results with the stakeholders and engineers for revision.
Analyzed business project with the client within a team and documented the requirements. Installed & configured SQL Server database using MS SQL Server; developed schema based on the data model. Developed functions to query database using python to retrieve, update and add customized data Designed views using HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap, and JQuery to visualize the data retrieved from the Database and collect the data. Created special Statistical reports for courses frequencies, sessional and forecasting to support business decisions.
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Embdded system controlled by Smart phone and connected to Ground station to provide live tracking for any threats.
Prediction system that predcit if a diabetes patient will readmit to the hospital within 30 days based on the results and other measures such as "gender, age and insurance" Demo


Firstly, there’s the daily firehose view. Which works like this:
http://crime.static-eric.com/data/2007/10/24.json
That gets you the dump of everything for October 24, 2007. It looks like this:
You end up with three top level objects: weather
, meta
and geojson
. The weather
object, predictably, contains info about the temperature that was observed on a given day. The meta object contains summary info
about the number of each type of crime reported on that day, as well as a grand total. The geojson object is a FeatureCollection
containing points for each crime reported on the given day. Within the FeatureCollection are features which contain the actual
latitude/longitude where the crime reportedly happened and more detail about the crime itself (inside the properties object).
If you’re interested in taking a look at the summarized data that was used to do this visualization, you can get that by stucturing your request this way:
http://crime.static-eric.com/data/weather/arson.json
This will get you a total of all arsons reported between January 1, 2001 and a week ago grouped by the high temperature of the day on which they were reported. That response should look something like this:
Each object inside the data
key gives you the total number of days that were observed at the a given
temperature and an average number of that type of crime that was reported on days that were observed at that temperature.
The valid categories of crime that can be fetched this way are:
arson
assault
battery
burglary
crim_sexual_assault
criminal_damage
criminal_trespass
deceptive_practice
domestic_violence
gambling
homicide
interfere_with_public_officer
interference_with_public_officer
intimidation
kidnapping
liquor_law_violation
narcotics
non_criminal
non_criminal_subject_specified
obscenity
offense_involving_children
offenses_involving_children
other_offenses
prostitution
public_indecency
public_peace_violation
ritualism
robbery
sex_offense
stalking
theft
weapons_violation
So, just swapping out arson.json
for any one of those categories “.json” will get you what your after.
The other key that will work is total
which will give you the averages for the number of all crimes reported on
days at a given temperature.
So, you’re old school, eh? Well, I think I got you at least partially covered. There are CSV dumps available by year for for the reported crimes vs. temperature data. However, instead of being grouped by temperature, there is a row for each day that gives you the date, the observed temperature, the total number of crimes reported that day, and then a category by category count. You can get those like this:
http://crime.static-eric.com/data/weather/2010.csv
That will get you a CSV dump containing all the info for 2010. There is also a full dump that can be fetched by swapping out
2010.csv
with full_dump.csv
in the example above.
Thanks to some generous help with infrastructure from the Smart Chicago Collaborative I’m working on getting a REST endpoint together for the bulk of the crime and weather data (and whatever else I end up with). So, watch this space.


A mechanism of fault-tolerant, multi-agent systems by which individual contributors reach agreement in service of a common goal.
A way to quickly collect input from devices using different formats, an algorithm for consolidating inputs into a consensus, means of delivering the result to people or applications relying on it, and a fault-tolerant system that can dismiss bad data and get smarter over time.
Built on a core stack of Red Hat technologies. Our multi-agent system is you: the audience in the room. Your shared objective is to navigate a Shadowman through a maze we built using the Unity game engine.
At a regular interval, we’re going to establish consensus from your inputs to determine which command to send to your shadowman. Navigate shadowman from the starting position, avoid the zombie, to the door switch, then to the goal. Two teams: red and white. Whoever reaches the goal first is the winner!
What you need to build a consensus driven system
The technologies we used to build this system
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