I created this site as a project for the Technical Foundations of Information course at the University of Washington iSchool. I had a couple of goals:
I succeeded in the first task to some extent.
I had hoped to spend some time reading The Scholars' Primer--cited below both from the Internet Archive and the Hathi Trust--and to present the information about characters based on my close reading of this text. I should have known that I'd be more than busy enough learning about XML and wouldn't have time for this. I will say here that I understand that book to be a significant source on the ogham characters. If I understand correctly, it summarizes a lot of what is known about the characters based on manuscripts and other sources, and is where much of what I found at Wikipedia came from.
Ogham: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A Wikipedia page on the Ogham characters
Bríatharogam: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A Wikipedia page on the Bríatharogam
Ogham alphabet: From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository
A Wikimedia Commons gallery of Ogham characters
Ogham (Unicode block): From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A Wikipedia page with details on the Unicode block for the Ogham
characters
Auraicept na-éces: The scholars' primer; being the texts of the Ogham tract from
the Book of Ballymote and the Yellow book of Lecan, and the text of the Trefhocul
from the Book of Leinster
See my comments in this site's About page
Auraicept na n-éces: the scholars' primer; being the texts of the Ogham tract
from the Book of Ballymote and the Yellow book of Lecan, and thetext of the
Trefhocul from the Book of Leinster; ed. from eight manuscripts, with introduction,
translation of the Ballymote text, notes, and indices by George Calder.
Again, please see my comments in this site's About
page


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Guidance
Exemplification material for English writing to support teacher assessment at the end of key stage 1 in 2016 and 2017.
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This exemplification material may be used with the 2017 interim teacher assessment frameworks .
Key stage 1 ( KS1 ) exemplification material to support teacher assessment ( TA ) of each pupil at the end of KS1 .
This guidance was originally provided for the 2016 test cycle but may also be used with the 2017 interim TA frameworks.
The exemplification shows examples of pupils’ work at the standards detailed in the interim TA frameworks. There are annotated and unannotated versions available to aid training.
If teachers are confident in their judgements, they do not need to refer to the exemplification materials. The exemplification materials are there to help teachers make their judgements where they want additional guidance.
Published: 8 February 2016
Updated: 10 March 2017
From: Standards and Testing Agency
Part of: Key stage 1 teacher assessment


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JD GitHub Backup
Download Bulk Repositories from GitHub at Once
Summary
This application provides a very simple user interface which allows virtually anybody to be able to download many repositories at once. Currently, it is only to set up to download a ZIP file of the latest code in the default branch. Future versions will support multiple branches and more data downloaded in various formats.
Setup Your Account
You must first configure the application before you can use it. This requires obtaining a personal access token from your GitHub account developer settings, and using that token here, if you want to access any private repositories. Otherwise, without this, you will have public visibility and limited access. You must go to your account setup in this application, and enter that token in the "Account" page.. To open the setup, go to the "Options" menu at the top, and then choose "Setup".
Choose Source Account
You need to specify either a user or an organization by their unique name. This is done by creating profiles . Enter that into the profile setup. The application will display a list of all repositories in that user or organization which are accessible from the account behind the selected account .
You can easily switch between profiles by going to the "Options" menu and then "Profiles".
Listing Repositories
The main screen of the application allows you to fetch a complete list of all repositories you have access to under any given user or organization account. You can apply sorting, and later you will be able to filter them too.
Choosing Repositories
You can place a check next to any repository you wish to back up, or you can also check all. The selection will allow you to bulk-download ZIP files for each repository all at once.
Downloading Repositories
Once you have made your selection, you can click the "Download" button to initiate the download . This part will take time, depending on the number of repositories and their size. Note that the "size" GitHub reports is not accurate, and therefore there's no real chance of implementing estimated time.


与后端模板一样,avalon能将动态的内容放到它们该呆的地方.并且提供多种便捷的方式. 第一种就是双花括号,第二种是ms-text属性.如果要输出大段HTML内容,还可以用ms-html
As same as the back-end templates, Avalon will be able to put dynamic content to the place where they should be, and provide a variety of convenient ways.The first one is double parentheses, the second is the ms-text attribute. If you want to output a large segment of the HTML content, can also use ms-html
双花括号是最便捷的方式，因此许多MVVM框架都支持这种语法，它类似于JSP的
Double brace is the most convenient way, so many of the MVVM framework to support this syntax, it is similar to the JSP


New to Destroyer?
Check out the "What to Expect" section below.
Instructions
1) Place your ships.
2) Click on Computer's screen where you want to attack (3
attacks/turn).
Click "Finalize attack" to submit your attacks.
3) Evaluate your report and
make new attacks.
What to Expect:
General Information
The two 8x8 grids on the left side are where you can attack your opponent (the grid labeled "Computer")
and see where your ships are (the grid labeled "Player").
Your ships have been randomly placed on the grid for you. If you do not like this layout, you can
refresh the page and there will be a new layout.
You make attacks on the "Computer" grid by clicking the locations you want to attack. For more
information on attacks, check out the "Attacks" section below.
After you have selected the three attacks you want to make for your turn, click the "Finalize attack"
button.
A report will be generated for you, and will appear in the table labeled "Report."
The game ends when either you hit all of your opponent's ships or your opponent hits all of yours.
Ships
There are five different ships - a Destroyer, a Tanker, a Cruiser, a Battleship, and a Submarine.
Ships can be placed horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
Ship lengths:
Destroyer: 5
Tanker: 4
Cruiser: 3
Battleship: 3
Submarine: 1
The ships each have their own color on the "Player" grid.
Attacks
At each turn, you make three attacks.
Left-click on the square you want to attack. The attack will be marked as a red-colored
number.
If you change your mind about where you want to make your attack, right-click on the red number
you wish to change, and then left-click where you want to make your attack.
After selecting your three attacks for the turn, click "Finalize attack."
You will notice that a new row has been added to the Report. Consider this report as you plan your next
attack (see "Understanding the Report" for more details).
After you make your attack, the computer will make its attack, and you will see its attack marked on the
"Player" grid.
Understanding the Report
Each column stores the report for a different ship. The number in brackets indicates how many more units
of that ship you need to attack.
The report will have a new row after each turn.
If one or more of your three attacks hit a ship unit, the number of hits will be indicated in the
appropriate column.
For example, if you hit one Destroyer in your first turn, the first row's first column will read
"1h."
Each attack can only hit, at most, one ship unit (a hit is if you attack a cell where the ship unit is
located).
Once you hit all of the units of a ship, the ship's column in the report will turn green.
In addition to hitting a ship, you can also damage a ship. This is done by attacking a cell next to one
where a ship unit is located.
For example, if you attack C3 and there is a Submarine located at C2, the report for the
Submarine will read "1d."
*note:* A cell is "next to" another cell even if they are diagonal to one another.
For example, an attack at C3 can damage any ship units located at B2, C2, D2, B3, D3, B4, C4, or
D4.
A single attack cannot hit and damage ships.
For example, suppose the Submarine is located at C2, and the Battleship is located in B3, C3, and
D3. Let's say you again attack C3, and this time the column for Battleship will say "1h," but the
submarine will not say "1d."
After making your three attacks for each turn, the report will come in simultaneously for all
three attacks; you will not be told which attack caused damage or which attack hit a ship. That
is up to you to reason out.
Keep in mind that a single cell can be damaged by more than one other cell.
For example, let's say the Submarine is still hanging out at C2. This time, you attack B1 and C3.
Although both of these cells damage the Submarine, the report for the Submarine will still read
"1d."


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INF files control the dynamic workings of a level. They are text files written in "The INF programming language".
INFs accept C like /* */ comments.
They are made up of item definitions, which are linked
to the SCs via the SC names
to the WLs via the SC names and WL number


kmeaningful package¶
Submodules¶
kmeaningful.find_elbow module¶
-
kmeaningful.find_elbow.
find_elbow
(X)[source]¶ This function takes in unlabeled, scaled data and performs clustering using the KMeans clustering algorithm values of K up to 10.
It returns the value for K which minimizes the sum of square distance between points and cluster centers.
- Parameters
X (DataFrame) –
data to train clustering model with. (Pre-scaled) –
- Returns
int
The value for K which minimizes the sum of squared distance between points and cluster centers.
Examples
>>> from sklearn.datasets import make_blobs >>> X, _ = make_blobs(n_samples=10, centers=3, n_features=2) >>> processed_data = preprocess(X) >>> optimal_K = find_elbow(processed_data)
kmeaningful.fit_predict module¶
-
kmeaningful.fit_predict.
fit
(X, k)[source]¶ This function takes in unlabeled, scaled data and performs clustering using the KMeans clustering algorithm.
It returns an array of the coordinates of the k cluster centers.
- Parameters
X (DataFrame) –
data to train clustering model with. (Pre-scaled) –
k (int) –
number of clusters to use for Kmeans. (The) –
- Returns
array
A (k,d) array of the center locations for each cluster where d = number of dimensions.
Examples
>>> from sklearn.datasets import make_blobs >>> X, _ = make_blobs(n_samples=10, centers=3, n_features=2) >>> processed_data = preprocess(X) >>> centers = fit(processed_data, 3)
-
kmeaningful.fit_predict.
fit_predict
(X, k)[source]¶ This function takes in unlabeled, scaled data and performs clustering using the KMeans clustering algorithm.
It returns a list of the cluster labels for each point.
- Parameters
X (DataFrame) –
data to train clustering model with. (Pre-scaled) –
k (int) –
number of clusters to use for Kmeans. (The) –
- Returns
list
A list containing the cluster label for every example (row) in X.
Examples
>>> from sklearn.datasets import make_blobs >>> X, _ = make_blobs(n_samples=10, centers=3, n_features=2) >>> processed_data = preprocess(X) >>> cluster_assignments = fit_predict(processed_data, 3)
-
kmeaningful.fit_predict.
predict
(X, centers)[source]¶ Assigns data to clusters based on Euclidean distance to the nearest centroid.
- Parameters
X (DataFrame) –
data for cluster assignment. (Pre-scaled) –
centers (array) –
locations of the cluster centers. (The) –
- Returns
list
A list with the cluster assignments for the data.
Examples
>>> from sklearn.datasets import make_blobs >>> X, _ = make_blobs(n_samples=10, centers=3, n_features=2) >>> processed_data = preprocess(X) >>> centers = fit(processed_data, 3) >>> cluster_assignments = predict(processed_data, centers)
kmeaningful.kmeaningful module¶
kmeaningful.preprocess module¶
-
kmeaningful.preprocess.
preprocess
(X)[source]¶ This function takes in training data and applies some preprocessing steps such as scaling and one hot encoding.
- Parameters
X (DataFrame) –
data on which to apply preprocessing steps. (Unprocessed) –
- Returns
DataFrame
A DataFrame with appropriate preprocessing steps applied.
Examples
>>> from sklearn.datasets import make_blobs >>> X, _ = make_blobs(n_samples=10, centers=3, n_features=2) >>> processed_data = preprocess(X)
kmeaningful.show_clusters module¶
-
kmeaningful.show_clusters.
show_clusters
(X, centroids, labels=None)[source]¶ This function reduces a data set to 2 dimensions using principle component analysis (PCA) and colours clusters of points.
X : DataFrame Pre-scaled data to train clustering model with.
centroids: array Coordinates of cluster centroids
labels: list, optional Names of clusters, by default None
- Returns
plot
A 2d principle components scatter plot coloured by cluster
Examples
>>> from sklearn.datasets import make_blobs >>> X, _ = make_blobs(n_samples=10, centers=3, n_features=2) >>> processed_data = preprocess(X) >>> optimal_K = find_elbow(processed_data) >>> centroids = fit(processed_data, optimal_k) >>> show_clusters(processed_data, centroids)


[gecode-users] Re:gecode with linear programming
Christian Schulte
schulte at imit.kth.se
Tue Jun 20 01:31:27 CEST 2006
No, very unfortunatey not. You might want to check Eclipse as a CP system (I
do not know where and how it is currently available).
Christian
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To: users
Subject: [gecode-users] Re:gecode with linear programming
Hi,
First, sorry for my english...
I have to implement a hybrid "Constraint Programming"/"Linéar Programming"
algorithm and I want to known if it exist such a solution using gecode (Or
maybe someone known a open-source project doing that) ?
Jerome
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Taylor series: a complete example
Taylor series expansion of a function is an approximation of a differentiable function as an infinite sum of derivatives at a given point. The Wikipedia article defines it as
[math]
By change of variables, [math] and [math], the Taylor series can be rewritten as
[math]
Each derivative quantity above has its own unique unit of measure. Keeping track of the measure is essential to computing the final estimate. The example below shows how the measures are defined, multiplied, summed, and simplified.


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‘Let’s Be Happy For Shatta Wale’- John Dumelo
by BB JonesActor and politician, John Dumelo has waded into the ongoing Shatta Wale Grammy Awards nomination brouhaha.
The aspiring Member of Parliament for Ayawaso West Wuogon constituency tweeted and said whether Shatta Wale has directly or indirectly gained nomination or not, at least we should all be happy for him for his contribution on Beyonce’s song which has been nominated.
He wrote: Saying his name has entered Grammys doesn’t mean he meant he’s a nominee. Let’s all be happy for @shattawalegh“
Social media has been buzzing after Shatta Wale himself expressed happiness that Beyonce’s Lion King: The Gift album has been selected for consideration in the 2020 Grammy Awards.
His happiness was borne out of the fact that if she wins, all the artistes featured on the album, including Shatta Wale are indirect winners too.
Wale tweeted: At long last my name has entered #GRAMMYs ,thanks to the Beehive team !!!! Patience is truly the key !!! Pah pah pah pah.
In a different post, he wrote: ”If Beyonce win ago celebrate ruff , haters go bore ruff.
However, according blogger NYDJ who also doubles as a radio presenter at YFM, he personally sent an email to the organisers for clarification on the Shatta Wale Grammys brouhaha and reply was sent to him to that effect.
“According to a mail received from the Grammy Awards, only Artists who have worked on over 51% playing time of the pop vocal album would be nominees.
Any featured artist with less than 51% would not be a nominee. That settles it. Shatta Wale is not a Grammy Nominee.”


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List of Brazilian congresspeople and their applicant IDs
Source: Chamber of Deputies
{% if congresspeople %}
Applicant ID
Name
{% for congressperson in congresspeople %}
{{ congressperson.applicant_id }}
{{ congressperson.name }}
{% endfor %}
{% else %}
Sorry, but the database is empty.
{% endif %}


This test does cross-site XHR fetches of documents with the Same Origin Policy turned off in the renderer. The Same Origin Policy can be circumvented when the renderer is compromised, but site isolation ought to block cross-site documents at the IPC layer.
We only block cross-site documents with a blocklisted mime type (text/html, text/xml, application/json), that are correctly sniffed as the content type that they claim to be. We also block text/plain documents when their body looks like one of the blocklisted content types.


Python is probably already installed on your system. Find out which version is your default by issuing the command python --version
:
$ python --version
Python 2.7.6
If you see something like this, Python 2.7 is your default version. You should also see if you have Python 3 installed:
$ python3 --version
Python 3.4.0
If you have Python 3.4 or later, it’s fine to start out by using the installed version. If you have Python 3.3 or earlier, it’s probably worth installing Python 3.5.
The following instructions should work on Ubuntu, and most Debian-based systems that use the apt package manager.
Add the deadsnakes package, and then install Python 3.5:
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:fkrull/deadsnakes
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install python3.5
You can confirm that the installation was successful:
$ python3.5 --version
Python 3.5.0
Now to start a Python terminal session, you’ll use the command python3.5
:
$ python3.5
Python 3.5.0 (default, Sep 17 2015, 00:00:00)
[GCC 4.8.4] on linux
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>>
You’ll use this command when you configure your text editor, and when you run programs from the terminal.
On Ubuntu and other systems that use the apt package manager, you can install Geany in one line:
$ sudo apt-get install geany
If this doesn’t work, you can see the instructions at http://geany.org/Download/ThirdPartyPackages/.
If you use the simple command python
to start a terminal session on your system, you shouldn’t have to configure Geany at all. But if you use a command like python3
or python3.5
, you’ll have to modify Geany slightly so it uses the correct version of Python to run your programs.
Open an empty file and save it as hello_world.py. The file should have one line in it:
print("Hello Python world!")
Go to Build>Set Build Commands. You should see the word Compile, and a command next to the word Compile. Change this to
python3 -m py_compile "%f"
If you use a command like python3.5
, make sure you use that command instead.
Next to the word Execute, enter the following command:
python3 "%f"
Again, if you use a command like python3.5
, make sure you use that command.
Now you can run programs by selecting Build>Execute, clicking the Execute icon with a set of gears on it, or by pressing F5.


Journal Paper
The Impact of Figure Type in The Biomedical Literature
Po-Shen Lee, Jevin D. West and Bill Howe
PLoS Biology (in prep)
pdf |
bibtex
@article{lee2017plosbio, author = {Lee, Poshen and West, Jevin and Howe, Bill}, title = {The impact of figure type in the biomedical literature}, booktitle = {}, year = {2017} }
Viziometrics: Analyzing Visual Information in the Scientific Literature
Po-Shen Lee, Jevin D. West and Bill Howe
IEEE Transaction on Big Data, 2017
pdf |
bibtex
@article{lee2016viziometrics, author = {Lee, Poshen and West, Jevin and Howe, Bill}, title = {Viziometrics: Analyzing Visual Patterns in the Scientific Literature}, journal = {IEEE Transactions on Big Data}, year = {2017} }
Ultralow Drive Voltage Silicon Traveling-wave Modulator
Tom Baehr-Jones, Ran Ding, Yang Liu, Ali Ayazi, Thierry Pinguet, Nicholas C Harris, Matt Streshinsky, Po-shen Lee, Zhang Yi, Andy Eu-Jin Lim, Tsung-Yang Liow, Teo Tsung-Yang, Selin Hwee-Gee Teo, Guo-Qiang Lo and Michael Hochberg
Optics Express 2012
pdf |
bibtex
@article{baehr2012ultralow, title={Ultralow drive voltage silicon traveling-wave modulator}, author={Baehr-Jones, Tom and Ding, Ran and Liu, Yang and Ayazi, Ali and Pinguet, Thierry and Harris, Nicholas C and Streshinsky, Matt and Lee, Poshen and Zhang, Yi and Lim, Andy Eu-Jin and others}, journal={Optics Express}, volume={20}, number={11}, pages={12014--12020}, year={2012}, publisher={Optical Society of America} }
Azimuthally Isotropic Irradiance of GaN-based Light-emitting Diodes with GaN Microlens Arrays
Mount-Learn Wu, Yun-Chih Lee, Shih-Pu Yang, Po-Shen Lee and Jenq-Yang Chang
Optics Express 2012
pdf |
bibtex
@article{wu2009azimuthally, title={Azimuthally isotropic irradiance of GaN-based light-emitting diodes with GaN microlens arrays}, author={Wu, Mount-Learn and Lee, Yun-Chih and Yang, Shih-Pu and Lee, Po-Shen and Chang, Jenq-Yang}, journal={Optics express}, volume={17}, number={8}, pages={6148--6155}, year={2009}, publisher={Optical Society of America} }
III-nitride-based microarray light-emitting diodes with enhanced light extraction efficiency
Mount-Learn Wu, Yun-Chih Lee, Po-Shen Lee, Cheng-Huang Kuo and Jenq-Yang Chang
Japanese Journal of Applied Physics 2008
pdf |
bibtex
@article{wu2008iii, title={III--Nitride-based microarray light-emitting diodes with enhanced light extraction efficiency}, author={Wu, Mount-Learn and Lee, Yun-Chih and Lee, Po-Shen and Kuo, Cheng-Huang and Chang, Jenq-Yang}, journal={Japanese Journal of Applied Physics}, volume={47}, number={8S1}, pages={6757}, year={2008}, publisher={IOP Publishing} }
Linear Cascade GaN-based green Light-emitting Diodes with Invariant High-speed/power Performance under High-temperature Operation
Jin-Wei Shi, C-C Chen, Jinn-Kong Sheu, Wei-Chi Lai, Yun-Chih Lee, Po-Shen Lee, Shih-Pu Yang and Mount-Learn Wu
IEEE Photonics Technology Letters 2008
pdf |
bibtex
@article{shi2008linear, title={Linear cascade GaN-based green light-emitting diodes with invariant high-speed/power performance under high-temperature operation}, author={Shi, Jin-Wei and Chen, C-C and Sheu, Jinn-Kong and Lai, Wei-Chi and Lee, Yun-Chih and Lee, Po-Shen and Yang, Shih-Pu and Wu, Mount-Learn and others}, journal={IEEE Photonics Technology Letters}, volume={20}, number={23}, pages={1896--1898}, year={2008}, publisher={IEEE} }
Analysis of Two-dimensional Photonic Bandgap Structure Fabricated by an Interferometric Lithographic System
Cheng-Wei Chien, Yun-Chih Lee, Po-Shen Lee, Jenq-Yang Chang and Jyh-Chen Chen
Applied Optics 2007
pdf |
bibtex
@article{chien2007analysis, title={Analysis of a two-dimensional photonic bandgap structure fabricated by an interferometric lithographic system}, author={Chien, Cheng-Wei and Lee, Yun-Chih and Lee, Po-Shen and Chang, Jenq-Yang and Chen, Jyh-Chen}, journal={Applied optics}, volume={46}, number={16}, pages={3196--3204}, year={2007}, publisher={Optical Society of America} }
Conference Paper
Viziometrics: Identifying Central Figures in Scientific Papers
Olga Kazakova, Po-Shen Lee, Oh Bum Mook, Sean T. Yang, Jevin D. West and Bill Howe
IEEE Information Visualization conference 2017
pdf |
bibtex
@article{Kazakova2017, author = {Kazakova, Olga and Lee, Poshen Lee and Oh, Bum Mook and Yang, T. Sean and West, Jevin and Howe, Bill}, title = {Viziometrics: Identifying Central Figures in Scientific Papers}, booktitle = {IEEE Information Visualization conference 2017}, year = {2017} }
PhyloParser: A Hybrid Algorithm for Extracting Phylogenies from Dendrograms
Po-Shen Lee, Sean T. Yang, Jevin D. West and Bill Howe
The 15th IAPR International Conference on Document Analysis and Recognition 2017 (in prep)
pdf |
bibtex
@article{lee2017phyloparser, author = {Lee, Poshen and Yang, T. Sean and West, Jevin and Howe, Bill}, title = {PhyloParser: A Hybrid Algorithm for ExtractingPhylogenies from Dendrograms}, booktitle = {}, year = {2017} }
Deep Mapping of the Visual Literature
Bill Howe, Po-Shen Lee, Maxim Grechkin, Sean T. Yang and Jevin D. West
BigScholar Workshop (co-located Proceedings of the 26th International Conference on World Wide Web 2017)
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bibtex
@article{howe2017deepmap, author = {Howe, Bill and Lee, Poshen and Grechkin, Maxim and Yang, T. Sean and West, Jevin}, title = {Deep Mapping of the Visual Literature}, booktitle = {BigScholar Workshop (co-located at WWW)}, year = {2017} }
VizioMetrix: A Platform for Analyzing the Visual Information in Big Scholarly Data
Po-Shen Lee, Jevin D. West and Bill Howe
BigScholar Workshop (co-located Proceedings of the 26th International Conference on World Wide Web 2016)
pdf |
bibtex
@inproceedings{lee2016viziometrix, title={Viziometrix: A platform for analyzing the visual information in big scholarly data}, author={Lee, Po-shen and West, Jevin D and Howe, Bill}, booktitle={Proceedings of the 25th International Conference Companion on World Wide Web}, pages={413--418}, year={2016}, organization={International World Wide Web Conferences Steering Committee} }
Dismantling Composite Visualizations in the Scientific Literature
Po-Shen Lee and Bill Howe
4th International Conference on Pattern Recognition Applications and Methods 2015
pdf |
bibtex
@inproceedings{lee2015dismantling, title={Dismantling Composite Visualizations in the Scientific Literature.}, author={Lee, Po-Shen and Howe, Bill}, booktitle={ICPRAM (2)}, pages={79--91}, year={2015}, organization={Citeseer} }
Homography-based Reflection Removal Specialized for Object Recognition on Mobile Platform
Po-Shen Lee and Richard E. Ladner
Demo in CVPR 2013
poster
The Modulation of LEDs Driving Current and Duration Ratio in Application of Color Sequential Pico-Projector
Chia-Hao Chiu, Sheng-Da Jiang, Po-Shen Lee, Yun-Chih. Lee, Wen-Shing Sun, and Mount-Learn Wu
Optics and Photonics Taiwan 2010
pdf |
bibtex
@article{chiuOPT2010, title={The modulation of LEDs driving current and duration ratio in application of Color-Sequential Pico-Projector}, author={Chiu, Chia-Hao and Jiang, Sheng-Da and Lee, Po-Shen and Lee, Yun-Chih and Sun, Wen-Shing and Wu, Mount-Learn} }
The Improvement of Efficiency and Uniformity in Non-image LED Illumination for Field-Sequential-Color Pico-projector
Sheng-Da Jiang, Chia-Hao Chiu, Hsin-Chieh Wu, Po-Shen Lee, Yun-Chih Lee, Wen-Shing Sun, and Mount-Learn Wu
Optics and Photonics Taiwan 2010
pdf |
bibtex
@article{jiangOTP2010, title={The Improvement of Efficiency and Uniformity in Non-image LED Illumination for Field-Sequential-Color Pico-projector}, author={Jiang, Sheng-Da and Chiu, Chia-Hao and Wu, Hsin-Chieh and Lee, Po-Shen and Lee, Yun-Chih and Sun, Wen-Shing and Wu, Mount-Learn} }
Narrow Bandstop Filters Using Suspended Membrane Type of Guided-Mode Resonance Structures Based on Silicon
Y. C. Chang, C. C. Chang, H. C. Lan, J.W. Jheng, I. C. Lu, H. L. Hsiao, Y. C. Lee, Po-Shen Lee, and M. L. Wu
Optics and Photonics Taiwan 2010
pdf |
bibtex
@article{changOTP2010, title={The Improvement of Efficiency and Uniformity in Non-image LED Illumination for Field-Sequential-Color Pico-projector}, author={Jiang, Sheng-Da and Chiu, Chia-Hao and Wu, Hsin-Chieh and Lee, Po-Shen and Lee, Yun-Chih and Sun, Wen-Shing and Wu, Mount-Learn} }
Azimuthally Concentrated Irradiance of GaN-based Light-emitting Diodes with Si3N4 Microstructure Arrays
Mount-Learn Wu, Yun-Chih Lee, Po-Shen Lee, Hsu-Liang Hsiao, Chia-Chi Chang and Jenq-Yang Chang
Microoptics Conference 2009
pdf |
bibtex
@article{wu2009azimuthally, title={AZIMUTHALLY CONCENTRATED IRRADIANCE OF GaN-BASED LIGHT-EMITTING DIODES WITH Si3N4 MICROSTRUCTURE ARRAYS}, author={Wu, Mount-Learn and Lee, Yun-Chih and Lee, Po-Shen and Hsiao, Hsu-Liang and Chang, Chia-Chi and Chang, Jenq-Yang}, year={2009} }
Modulation of Uniform Light Pattern with Light Extraction Enhancement by GaN Microlens Arrays of LEDs
Y. C. Lee, C. H. Hsu, S. P. Yang, Po-Shen Lee, M. L. Wu, and J.Y. Chang
Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics 2009
pdf |
bibtex
@inproceedings{lee2009cleo, title={Modulation of uniform light pattern with light extraction enhancement by GaN microlens arrays of LEDs}, author={Lee, YunChih and Hsu, Chien-Chi and Yang, Shih-Pu and Lee, Po-Shen and Chang, Jenq-Yang and Wu, Mount-Learn}, booktitle={Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics}, pages={CMD4}, year={2009}, organization={Optical Society of America} }
Theoretical and Experimental Demonstration of Enhanced Light Extraction Efficiency in III-nitride-based Micro-array Light-emitting Diodes
Po-Shen Lee, Yun-Chih Lee, Cheng-Huang Kuo, Jenq-Yang Chang, Mount-Learn Wu
International Conference on Optics Design and Fabrication 2007
pdf |
bibtex
@article{lee2008odf, title={Theoretical and experimental demonstration of enhanced light extraction efficiency in III-nitride-based micro-array light-emitting diodes}, author={Lee, Po-Shen and Lee, Yun-Chih and Kuo, Cheng-Huang and Chang, Jenq-Yang and Wu, Mount-Learn}, year={2008} }
Mechanism of Enhanced Light Extraction Efficiency in III-nitride-based Micro-array Light-emitting Diodes
Jenq-Yang Chang, Yun-Chih Lee, Po-Shen Lee, Cheng-Huang Kuo and Mount-Learn Wu
Microoptics Conference 2007
pdf |
bibtex
@article{chang2007moc, title={MECHANISM OF ENHANCED LIGHT EXTRACTION EFFICIENCY IN III-NITRIDE-BASED MICRO-ARRAY LIGHT-EMITTING DIODES}, author={Chang, Jenq-Yang and Lee, Yun-Chih and Lee, Po-Shen and Kuo, Cheng-Huang and Wu, Mount-Learn}, year={2007} }
Mechanism of Enhanced Light Extraction Efficiency in III-nitride-based Micro-array Light-emitting Diodes
Po-Shen Lee, Yun-Chih Lee, Cheng-Huang Kuo, Jenq-Yang Chang and Mount-Learn Wu
Optics and Photonics Taiwan 2007
pdf |
bibtex
@article{lee2007opt, title={Mechanism of Enhanced Light Extraction Efficiency in III-nitride-based Micro-array Light-emitting Diodes}, author={Lee, Po-Shen and Lee, Yun-Chih and Kuo, Cheng-Huang and Chang, Jenq-Yang and Wu, Mount-Learn} }


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While it doesn't look like we were right about getting a Galaxy S11 Lite, we might be getting a new S10 product out of it. According to a new inclusion on the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) database, a Galaxy S10 Lite is on the way with the model number SM-G770F, as spotted by SamMobile.
Ishan Agarwal, a known leaker, has said the Lite will come with a Snapdragon 855 processor and an impressive camera boasting a 48MP main camera, 5MP depth lens and a 12MP wide angle lens on the rear. It's selfie camera will reportedly be 32MP.
Given the S10 series already has a pretty full lineup with the S10, S10+, S10e and S10 5G, we assumed the Lite leaks would replace the S11e when the new series is eventually released. This new information seems to suggest a S11 version of it isn't on the immediate horizon.
We've reached to Samsung Australia to confirm the Lite model is solely for the Galaxy S10 series, and not the S11, and whether it's coming to Australia too.


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Pantai Ancol is a coastal tourist route consisting of five beaches: Pantai Indah, Elok, Ria, Ancol Festival, and Ancol Carnival. This tourist spot is open 24 hours, offering beautiful panoramas, places to eat, and an ideal location to see sunrise or sunset. Visitors often take pictures, jog, and eat at one of the restaurants in the area. A place to go if you want to populate your Instagram album.
Pantai Ancol is clean enough and has a complete set of tourist facilities. The area is adjacent to various entertainment venues, such as Seaworld and Fantasy World. Pantai Ancol is easily accessible using means of public transportation. For example, by using the Ancol route of Trans Jakarta.
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Ocean Dream Samudra, also known as Gelanggang Samudra, is a tourist spot in Jakarta with a sea theme, located in the Taman Impian Jaya Ancol area. Gelanggang Samudra offers sea animal attractions such as dolphins and sea lions, Bird's Paradise Park, from thrilling shows such as Scorpion Rides, to rides such as Jellyfish and Boto-Boto.
Ocean Dream Samudra has complete tourist facilities, including several culinary centers, places of worship, toilets, and clinics. Drinks and ice cream stalls are readily available at several points in the area. Fairly wide walking paths populated with greeneries will provide comfort for families who are enjoying a holiday at this one tourist spot in Jakarta.
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| glance.ergm {broom} | R Documentation |
Glance accepts a model object and returns a tibble::tibble()
with exactly one row of model summaries. The summaries are typically
goodness of fit measures, p-values for hypothesis tests on residuals,
or model convergence information.
Glance never returns information from the original call to the modeling function. This includes the name of the modeling function or any arguments passed to the modeling function.
Glance does not calculate summary measures. Rather, it farms out these
computations to appropriate methods and gathers the results together.
Sometimes a goodness of fit measure will be undefined. In these cases
the measure will be reported as NA
.
Glance returns the same number of columns regardless of whether the
model matrix is rank-deficient or not. If so, entries in columns
that no longer have a well-defined value are filled in with an NA
of the appropriate type.
## S3 method for class 'ergm' glance(x, deviance = FALSE, mcmc = FALSE, ...)
x |
An |
deviance |
Logical indicating whether or not to report null and
residual deviance for the model, as well as degrees of freedom. Defaults
to |
mcmc |
Logical indicating whether or not to report MCMC interval,
burn-in and sample size used to estimate the model. Defaults to |
... |
Additional arguments to pass to |
glance.ergm
returns a one-row tibble with the columns
independence |
Whether the model assumed dyadic independence |
iterations |
The number of MCMLE iterations performed before convergence |
logLik |
If applicable, the log-likelihood associated with the model |
AIC |
The Akaike Information Criterion |
BIC |
The Bayesian Information Criterion |
If deviance = TRUE
, and if the model supports it, the
tibble will also contain the columns
null.deviance |
The null deviance of the model |
df.null |
The degrees of freedom of the null deviance |
residual.deviance |
The residual deviance of the model |
df.residual |
The degrees of freedom of the residual deviance |
glance()
, ergm::ergm()
, ergm::summary.ergm()
Other ergm tidiers:
tidy.ergm()


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Injection other collection types
As described in the enumerables section, Rezolver can automatically
build and inject instances of IEnumerable<T>
of generic and non-generic types based
purely off the registrations within the container.
Sometimes, however, you might also want to inject arrays, lists or collections (using
such types such as List<T>
, IList<T>
, T[]
, Collection<T>
etc) whose contents are
also built automatically purely from the registrations of the type T
present in the
container.
Note
The functionality described in this section does not supersede your ability to create explicit registrations for these types.
By default Rezolver has the ability to automatically build and inject the following types which are commonly used to represent series of objects:
Requires IEnumerable<T>
Injection
The key thing to note about Rezolver's implementation of these is that they all, in
some way, rely upon the injection of IEnumerable<T>
mentioned at the start of this topic
and, in some cases, rely on each other.


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Education
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- Transfer Studies
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- Jul 2012 - Present • XTOPOLY, Inc. • Santa Ana, CA
- Developed mobile and responsive websites, Phonegap applications, and rich media ad units, as well as managed and maintained Linux servers.
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- Emirates Airlines Ad Unit [humans.txt]
- Vacacionante Mobile Site [humans.txt]
- Vacaciones Inolvidables Mobile Site [humans.txt]
- TracFone Search [humans.txt]
- Naked Juice Pack In More Responsive Site
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Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz
by L. Frank Baum
Chapter 14: “Ozma Uses the Magic Belt”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1908
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Baum, F. L. (1908). Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz. Chicago: Reilly and Britton.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 6.0
- Word Count: 3,088
- Genre: Fantasy
- Keywords: 20th century literature, american literature, books of oz, l. frank baum, self-help
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For a considerable distance the way led straight upward in a gentle incline, and the wanderers made such good progress that they grew hopeful and eager, thinking they might see sunshine at any minute.
This rock was separate from the rest of the mountain and was in motion, turning slowly around and around as if upon a pivot. When first they came to it there was a solid wall before them; but presently it revolved until there was exposed a wide, smooth path across it to the other side. This appeared so unexpectedly that they were unprepared to take advantage of it at first, and allowed the rocky wall to swing around again before they had decided to pass over. But they knew now that there was a means of escape and so waited patiently until the path appeared for the second time.
The children and the Wizard rushed across the moving rock and sprang into the passage beyond, landing safely though a little out of breath. Jim the cab-horse came last, and the rocky wall almost caught him; for just as he leaped to the floor of the further passage the wall swung across it and a loose stone that the buggy wheels knocked against fell into the narrow crack where the rock turned, and became wedged there.
They heard a crunching, grinding sound, a loud snap, and the turn-table came to a stop with its broadest surface shutting off the path from which they had come.
“Never mind,” said Zeb, “we don’t want to get back, anyhow.”
“I’m not so sure of that,” returned Dorothy.  But I have been examining this tunnel, and I do not see any signs of so large a beast having passed through it.”
“Then we’re all right,” said the girl, “for if the dragon went the other way she can’t poss’bly get to us now.”
“Of course not, my dear. But there is another thing to consider. The mother dragon probably knows the road to the earth’s surface, and if she went the other way then we have come the wrong way,” said the Wizard, thoughtfully.
“Dear me!” cried Dorothy. “That would be unlucky, wouldn’t it?”
“Very. Unless this passage also leads to the top of the earth,” said Zeb.
They now moved on again, creeping slowly up another steep incline. The lanterns were beginning to grow dim, and the Wizard poured the remaining oil from one into the other, so that the one light would last longer. But their journey was almost over, for in a short time they reached a small cave from which there was no further outlet.
They did not realize their ill fortune at first, for their hearts were gladdened by the sight of a ray of sunshine coming through a small crack in the roof of the cave, far overhead. That meant that their world—the real world—was not very far away, and that the succession of perilous adventures they had encountered had at last brought them near the earth’s surface, which meant home to them. But when the adventurers looked more carefully around them they discovered that they were in a strong prison from which there was no hope of escape.
“But we’re ALMOST on earth again,” cried Dorothy, “for there is the sun—the most BEAU’FUL sun that shines!” and she pointed eagerly at the crack in the distant roof.
“Almost on earth isn’t being there,” said the kitten, in a discontented tone. “It wouldn’t be possible for even me to get up to that crack—or through it if I got there.”
“It appears that the path ends here,” announced the Wizard, gloomily.
“And there is no way to go back,” added Zeb, with a low whistle of perplexity.
“I was sure it would come to this, in the end,” remarked the old cab-horse. “Folks don’t fall into the middle of the earth and then get back again to tell of their adventures—not in real life. And the whole thing has been unnatural because that cat and I are both able to talk your language, and to understand the words you say.”
“And so can the nine tiny piglets,” added Eureka.
“No,” answered Dorothy. “But don’t you lose heart, Jim, for I’m sure this isn’t the end of our story, by any means.”
The reference to the piglets reminded the Wizard that his pets had not enjoyed much exercise lately, and must be tired of their prison in his pocket. So he sat down upon the floor of the cave, brought the piglets out one by one, and allowed them to run around as much as they pleased.
“My dears,” he said to them, “I’m afraid I’ve got you into a lot of trouble, and that you will never again be able to leave this gloomy cave.”
“What’s wrong?” asked a piglet. “We’ve been in the dark quite a while, and you may as well explain what has happened.”
The Wizard told them of the misfortune that had overtaken the wanderers.

“Then you can do a few wizzes and get us out of this hole,” declared the tiny one, with much confidence.
“I could if I happened to be a real wizard,” returned the master sadly. “But I’m not, my piggy-wees; I’m a humbug wizard.”
“Nonsense!” cried several of the piglets, together.
“You can ask Dorothy,” said the little man, in an injured tone.
“It’s true enough,” returned the girl, earnestly. “Our friend Oz is merely a humbug wizard, for he once proved it to me. He can do several very wonderful things—if he knows how. But he can’t wiz a single thing if he hasn’t the tools and machinery to work with.”
“Thank you, my dear, for doing me justice,” responded the Wizard, gratefully. “To be accused of being a real wizard, when I’m not, is a slander I will not tamely submit to. But I am one of the greatest humbug wizards that ever lived, and you will realize this when we have all starved together and our bones are scattered over the floor of this lonely cave.”
“I don’t believe we’ll realize anything, when it comes to that,” remarked Dorothy, who had been deep in thought. “But I’m not going to scatter my bones just yet, because I need them, and you prob’ly need yours, too.”
“We are helpless to escape,” sighed the Wizard.
“WE may be helpless,” answered Dorothy, smiling at him, “but there are others who can do more than we can. Cheer up, friends. I’m sure Ozma will help us.”
“Ozma!” exclaimed the Wizard. “Who is Ozma?”
“The girl that rules the marvelous Land of Oz,” was the reply. “She’s a friend of mine, for I met her in the Land of Ev, not long ago, and went to Oz with her.”
“For the second time?” asked the Wizard, with great interest.
“Yes. The first time I went to Oz I found you there, ruling the Emerald City. After you went up in a balloon, and escaped us, I got back to Kansas by means of a pair of magical silver shoes.”
“I remember those shoes,” said the little man, nodding. “They once belonged to the Wicked Witch. Have you them here with you?”
“No; I lost them somewhere in the air,” explained the child. “But the second time I went to the Land of Oz I owned the Nome King’s Magic Belt, which is much more powerful than were the Silver Shoes.”
“Where is that Magic Belt?” enquired the Wizard, who had listened with great interest.
“Ozma has it; for its powers won’t work in a common, ordinary country like the United States. Anyone in a fairy country like the Land of Oz can do anything with it; so I left it with my friend the Princess Ozma, who used it to wish me in Australia with Uncle Henry.”
“And were you?” asked Zeb, astonished at what he heard.
“Of course; in just a jiffy. And Ozma has an enchanted picture hanging in her room that shows her the exact scene where any of her friends may be, at any time she chooses. All she has to do is to say: ‘I wonder what So-and-so is doing,’ and at once the picture shows where her friend is and what the friend is doing. That’s REAL magic, Mr. Wizard; isn’t it? Well, every day at four o’clock Ozma has promised to look at me in that picture, and if I am in need of help I am to make her a certain sign and she will put on the Nome King’s Magic Belt and wish me to be with her in Oz.”
“Do you mean that Princess Ozma will see this cave in her enchanted picture, and see all of us here, and what we are doing?” demanded Zeb.
“Of course; when it is four o’clock,” she replied, with a laugh at his startled expression.
“And when you make a sign she will bring you to her in the Land of Oz?” continued the boy.
“That’s it, exactly; by means of the Magic Belt.”
“Then,” said the Wizard, “you will be saved, little Dorothy; and I am very glad of it.
“No, and I’m not anxious to begin,” said Eureka.
“Don’t worry, dear,” Dorothy exclaimed, “I’ll hold you in my arms, and take you with me.”
“Take us, too!” cried the nine tiny piglets, all in one breath.
“Perhaps I can,” answered Dorothy. “I’ll try.”
“Couldn’t you manage to hold me in your arms?” asked the cab-horse.
Dorothy laughed.
“I’ll do better than that,” she promised, “for I can easily save you all, once I am myself in the Land of Oz.”
“How?” they asked.
“By using the Magic Belt. All I need do is to wish you with me, and there you’ll be—safe in the royal palace!”
“Good!” cried Zeb.
“I built that palace, and the Emerald City, too,” remarked the Wizard, in a thoughtful tone, “and I’d like to see them again, for I was very happy among the Munchkins and Winkies and Quadlings and Gillikins.”
“Who are they?” asked the boy.
“The four nations that inhabit the Land of Oz,” was the reply. “I wonder if they would treat me nicely if I went there again.”
“Of course they would!” declared Dorothy. “They are still proud of their former Wizard, and often speak of you kindly.”
“Do you happen to know whatever became of the Tin Woodman and the Scarecrow?” he enquired.
“They live in Oz yet,” said the girl, “and are very important people.”
“And the Cowardly Lion?”
“Oh, he lives there too, with his friend the Hungry Tiger; and Billina is there, because she liked the place better than Kansas, and wouldn’t go with me to Australia.”
“I’m afraid I don’t know the Hungry Tiger and Billina,” said the Wizard, shaking his head. “Is Billina a girl?”
“No; she’s a yellow hen, and a great friend of mine. You’re sure to like Billina, when you know her,” asserted Dorothy.
“Your friends sound like a menagerie,” remarked Zeb, uneasily. “Couldn’t you wish me in some safer place than Oz.”
“Don’t worry,” replied the girl. “You’ll just love the folks in Oz, when you get acquainted. What time is it, Mr. Wizard?”
The little man looked at his watch—a big silver one that he carried in his vest pocket.
“Half-past three,” he said.
“Then we must wait for half an hour,” she continued; “but it won’t take long, after that, to carry us all to the Emerald City.”
They sat silently thinking for a time. Then Jim suddenly asked:
“Are there any horses in Oz?”
“Only one,” replied Dorothy, “and he’s a sawhorse.”
“A what?”
“A sawhorse. Princess Ozma once brought him to life with a witch-powder, when she was a boy.”
“Was Ozma once a boy?” asked Zeb, wonderingly.
“Yes; a wicked witch enchanted her, so she could not rule her kingdom. But she’s a girl now, and the sweetest, loveliest girl in all the world.”
“A sawhorse is a thing they saw boards on,” remarked Jim, with a sniff.
“It is when it’s not alive,” acknowledged the girl. “But this sawhorse can trot as fast as you can, Jim; and he’s very wise, too.”
“Pah! I’ll race the miserable wooden donkey any day in the week!” cried the cab-horse.
Dorothy did not reply to that. She felt that Jim would know more about the Sawhorse later on.
The time dragged wearily enough to the eager watchers, but finally the Wizard announced that four o’clock had arrived, and Dorothy caught up the kitten and began to make the signal that had been agreed upon to the far-away invisible Ozma.
“Nothing seems to happen,” said Zeb, doubtfully.
“Oh, we must give Ozma time to put on the Magic Belt,” replied the girl.
She had scarcely spoken the words then she suddenly disappeared from the cave, and with her went the kitten. There had been no sound of any kind and no warning. One moment Dorothy sat beside them with the kitten in her lap, and a moment later the horse, the piglets, the Wizard and the boy were all that remained in the underground prison.
“I believe we will soon follow her,” announced the Wizard, in a tone of great relief; “for I know something about the magic of the fairyland that is called the Land of Oz. Let us be ready, for we may be sent for any minute.”
He put the piglets safely away in his pocket again and then he and Zeb got into the buggy and sat expectantly upon the seat.
“Will it hurt?” asked the boy, in a voice that trembled a little.
“Not at all,” replied the Wizard. “It will all happen as quick as a wink.”
And that was the way it did happen.
The cab-horse gave a nervous start and Zeb began to rub his eyes to make sure he was not asleep. For they were in the streets of a beautiful emerald-green city, bathed in a grateful green light that was especially pleasing to their eyes, and surrounded by merry faced people in gorgeous green-and-gold costumes of many extraordinary designs.
Before them were the jewel-studded gates of a magnificent palace, and now the gates opened slowly as if inviting them to enter the courtyard, where splendid flowers were blooming and pretty fountains shot their silvery sprays into the air.
Zeb shook the reins to rouse the cab-horse from his stupor of amazement, for the people were beginning to gather around and stare at the strangers.
“Gid-dap!” cried the boy, and at the word Jim slowly trotted into the courtyard and drew the buggy along the jeweled driveway to the great entrance of the royal palace.


On a mission to hone my craft as a designer, I decided to try out the Daily UI Challenge, which is an email newsletter that sends me daily UI challenges.
My first challenge was met with foundational graphic design principles - color theory. I learned the color lingo (hue vs chroma, tone vs shade vs tint) and tools (color scheme and palettes) to communicate and evoke emotions.
I decided to design a sign up screen for one of my recent trips in Melbourne to discover street grafitti art and laneways. After experimenting with several color schemes, I settled on the below to communicate the idea of fun, spontaenity and discovery based on the picture captured from my trip.
The final design
Color palette generated from Canva
First thing that came to mind was designing for travel activities checkout, mostly inspired by my recent read on The Airbnb Story. I decided that a static jpg wasn't enough to communicate the series of interaction from punching credit card details to confirming the order. As a first step to motion and interaction design, I used Keynote to prototype it.
For this challenge, I learned about the importance of contrast, alignment, proximity and white space in visual hierarchy. I specifically designed for the desktop experience and decided that the Rule of One Thirds would serve as the best placement for the checkout interface as users look down on the waves.
When animating the responses to user actions (ie. press a button, type a number), I learned that even a subtle 50ms makes a difference in perceiving states (ie. processing vs processed).
Given that I used to work at a travel loyalty program, the first calculator that came to mind is on the number of miles traveled. In response to emotion design, I wanted it to be a milestone calculator and about celebrating traveler's moments.
This time, I focused a lot more on the nitty gritty part of creating vector art using Adobe Illustrator and then mocking it up with HTML/CSS. I learned to design with gradients, which uses mostly analogous colors. And gradients are tricky. The gradients' directions matter and when you have more than one set of gradient, the visual pairing is quite a test-and-learn. I also learned to design create depth with shadows and reflections for the mountains, hot air balloon, clouds and the sky. I gotta say, gradients are so much fun to look at!
The layout this time is quite straightforward - username, CTA, interest clusters and a short description. Visually, the background image and profile picture was the most difficult pairing. The user photo I chose has a very warm, yellow tone and I wanted the background image to contrast but not overwhelm the user photo with too much details in the background.
In terms of tools, I wanted to improve my responsive web design skills, specifically the Bootstrap navbar responsive hamburger menu and navbar color change when scrolling.
Desktop version
Mobile version


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This is the Product Teaser Example: Try our new Big can of fresh Aloha soup (27 €), it tastes delicious!
Some other content here...
Stock Quote example: When you hover over the name of the Microsoft company, the stock quotes are shown.
Some more content...
Here follows the editable product teaser example: Try our new Big can of fresh Aloha soup (27 €) - which enables some great stuff.
Blocks can be embedded right inside an editable. "Block" element blocks are not very
differen from inline element blocks. A simple example is the DefaultRenderer block type, which
renders and stores the initial markup. Try copy and pasting or dragging it around!
DefaultRenderer
This is a default aloha block without special type, which uses the DefaultRenderer. It
is not editable and embedded as a "block" element.
VCard block
This block is rendered with a template.
Block rendered with custom handles
Some stuff with custom handles. Hover over it to see the magic :-).
This is the Product Teaser Example: Try our new Big can of fresh Aloha soup (27 €), it tastes delicious!
Some other content here...
Stock Quote example: When you hover over the name of the Microsoft company, the stock quotes are shown.
Some more content...
Here follows the editable product teaser example: Try our new Big can of fresh Aloha soup (27 €) - which enables some great stuff.


Crystal Palace vs Liverpool: Roberto Firmino scores the winner in Reds 2-1 win
- Crystal Palace vs Liverpool's Premier League game ended 2-1 in favor of the Reds
- Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino scored the two goals for Liverpool in this tie
- Liverpool are still topping the Premier League standings with 37 points
Liverpool on Saturday, November 23, continued with their impressive performance this season in the Premier League beating Crystal Palace 2-1.
The hosts wanted to impress their fans in this Premier League encounter, but they were unable to get a win despite their efforts.
But Crystal Palace ensured they prevented Liverpool from scoring in the first half of this Premier League tie.
Senegal international Sadio Mane scored the first goal for Liverpool in the 49th minute after an assist from Andy Robertson.
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Wilfried Zaha restored parity for Crystal Palace in the 82nd minute after receiving an assist from Andros Townsend.
Fans rate Ndidi better than £70m England midfielder after impressive performance against Arsenal
Brazil international Roberto Firmino scored the winner for Liverpool in the 85th minute as the Reds maintained their lead on the Premier League standings.
Liverpool are still occupying first position on the Premier League standings with 37 points after 13 games.
Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how Liverpool vs Man City ended 3-1 as the Reds recorded their 11th Premier League victory in 12 matches and go nine points clear of the defending champions.
Fabinho, Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane were on target for the Merseysiders as Bernardo Silva scored City's consolation.
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English Language Habs are a weird art house experiment
by Ryan HenningBecause of the NHL’s basic unwillingness to give hockey to existing fans, there is only one team that currently plays in French speaking Quebec. If my understanding of Canada is correct, the English speakers there are just as monolingual as Americans, so the rest of the league can look at Montreal and the Canadiens as an absurd, foreign curiosity.
Before you get terribly critical of this post, I understand that it is more of a treatise on Google Translate than it is on the Canadiens, and even more of a condemnation on me, who just clicks “yes” when Google asks me to translate instead of just using the English languish version of the page.
Still, I was drawn to their story about Nick Suzuki and Cale Fleury taking a disposable camera on the road so we can see some lo-fi pictures of every day life. Seeing some of the pictures took me back to high school. Is that Three Doors Down playing?
OK, so the pictures have a grainy visage that reminds me of late 90s road trips, but what really sells me on this article is the Google translated text.
The pictures of the 90’s have come back to us after a while in the room, and we are suddenly bored of our walkmans and our videocassettes.
Yeah.
We would have liked to send you electronically the excitement felt while we were going to get our envelope of printed copies.
No, no, I’ve definitely got the electronic excitement.


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Everyone makes at least some attempt at resolutions each new year - even if they say they "don't make resolutions". How can you go through life without goals to better yourself as a person? Based on my past, though, we very often do not write them down or forget about them entirely before the end of January.
The problem with goals of mine in the past have always been that they are very generic and/or very difficult to satisfy. I have made a deliberate effort to make my goals for this year both small and specific. This will make it much more difficult to justify my way out of satisfying my goals for this year and much easier to satisfy more goals is they are more achievable.
So, in the spirit of both personal growth and gamification, I bring you my personal1 list of "achievements" for 2013.
Achievements must be:
What are your 2013 achievements? Feel free to steal mine below if you so choose.
Thanks to @adamwhitcroft for the achievement icons.
1: I've omitted the truly personal achievements about my life like friends, family, etc.


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The generic board support module includes board-specific definitions and function prototypes, such as the board initialization function. More...
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| SAMG55 Xplained Pro board | |
Functions | |
| void | board_init (void) |
| This function initializes the board target resources. More... | |
Base Boards | |
| #define | EVK1100 1 |
| AT32UC3A EVK1100 board. More... | |
| #define | EVK1101 2 |
| AT32UC3B EVK1101 board. More... | |
| #define | UC3C_EK 3 |
| AT32UC3C UC3C-EK board. More... | |
| #define | EVK1104 4 |
| AT32UC3A3 EVK1104 board. More... | |
| #define | EVK1105 5 |
| AT32UC3A EVK1105 board. More... | |
| #define | STK600_RCUC3L0 6 |
| STK600 RCUC3L0 board. More... | |
| #define | UC3L_EK 7 |
| AT32UC3L-EK board. More... | |
| #define | XPLAIN 8 |
| ATxmega128A1 Xplain board. More... | |
| #define | STK600_RC064X 10 |
| ATxmega256A3 STK600 board. More... | |
| #define | STK600_RC100X 11 |
| ATxmega128A1 STK600 board. More... | |
| #define | UC3_A3_XPLAINED 13 |
| ATUC3A3 UC3-A3 Xplained board. More... | |
| #define | UC3_L0_XPLAINED 15 |
| ATUC3L0 UC3-L0 Xplained board. More... | |
| #define | STK600_RCUC3D 16 |
| STK600 RCUC3D board. More... | |
| #define | STK600_RCUC3C0 17 |
| STK600 RCUC3C board. More... | |
| #define | XMEGA_B1_XPLAINED 18 |
| ATxmega128B1 Xplained board. More... | |
| #define | XMEGA_A1_XPLAINED 19 |
| ATxmega128A1 Xplain-A1 board. More... | |
| #define | XMEGA_A1U_XPLAINED_PRO 20 |
| ATxmega128A1U XMEGA-A1U Xplained Pro board. More... | |
| #define | STK600_RCUC3L4 21 |
| ATUCL4 STK600 board. More... | |
| #define | UC3_L0_XPLAINED_BC 22 |
| ATUC3L0 UC3-L0 Xplained board controller board. More... | |
| #define | MEGA1284P_XPLAINED_BC 23 |
| ATmega1284P-Xplained board controller board. More... | |
| #define | STK600_RC044X 24 |
| STK600 with RC044X routing card board. More... | |
| #define | STK600_RCUC3B0 25 |
| STK600 RCUC3B0 board. More... | |
| #define | UC3_L0_QT600 26 |
| QT600 UC3L0 MCU board. More... | |
| #define | XMEGA_A3BU_XPLAINED 27 |
| ATxmega256A3BU Xplained board. More... | |
| #define | STK600_RC064X_LCDX 28 |
| XMEGAB3 STK600 RC064X LCDX board. More... | |
| #define | STK600_RC100X_LCDX 29 |
| XMEGAB1 STK600 RC100X LCDX board. More... | |
| #define | UC3B_BOARD_CONTROLLER 30 |
| AT32UC3B1 board controller for Atmel boards. More... | |
| #define | RZ600 31 |
| AT32UC3A RZ600 MCU board. More... | |
| #define | SAM3S_EK 32 |
| SAM3S-EK board. More... | |
| #define | SAM3U_EK 33 |
| SAM3U-EK board. More... | |
| #define | SAM3X_EK 34 |
| SAM3X-EK board. More... | |
| #define | SAM3N_EK 35 |
| SAM3N-EK board. More... | |
| #define | SAM3S_EK2 36 |
| SAM3S-EK2 board. More... | |
| #define | SAM4S_EK 37 |
| SAM4S-EK board. More... | |
| #define | STK600_RCUC3A0 38 |
| STK600 RCUC3A0 board. More... | |
| #define | STK600_MEGA 39 |
| STK600 MEGA board. More... | |
| #define | MEGA_1284P_XPLAINED 40 |
| ATmega1284P Xplained board. More... | |
| #define | SAM4S_XPLAINED 41 |
| SAM4S Xplained board. More... | |
| #define | ATXMEGA128A1_QT600 42 |
| QT600 ATXMEGA128A1 MCU board. More... | |
| #define | ARDUINO_DUE_X 43 |
| Arduino Due/X board. More... | |
| #define | STK600_RCUC3L3 44 |
| ATUCL3 STK600 board. More... | |
| #define | SAM4L_EK 45 |
| SAM4L-EK board. More... | |
| #define | STK600_MEGA_RF 46 |
| STK600 MEGA RF EVK board. More... | |
| #define | XMEGA_C3_XPLAINED 47 |
| ATxmega384C3 Xplained board. More... | |
| #define | STK600_RC032X 48 |
| STK600 with RC032X routing card board. More... | |
| #define | SAM4S_EK2 49 |
| SAM4S-EK2 board. More... | |
| #define | XMEGA_E5_XPLAINED 50 |
| ATxmega32E5 Xplained board. More... | |
| #define | SAM4E_EK 51 |
| SAM4E-EK board. More... | |
| #define | ATMEGA256RFR2_XPLAINED_PRO 52 |
| ATmega256RFR2 Xplained Pro board. More... | |
| #define | SAM4S_XPLAINED_PRO 53 |
| SAM4S Xplained Pro board. More... | |
| #define | SAM4L_XPLAINED_PRO 54 |
| SAM4L Xplained Pro board. More... | |
| #define | ATMEGA256RFR2_ZIGBIT 55 |
| ATmega256RFR2 zigbit. More... | |
| #define | XMEGA_RF233_ZIGBIT 56 |
| ATxmega256A3U with AT86RF233 Zigbit. More... | |
| #define | XMEGA_RF212B_ZIGBIT 57 |
| ATxmega256A3U with AT86RF212B Zigbit. More... | |
| #define | SAM4S_WPIR_RD 58 |
| SAM4S-WPIR-RD board. More... | |
| #define | SAMD20_XPLAINED_PRO 59 |
| SAM D20 Xplained Pro board. More... | |
| #define | SAM4L8_XPLAINED_PRO 60 |
| SAM4L8 Xplained Pro board. More... | |
| #define | SAM4N_XPLAINED_PRO 61 |
| SAM4N Xplained Pro board. More... | |
| #define | XMEGA_A3_REB_CBB 62 |
| XMEGA REB Controller Base board. More... | |
| #define | ATMEGARFX_RCB 63 |
| RFR2 & RFA1 RCB. More... | |
| #define | SAM4C_EK 64 |
| SAM4C-EK board. More... | |
| #define | RCB256RFR2_XPRO 65 |
| RFR2 RCB Xplained Pro board. More... | |
| #define | SAMG53_XPLAINED_PRO 66 |
| SAMG53 Xplained Pro board. More... | |
| #define | SAM4CP16BMB 67 |
| SAM4CP16BMB board. More... | |
| #define | SAM4E_XPLAINED_PRO 68 |
| SAM4E Xplained Pro board. More... | |
| #define | SAMD21_XPLAINED_PRO 69 |
| SAM D21 Xplained Pro board. More... | |
| #define | SAMR21_XPLAINED_PRO 70 |
| SAM R21 Xplained Pro board. More... | |
| #define | SAM4CMP_DB 71 |
| SAM4CMP demo board. More... | |
| #define | SAM4CMS_DB 72 |
| SAM4CMS demo board. More... | |
| #define | ATPL230AMB 73 |
| ATPL230AMB board. More... | |
| #define | SAMD11_XPLAINED_PRO 74 |
| SAM D11 Xplained Pro board. More... | |
| #define | SAMG55_XPLAINED_PRO 75 |
| SAMG55 Xplained Pro board. More... | |
| #define | SAML21_XPLAINED_PRO 76 |
| SAM L21 Xplained Pro board. More... | |
| #define | SAMD10_XPLAINED_MINI 77 |
| SAM D10 Xplained Mini board. More... | |
| #define | SAMDA1_XPLAINED_PRO 78 |
| SAM DA1 Xplained Pro board. More... | |
| #define | SAMW25_XPLAINED_PRO 79 |
| SAMW25 Xplained Pro board. More... | |
| #define | SAMC21_XPLAINED_PRO 80 |
| SAM C21 Xplained Pro board. More... | |
| #define | SAMV71_XPLAINED_ULTRA 81 |
| SAMV71 Xplained Ultra board. More... | |
| #define | ATMEGA328P_XPLAINED_MINI 82 |
| ATMEGA328P Xplained MINI board. More... | |
| #define | ATMEGA328PB_XPLAINED_MINI 83 |
| ATMEGA328PB Xplained MINI board. More... | |
| #define | SAMB11_XPLAINED_PRO 84 |
| SAM B11 Xplained Pro board. More... | |
| #define | SAME70_XPLAINED 85 |
| SAME70 Xplained board. More... | |
| #define | SAML22_XPLAINED_PRO 86 |
| SAM L22 Xplained Pro board. More... | |
| #define | SAML22_XPLAINED_PRO_B 87 |
| SAM L22 Xplained Pro board. More... | |
| #define | SAMR21ZLL_EK 88 |
| SAMR21ZLL-EK board. More... | |
| #define | ATMEGA168PB_XPLAINED_MINI 89 |
| ATMEGA168PB Xplained MINI board. More... | |
| #define | SIMULATOR_XMEGA_A1 97 |
| Simulator for XMEGA A1 devices. More... | |
| #define | AVR_SIMULATOR_UC3 98 |
| Simulator for the AVR UC3 device family. More... | |
| #define | USER_BOARD 99 |
| User-reserved board (if any). More... | |
| #define | DUMMY_BOARD 100 |
| Dummy board to support board-independent applications (e.g. More... | |
Extension Boards | |
| #define | EXT1102 1 |
| AT32UC3B EXT1102 board. More... | |
| #define | MC300 2 |
| AT32UC3 MC300 board. More... | |
| #define | SENSORS_XPLAINED_INERTIAL_1 3 |
| Xplained inertial sensor board 1. More... | |
| #define | SENSORS_XPLAINED_INERTIAL_2 4 |
| Xplained inertial sensor board 2. More... | |
| #define | SENSORS_XPLAINED_PRESSURE_1 5 |
| Xplained pressure sensor board. More... | |
| #define | SENSORS_XPLAINED_LIGHTPROX_1 6 |
| Xplained light & proximity sensor board. More... | |
| #define | SENSORS_XPLAINED_INERTIAL_A1 7 |
| Xplained inertial sensor board "A". More... | |
| #define | RZ600_AT86RF231 8 |
| AT86RF231 RF board in RZ600. More... | |
| #define | RZ600_AT86RF230B 9 |
| AT86RF230B RF board in RZ600. More... | |
| #define | RZ600_AT86RF212 10 |
| AT86RF212 RF board in RZ600. More... | |
| #define | SENSORS_XPLAINED_BREADBOARD 11 |
| Xplained sensor development breadboard. More... | |
| #define | SECURITY_XPLAINED 12 |
| Xplained ATSHA204 board. More... | |
| #define | USER_EXT_BOARD 99 |
| User-reserved extension board (if any). More... | |
The generic board support module includes board-specific definitions and function prototypes, such as the board initialization function.
| #define ARDUINO_DUE_X 43 |
Arduino Due/X board.
| #define ATMEGA168PB_XPLAINED_MINI 89 |
ATMEGA168PB Xplained MINI board.
| #define ATMEGA256RFR2_XPLAINED_PRO 52 |
ATmega256RFR2 Xplained Pro board.
| #define ATMEGA256RFR2_ZIGBIT 55 |
ATmega256RFR2 zigbit.
| #define ATMEGA328P_XPLAINED_MINI 82 |
ATMEGA328P Xplained MINI board.
| #define ATMEGA328PB_XPLAINED_MINI 83 |
ATMEGA328PB Xplained MINI board.
| #define ATMEGARFX_RCB 63 |
RFR2 & RFA1 RCB.
| #define ATPL230AMB 73 |
ATPL230AMB board.
| #define ATXMEGA128A1_QT600 42 |
QT600 ATXMEGA128A1 MCU board.
| #define AVR_SIMULATOR_UC3 98 |
Simulator for the AVR UC3 device family.
| #define DUMMY_BOARD 100 |
Dummy board to support board-independent applications (e.g.
bootloader).
| #define EVK1100 1 |
AT32UC3A EVK1100 board.
| #define EVK1101 2 |
AT32UC3B EVK1101 board.
| #define EVK1104 4 |
AT32UC3A3 EVK1104 board.
| #define EVK1105 5 |
AT32UC3A EVK1105 board.
| #define EXT1102 1 |
AT32UC3B EXT1102 board.
| #define MC300 2 |
AT32UC3 MC300 board.
| #define MEGA1284P_XPLAINED_BC 23 |
ATmega1284P-Xplained board controller board.
| #define MEGA_1284P_XPLAINED 40 |
ATmega1284P Xplained board.
| #define RCB256RFR2_XPRO 65 |
RFR2 RCB Xplained Pro board.
| #define RZ600 31 |
AT32UC3A RZ600 MCU board.
| #define RZ600_AT86RF212 10 |
AT86RF212 RF board in RZ600.
| #define RZ600_AT86RF230B 9 |
AT86RF230B RF board in RZ600.
| #define RZ600_AT86RF231 8 |
AT86RF231 RF board in RZ600.
| #define SAM3N_EK 35 |
SAM3N-EK board.
| #define SAM3S_EK 32 |
SAM3S-EK board.
| #define SAM3S_EK2 36 |
SAM3S-EK2 board.
| #define SAM3U_EK 33 |
SAM3U-EK board.
| #define SAM3X_EK 34 |
SAM3X-EK board.
| #define SAM4C_EK 64 |
SAM4C-EK board.
| #define SAM4CMP_DB 71 |
SAM4CMP demo board.
| #define SAM4CMS_DB 72 |
SAM4CMS demo board.
| #define SAM4CP16BMB 67 |
SAM4CP16BMB board.
| #define SAM4E_EK 51 |
SAM4E-EK board.
| #define SAM4E_XPLAINED_PRO 68 |
SAM4E Xplained Pro board.
| #define SAM4L8_XPLAINED_PRO 60 |
SAM4L8 Xplained Pro board.
| #define SAM4L_EK 45 |
SAM4L-EK board.
| #define SAM4L_XPLAINED_PRO 54 |
SAM4L Xplained Pro board.
| #define SAM4N_XPLAINED_PRO 61 |
SAM4N Xplained Pro board.
| #define SAM4S_EK 37 |
SAM4S-EK board.
| #define SAM4S_EK2 49 |
SAM4S-EK2 board.
| #define SAM4S_WPIR_RD 58 |
SAM4S-WPIR-RD board.
| #define SAM4S_XPLAINED 41 |
SAM4S Xplained board.
| #define SAM4S_XPLAINED_PRO 53 |
SAM4S Xplained Pro board.
| #define SAMB11_XPLAINED_PRO 84 |
SAM B11 Xplained Pro board.
| #define SAMC21_XPLAINED_PRO 80 |
SAM C21 Xplained Pro board.
| #define SAMD10_XPLAINED_MINI 77 |
SAM D10 Xplained Mini board.
| #define SAMD11_XPLAINED_PRO 74 |
SAM D11 Xplained Pro board.
| #define SAMD20_XPLAINED_PRO 59 |
SAM D20 Xplained Pro board.
| #define SAMD21_XPLAINED_PRO 69 |
SAM D21 Xplained Pro board.
| #define SAMDA1_XPLAINED_PRO 78 |
SAM DA1 Xplained Pro board.
| #define SAME70_XPLAINED 85 |
SAME70 Xplained board.
| #define SAMG53_XPLAINED_PRO 66 |
SAMG53 Xplained Pro board.
| #define SAMG55_XPLAINED_PRO 75 |
SAMG55 Xplained Pro board.
| #define SAML21_XPLAINED_PRO 76 |
SAM L21 Xplained Pro board.
| #define SAML22_XPLAINED_PRO 86 |
SAM L22 Xplained Pro board.
| #define SAML22_XPLAINED_PRO_B 87 |
SAM L22 Xplained Pro board.
| #define SAMR21_XPLAINED_PRO 70 |
SAM R21 Xplained Pro board.
| #define SAMR21ZLL_EK 88 |
SAMR21ZLL-EK board.
| #define SAMV71_XPLAINED_ULTRA 81 |
SAMV71 Xplained Ultra board.
| #define SAMW25_XPLAINED_PRO 79 |
SAMW25 Xplained Pro board.
| #define SECURITY_XPLAINED 12 |
Xplained ATSHA204 board.
| #define SENSORS_XPLAINED_BREADBOARD 11 |
Xplained sensor development breadboard.
| #define SENSORS_XPLAINED_INERTIAL_1 3 |
Xplained inertial sensor board 1.
| #define SENSORS_XPLAINED_INERTIAL_2 4 |
Xplained inertial sensor board 2.
| #define SENSORS_XPLAINED_INERTIAL_A1 7 |
Xplained inertial sensor board "A".
| #define SENSORS_XPLAINED_LIGHTPROX_1 6 |
Xplained light & proximity sensor board.
| #define SENSORS_XPLAINED_PRESSURE_1 5 |
Xplained pressure sensor board.
| #define SIMULATOR_XMEGA_A1 97 |
Simulator for XMEGA A1 devices.
| #define STK600_MEGA 39 |
STK600 MEGA board.
| #define STK600_MEGA_RF 46 |
STK600 MEGA RF EVK board.
| #define STK600_RC032X 48 |
STK600 with RC032X routing card board.
| #define STK600_RC044X 24 |
STK600 with RC044X routing card board.
| #define STK600_RC064X 10 |
ATxmega256A3 STK600 board.
| #define STK600_RC064X_LCDX 28 |
XMEGAB3 STK600 RC064X LCDX board.
| #define STK600_RC100X 11 |
ATxmega128A1 STK600 board.
| #define STK600_RC100X_LCDX 29 |
XMEGAB1 STK600 RC100X LCDX board.
| #define STK600_RCUC3A0 38 |
STK600 RCUC3A0 board.
| #define STK600_RCUC3B0 25 |
STK600 RCUC3B0 board.
| #define STK600_RCUC3C0 17 |
STK600 RCUC3C board.
| #define STK600_RCUC3D 16 |
STK600 RCUC3D board.
| #define STK600_RCUC3L0 6 |
STK600 RCUC3L0 board.
| #define STK600_RCUC3L3 44 |
ATUCL3 STK600 board.
| #define STK600_RCUC3L4 21 |
ATUCL4 STK600 board.
| #define UC3_A3_XPLAINED 13 |
ATUC3A3 UC3-A3 Xplained board.
| #define UC3_L0_QT600 26 |
QT600 UC3L0 MCU board.
| #define UC3_L0_XPLAINED 15 |
ATUC3L0 UC3-L0 Xplained board.
| #define UC3_L0_XPLAINED_BC 22 |
ATUC3L0 UC3-L0 Xplained board controller board.
| #define UC3B_BOARD_CONTROLLER 30 |
AT32UC3B1 board controller for Atmel boards.
| #define UC3C_EK 3 |
AT32UC3C UC3C-EK board.
| #define UC3L_EK 7 |
AT32UC3L-EK board.
| #define USER_BOARD 99 |
User-reserved board (if any).
| #define USER_EXT_BOARD 99 |
User-reserved extension board (if any).
| #define XMEGA_A1_XPLAINED 19 |
ATxmega128A1 Xplain-A1 board.
| #define XMEGA_A1U_XPLAINED_PRO 20 |
ATxmega128A1U XMEGA-A1U Xplained Pro board.
| #define XMEGA_A3_REB_CBB 62 |
XMEGA REB Controller Base board.
| #define XMEGA_A3BU_XPLAINED 27 |
ATxmega256A3BU Xplained board.
| #define XMEGA_B1_XPLAINED 18 |
ATxmega128B1 Xplained board.
| #define XMEGA_C3_XPLAINED 47 |
ATxmega384C3 Xplained board.
| #define XMEGA_E5_XPLAINED 50 |
ATxmega32E5 Xplained board.
| #define XMEGA_RF212B_ZIGBIT 57 |
ATxmega256A3U with AT86RF212B Zigbit.
| #define XMEGA_RF233_ZIGBIT 56 |
ATxmega256A3U with AT86RF233 Zigbit.
| #define XPLAIN 8 |
ATxmega128A1 Xplain board.
| void board_init | ( | void | ) |
This function initializes the board target resources.
This function should be called to ensure proper initialization of the target board hardware connected to the part.


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Zoltan_Print_Sync_Start / Zoltan_Print_Sync_End: provide synchronization of processors for I/O (with example).
Zoltan_Print_Stats : print statistics about a parallel variable.
The Zoltan_Print_Sync_Start function is adapted from work of John Shadid for the MPSalsa project at Sandia National Laboratories. With Zoltan_Print_Sync_End, it provides synchronization so that one processor in the Zoltan communicator can complete its I/O before the next processor begins its I/O. This synchronization utility is useful for debugging algorithms, as it allows the output from processors to be produced in an organized manner. It is, however, a serializing process, and thus, does not scale well to large number of processors.
Zoltan_Print_Sync_Start should called by each processor in the MPI
communicator before the desired I/O is performed. Zoltan_Print_Sync_End
is called by each processor after the I/O is performed. No communication
can be performed between calls to Zoltan_Print_Sync_Start and Zoltan_Print_Sync_End.
See the example below for usage of Zoltan_Print_Sync_Start.
| Arguments: | |
| communicator | The MPI communicator containing all processors to participate in the synchronization. |
| do_print_line | A flag indicating whether to print a line of "#" characters before and after the synchronization block. If do_print_line is TRUE, a line is printed; no line is printed otherwise. |
The Zoltan_Print_Sync_End function is adapted from work of John Shadid for the MPSalsa project at Sandia National Laboratories. With Zoltan_Print_Sync_Start, it provides synchronization so that one processor in the Zoltan communicator can complete its I/O before the next processor begins its I/O. This synchronization utility is useful for debugging algorithms, as it allows the output from processors to be produced in an organized manner. It is, however, a serializing process, and thus, does not scale well to large number of processors.
Zoltan_Print_Sync_Start should
called by each processor in the MPI communicator before the desired I/O
is performed. Zoltan_Print_Sync_End is called by each processor after
the I/O is performed. No communication can be performed between calls to
Zoltan_Print_Sync_Start and Zoltan_Print_Sync_End.
See the example below for usage of Zoltan_Print_Sync_End.
| Arguments: | |
| communicator | The MPI communicator containing all processors to participate in the synchronization. |
| do_print_line | A flag indicating whether to print a line of "#" characters before and after the synchronization block. If do_print_line is TRUE, a line is printed; no line is printed otherwise. |
| Arguments: | |
| comm | The MPI Communicator to be used in maximum and sum operations. |
| debug_proc | The processor from which output should be printed. |
| x | The variable of which one wishes to display statistics. |
| msg | A string that typically describes the meaning of x. |
| ...
if (zz->Debug_Level >= ZOLTAN_DEBUG_ALL) { int i; Zoltan_Print_Sync_Start(zz->Communicator, TRUE); printf("Zoltan: Objects to be exported from Proc %d\n", zz->Proc); for (i = 0; i < *num_export_objs; i++) { printf(" Obj: "); ZOLTAN_PRINT_GID(zz, &((*export_global_ids)[i*zz->Num_GID])); printf(" Destination: %4d\n", (*export_procs)[i]); } Zoltan_Print_Sync_End(zz->Communicator, TRUE); } |


2.1 Overview
This chapter describes a number of modules that are used in many
Python programs. It's perfectly possible to write large Python
programs without using them, but they can help you save a lot of time
and effort.
2.1.1 Files and Streams
The fileinput module makes it
easy to write different kinds of text filters. This module provides a
wrapper class, which lets you use a simple for-in
statement to loop over the contents of one or more text files.
The StringIO
module (and the cStringIO variant)
implements an in-memory file object. You can use
StringIO objects in many places where Python
expects an ordinary file object.
2.1.2 Type Wrappers
UserDict,
UserList,
and UserString are thin
wrappers on top of the corresponding built-in types. Unlike the
built-in types, these wrappers can be subclassed. This can come in
handy if you need a class that works almost like a built-in type, but
has one or more extra methods.
2.1.3 Random Numbers
The random
module provides a number of different random number generators. The
whrandom
module is similar, but it also allows you to create multiple
generator objects.
2.1.4 Digests and Encryption Algorithms
The md5 and
sha modules are
used to calculate cryptographically strong message signatures
(so-called
"message digests").
The crypt
module implements a DES-style one-way encryption. This module is
usually only available on Unix systems.
The rotor
module provides simple two-way encryption.
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