SED
Section: User Commands (1)Updated: June 2012
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NAME
sed - stream editor for filtering and transforming textSYNOPSIS
sed [OPTION]... {script-only-if-no-other-script} [input-file]...DESCRIPTION
Sed is a stream editor. A stream editor is used to perform basic text transformations on an input stream (a file or input from a pipeline). While in some ways similar to an editor which permits scripted edits (such as ed), sed works by making only one pass over the input(s), and is consequently more efficient. But it is sed's ability to filter text in a pipeline which particularly distinguishes it from other types of editors.- -n, --quiet, --silent
-
- suppress automatic printing of pattern space
- -e script, --expression=script
-
- add the script to the commands to be executed
- -f script-file, --file=script-file
-
- add the contents of script-file to the commands to be executed
- --follow-symlinks
-
- follow symlinks when processing in place; hard links will still be broken.
- -i[SUFFIX], --in-place[=SUFFIX]
-
- edit files in place (makes backup if extension supplied). The default operation mode is to break symbolic and hard links. This can be changed with --follow-symlinks and --copy.
- -c, --copy
-
- use copy instead of rename when shuffling files in -i mode. While this will avoid breaking links (symbolic or hard), the resulting editing operation is not atomic. This is rarely the desired mode; --follow-symlinks is usually enough, and it is both faster and more secure.
- -l N, --line-length=N
-
- specify the desired line-wrap length for the `l' command
- --posix
-
- disable all GNU extensions.
- -r, --regexp-extended
-
- use extended regular expressions in the script.
- -s, --separate
-
- consider files as separate rather than as a single continuous long stream.
- -u, --unbuffered
-
- load minimal amounts of data from the input files and flush the output buffers more often
- --help
- display this help and exit
- --version
- output version information and exit
If no -e, --expression, -f, or --file option is given, then the first non-option argument is taken as the sed script to interpret. All remaining arguments are names of input files; if no input files are specified, then the standard input is read.
GNU sed home page: <http://www.gnu.org/software/sed/>. General help using GNU software: <http://www.gnu.org/gethelp/>. E-mail bug reports to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Be sure to include the word ``sed'' somewhere in the ``Subject:'' field.
COMMAND SYNOPSIS
This is just a brief synopsis of sed commands to serve as a reminder to those who already know sed; other documentation (such as the texinfo document) must be consulted for fuller descriptions.Zero-address ``commands''
- : label
- Label for b and t commands.
- #comment
- The comment extends until the next newline (or the end of a -e script fragment).
- }
- The closing bracket of a { } block.
Zero- or One- address commands
- =
- Print the current line number.
- a \
- text
- Append text, which has each embedded newline preceded by a backslash.
- i \
- text
- Insert text, which has each embedded newline preceded by a backslash.
- q [exit-code]
- Immediately quit the sed script without processing any more input, except that if auto-print is not disabled the current pattern space will be printed. The exit code argument is a GNU extension.
- Q [exit-code]
- Immediately quit the sed script without processing any more input. This is a GNU extension.
- r filename
- Append text read from filename.
- R filename
- Append a line read from filename. Each invocation of the command reads a line from the file. This is a GNU extension.
Commands which accept address ranges
- {
- Begin a block of commands (end with a }).
- b label
- Branch to label; if label is omitted, branch to end of script.
- t label
- If a s/// has done a successful substitution since the last input line was read and since the last t or T command, then branch to label; if label is omitted, branch to end of script.
- T label
- If no s/// has done a successful substitution since the last input line was read and since the last t or T command, then branch to label; if label is omitted, branch to end of script. This is a GNU extension.
- c \
- text
- Replace the selected lines with text, which has each embedded newline preceded by a backslash.
- d
- Delete pattern space. Start next cycle.
- D
- Delete up to the first embedded newline in the pattern space. Start next cycle, but skip reading from the input if there is still data in the pattern space.
- h H
- Copy/append pattern space to hold space.
- g G
- Copy/append hold space to pattern space.
- x
- Exchange the contents of the hold and pattern spaces.
- l
- List out the current line in a ``visually unambiguous'' form.
- l width
- List out the current line in a ``visually unambiguous'' form, breaking it at width characters. This is a GNU extension.
- n N
- Read/append the next line of input into the pattern space.
- p
- Print the current pattern space.
- P
- Print up to the first embedded newline of the current pattern space.
- s/regexp/replacement/
- Attempt to match regexp against the pattern space. If successful, replace that portion matched with replacement. The replacement may contain the special character & to refer to that portion of the pattern space which matched, and the special escapes \1 through \9 to refer to the corresponding matching sub-expressions in the regexp.
- w filename
- Write the current pattern space to filename.
- W filename
- Write the first line of the current pattern space to filename. This is a GNU extension.
- y/source/dest/
- Transliterate the characters in the pattern space which appear in source to the corresponding character in dest.
Addresses
Sed commands can be given with no addresses, in which case the command will be executed for all input lines; with one address, in which case the command will only be executed for input lines which match that address; or with two addresses, in which case the command will be executed for all input lines which match the inclusive range of lines starting from the first address and continuing to the second address. Three things to note about address ranges: the syntax is addr1,addr2 (i.e., the addresses are separated by a comma); the line which addr1 matched will always be accepted, even if addr2 selects an earlier line; and if addr2 is a regexp, it will not be tested against the line that addr1 matched.After the address (or address-range), and before the command, a ! may be inserted, which specifies that the command shall only be executed if the address (or address-range) does not match.
The following address types are supported:
- number
- Match only the specified line number.
- first~step
- Match every step'th line starting with line first. For example, ``sed -n 1~2p'' will print all the odd-numbered lines in the input stream, and the address 2~5 will match every fifth line, starting with the second. first can be zero; in this case, sed operates as if it were equal to step. (This is an extension.)
- $
- Match the last line.
- /regexp/
- Match lines matching the regular expression regexp.
- \cregexpc
- Match lines matching the regular expression regexp. The c may be any character.
GNU sed also supports some special 2-address forms:
- 0,addr2
- Start out in "matched first address" state, until addr2 is found. This is similar to 1,addr2, except that if addr2 matches the very first line of input the 0,addr2 form will be at the end of its range, whereas the 1,addr2 form will still be at the beginning of its range. This works only when addr2 is a regular expression.
- addr1,+N
- Will match addr1 and the N lines following addr1.
- addr1,~N
- Will match addr1 and the lines following addr1 until the next line whose input line number is a multiple of N.
REGULAR EXPRESSIONS
POSIX.2 BREs should be supported, but they aren't completely because of performance problems. The \n sequence in a regular expression matches the newline character, and similarly for \a, \t, and other sequences.BUGS
E-mail bug reports to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Be sure to include the word ``sed'' somewhere in the ``Subject:'' field. Also, please include the output of ``sed --version'' in the body of your report if at all possible.
COPYRIGHT
Copyright © 2009 Free Software Foundation, Inc.This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, to the extent permitted by law.
GNU sed home page: <http://www.gnu.org/software/sed/>. General help using GNU software: <http://www.gnu.org/gethelp/>. E-mail bug reports to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Be sure to include the word ``sed'' somewhere in the ``Subject:'' field.
SEE ALSO
awk(1), ed(1), grep(1), tr(1), perlre(1), sed.info, any of various books on sed, the sed FAQ (http://sed.sf.net/grabbag/tutorials/sedfaq.txt), http://sed.sf.net/grabbag/.The full documentation for sed is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and sed programs are properly installed at your site, the command
- info sed
should give you access to the complete manual.
Index
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Default VRS Configuration parameters
This object has no members.
Whether to get the Data IP for the VRS VM from DHCP or statically
Format: free
SDK attribute: allowDataDHCP
Whether to get the management IP for the VRS VM from DHCP or statically
Format: free
SDK attribute: allowMgmtDHCP
Whether ARP Reply is enabled/disabled
SDK attribute: ARPReply
AVRS enabled
SDK attribute: avrsEnabled
AVRS profile
Allowed values: AVRS_25G
SDK attribute: avrsProfile
Configured VRS metrics push interval on VCIN
SDK attribute: configuredMetricsPushInterval
Number of VRS vCPU's
Allowed values: DEFAULT_2, LARGE_6, MEDIUM_4, XLARGE_8
SDK attribute: cpuCount
To provide a URL to install a custom app on VRS
Format: free
SDK attribute: customizedScriptURL
Data DNS 1
Format: free
SDK attribute: dataDNS1
Data DNS 2
Format: free
SDK attribute: dataDNS2
Data Gateway
Format: free
SDK attribute: dataGateway
Data Network Port Group
Format: free
SDK attribute: dataNetworkPortgroup
Datapath Sync Timeout
Format: free
SDK attribute: datapathSyncTimeout
Extra Vnic to mirror access port
Allowed values: ens160, ens161, ens224, ens256, no_mirror
SDK attribute: destinationMirrorPort
To provide IP address of the interface from which you will connect to the DHCP relay server
Format: free
SDK attribute: dhcpRelayServer
Disable GRO on datapath
SDK attribute: disableGROOnDatapath
Disable LRO on datapath
SDK attribute: disableLROOnDatapath
Metadata objects associated with this entity. This will contain a list of Metadata objects if the API request is made using the special flag to enable the embedded Metadata feature. Only a maximum of Metadata objects is returned based on the value set in the system configuration.
SDK attribute: embeddedMetadata
Enable resource reservation on the VRS. When this is enabled, all memory and 100% of CPU resources allocated to the VRS will be reserved.
SDK attribute: enableVRSResourceReservation
Specify if scope of entity is Data center or Enterprise level
Allowed values: ENTERPRISE, GLOBAL
SDK attribute: entityScope
External object ID. Used for integration with third party systems
Format: free
SDK attribute: externalID
Flow Eviction Threshold
Format: free
SDK attribute: flowEvictionThreshold
Whether split-activation is needed from VRO
Format: free
SDK attribute: genericSplitActivation
ID of the user who last updated the object.
Format: free
SDK attribute: lastUpdatedBy
When this is set to true, the vCenter Integration Node will be responsible for marking a VRS Agent as available in the EAM framework. If VCIN fails to mark a VRS Agent as unavailable, vCenter will not migrate VMs to the host running the VRS Agent and will not allow VMs to be powered on that host.
SDK attribute: manageVRSAvailability
VRS memory size in GB
Allowed values: DEFAULT_4, LARGE_8, MEDIUM_6
SDK attribute: memorySizeInGB
Metadata Server IP
Format: free
SDK attribute: metadataServerIP
Metadata Server Listen Port
Format: free
SDK attribute: metadataServerListenPort
Metadata Server Port
Format: free
SDK attribute: metadataServerPort
Metadata Service Enabled
Format: free
SDK attribute: metadataServiceEnabled
DNS server 1
Format: free
SDK attribute: mgmtDNS1
DNS server 2
Format: free
SDK attribute: mgmtDNS2
Gateway for the IP address
Format: free
SDK attribute: mgmtGateway
Management Network Port group
Format: free
SDK attribute: mgmtNetworkPortgroup
Mirror Network Port Group Name
Format: free
SDK attribute: mirrorNetworkPortgroup
Maximum Transmission Unit for eth2 interface
Format: free
SDK attribute: mtu
Multicast Receive Interface
Format: free
SDK attribute: multicastReceiveInterface
IP address for eth3 interface
Format: free
SDK attribute: multicastReceiveInterfaceIP
Multicast Interface netmask
Format: free
SDK attribute: multicastReceiveInterfaceNetmask
Allowed Range to receive the Multicast traffic from
Format: free
SDK attribute: multicastReceiveRange
Multicast Send Interface
Format: free
SDK attribute: multicastSendInterface
IP address for eth3 interface
Format: free
SDK attribute: multicastSendInterfaceIP
Multicast Interface netmask
Format: free
SDK attribute: multicastSendInterfaceNetmask
Multi Cast Source Port Group Name
Format: free
SDK attribute: multicastSourcePortgroup
Whether Multi VM is to be used or not
Format: free
SDK attribute: multiVMSsupport
Network Upling Interface to support PAT/NAT with no tunnels on VRS-VM
Format: free
SDK attribute: networkUplinkInterface
Network Uplink Interface Gateway
Format: free
SDK attribute: networkUplinkInterfaceGateway
Ip Address to support PAT/NAT with no tunnels on VRS-VM
Format: free
SDK attribute: networkUplinkInterfaceIp
Network Uplink Interface Netmask
Format: free
SDK attribute: networkUplinkInterfaceNetmask
IP address of NFS server to send the VRS log
Format: free
SDK attribute: nfsLogServer
Location to mount the NFS server
Format: free
SDK attribute: nfsMountPath
Nova client Version
Format: free
SDK attribute: novaClientVersion
Keystone identity version to use for the Nova metadata configuration on the VRS
Format: free
SDK attribute: novaIdentityURLVersion
Nova metadata service auth url
Format: free
SDK attribute: novaMetadataServiceAuthUrl
Nova metadata service endpoint
Format: free
SDK attribute: novaMetadataServiceEndpoint
Nova metadata service password
Format: free
SDK attribute: novaMetadataServicePassword
Nova metadata service tenant
Format: free
SDK attribute: novaMetadataServiceTenant
Nova metadata service username
Format: free
SDK attribute: novaMetadataServiceUsername
Keystone username used by nova
Format: free
SDK attribute: novaOSKeystoneUsername
Name of the project that the Nova service uses, can be determined from the nova.conf on the OpenStack controller
Format: free
SDK attribute: novaProjectDomainName
Name of the default Nova project (example: services)
Format: free
SDK attribute: novaProjectName
Nova region name
Format: free
SDK attribute: novaRegionName
Name of the user domain used by the Nova service, can be determined from the nova.conf on the OpenStack controller
Format: free
SDK attribute: novaUserDomainName
IP of the NTP server 1
Format: free
SDK attribute: ntpServer1
IP of the NTP server 1
Format: free
SDK attribute: ntpServer2
The url for the ovf
Format: free
SDK attribute: ovfURL
VCenter VRS Personality
Allowed values: VDF, VRS
Format: free
SDK attribute: personality
Port Group Meta data
Format: free
SDK attribute: portgroupMetadata
Primary data uplink underlay ID
SDK attribute: primaryDataUplinkUnderlayID
The VLAN for the control communication with VSC on the primary datapath interface, when VDF is enabled. This VLAN can not be used as a subnet VLAN in the VSD configuration.
SDK attribute: primaryDataUplinkVDFControlVLAN
IP address of the primary Controller (VSC)
Format: free
SDK attribute: primaryNuageController
Remote syslog server IP
Format: free
SDK attribute: remoteSyslogServerIP
Remote syslog server port
SDK attribute: remoteSyslogServerPort
Remote syslog server type (UDP/TCP)
Allowed values: NONE, TCP, UDP
SDK attribute: remoteSyslogServerType
Enable revertive controller behaviour. If this is enabled, OVS will make its primary VSC as its master VSC once it is back up.
SDK attribute: revertiveControllerEnabled
A timer in seconds indicating after how long OVS should retry to connect to the primary VSC as its master after a failure.
SDK attribute: revertiveTimer
Enable DHCP on the secondary data uplink.
SDK attribute: secondaryDataUplinkDHCPEnabled
Enable secondary data uplink
SDK attribute: secondaryDataUplinkEnabled
Interface to use for the secondary data uplink. This interface can be a normal interface or a VLAN on an existing interface. Please read the VMware integration guide for more details.
Format: free
SDK attribute: secondaryDataUplinkInterface
Secondary data uplink MTU
SDK attribute: secondaryDataUplinkMTU
Secondary data uplink primary controller IP
Format: free
SDK attribute: secondaryDataUplinkPrimaryController
Secondary data uplink secondary controller IP
Format: free
SDK attribute: secondaryDataUplinkSecondaryController
Secondary data uplink underlay ID
SDK attribute: secondaryDataUplinkUnderlayID
The VLAN for the control communication with VSC on the secondary datapath interface, when VDF is enabled. This VLAN can not be used as a subnet VLAN in the VSD configuration.
SDK attribute: secondaryDataUplinkVDFControlVLAN
IP address of the secondary Controller (VSC)
Format: free
SDK attribute: secondaryNuageController
Whether Data will use the management network or not
Format: free
SDK attribute: separateDataNetwork
Site ID field for object profiles to support VSD Geo-redundancy
Format: free
SDK attribute: siteId
static route to be configured in the VRS
Format: free
SDK attribute: staticRoute
Gateway for the static route given above
Format: free
SDK attribute: staticRouteGateway
Nova region name
Format: free
SDK attribute: staticRouteNetmask
Upgrade Package Password
Format: free
SDK attribute: upgradePackagePassword
Upgrade Package URL
Format: free
SDK attribute: upgradePackageURL
Upgrade Package User Name
Format: free
SDK attribute: upgradePackageUsername
The maximum time limit in seconds before the vrs script based upgrade is marked as TIMED_OUT
SDK attribute: upgradeScriptTimeLimit
VM Network Port Group Name
Format: free
SDK attribute: vmNetworkPortgroup
Whether split-activation or not (Openstack/CloudStack)
SDK attribute: vRequireNuageMetadata
The maximum wait time limit in minutes to get VRS configured at cluster level
SDK attribute: VRSConfigurationTimeLimit
VRS password to be used by toolbox to communicate with VRS
Format: free
SDK attribute: vrsPassword
VRS user name to be used by toolbox to communicate with VRS
Format: free
SDK attribute: vrsUserName


Mahesh Dattatraya Babar
I am an Incoming Software Engineer at Quantiphi. You can view my works
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I love to play Tabla when I'm not doing any technical stuff.
Currently I am pursuing B.E. in Information Technology from
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Quality Model
© Rick Schubert
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Created with AutoHotkey. Big thanks to the AutoHotkey community, especially to the users "just me", "Fee" and "Helgef".
Please do not share without permission.
Introduction
This tool is meant as a quick way to provide linguistic feedback regarding changes made to translations in the tool SDL Trados Studio. The feedback will simply just be written as a comment to the specific segment, all automated in a consistent approach which helps analysing the problem fields later on.
Logging errors
Simply press - on your numpad to open the quality metric:
Just click on the error category (you can also use a keyboard shortcut) and it will automatically be logged in the comment section. If necessary, you can also enter additional information regarding the mistake which will be logged as well.
Keyboard shortcuts
Hold - on the Numpad and the corresponding category number to quick-assign an error.
Example:
- + Numpad1 = 1. Mistranslation
- + 1 (above the letters) = 1. Mistranslation
If the quality metric is already open, you can press Ctrl together with the corresponding category number on your numpad to quick-assign an error.
Example:
Ctrl + Numpad2 = 2. Terminology
Comment Exporter
This allows you to export all of your comments made into an excel table. This feature can be accessed from the tray menu (right click).
- Locate the sdlxliff files you want to create a list out of (you can select several)
- You will find them usually in the folder My Documents\Studio 2014\[Your project name]\[your language code]
- Select where you want to save the exported list
- The list will automatically open
“Oh no, it does not work!”
I tested this script with a fast Windows 7 PC together with sdlxliff files from SDL Studio 2014 and 2015. Please always remember that the actual process of putting in comments is still just a fast automatisation. It might be possible that different PCs are slower than others and would need minor adjustments of the script so that it “waits” longer. In case something should not work, please write me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Known issues
- If a segment is completely deleted, the table created via the Comment Exporter will simply display the segment how it has been before the change made. This can be avoided by replacing completely deleted segments with an empty blank. (Alternatively, you can make a note for yourself to amend this in the excel file later on.)
- Line breaks cannot be used into the “additional information” box when logging a mistake. This might be implemented in a future version.
- Please do not change the standard SDL Studio hotkey to insert a comment (Ctrl + Shift + N) as otherwise the comment logging would not work anymore.


SABRINA (1995) A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
SABRINA is a surprisingly delightful and fresh romance. I went to this show solely because my wife wanted to see it. I suspected and feared it would be one of the shows so sweet it could induce a diabetic attach, but was surprised at what a naturalness SABRINA has. It is a show that quickly worked its charms on me for many reasons, but most of all for the acting by Julia Ormond and strangely enough for her makeup (Joseph Campayno) - more on both of these later.
The tale of Sabrina has been done before and many critics have complained that the 1954 version was such a trivial film that there was no point in producer and director Sydney Pollack doing a remake. After seeing this version, I disagree strongly. This movie touched me, and I'm glad I saw it.
Sabrina (Julia Ormond) is the daughter of the chauffeur (John Wood) of the billionaire Larrabee family. Sabrina and her dad live over the garage, and she spends her time watching the Larrabee parties. The family estate is picture perfect as are their parties. As Sabrina puts it, "It would never rain on the night of a Larrabee party. They would never allow it."
She has an undying crush on David Larrabee (Greg Kinnear), but he pays no attention to her. He falls in love with Dr. Elizabeth Tyson (Lauren Holly). His brother Linus (Harrison Ford) is a workaholic as is his mother Maude (Nancy Merchand). Linus sees a merger opportunity with the company owned by the Tyson family, Mr. Tyson (Richard Crenna) and Mrs. Tyson (Angie Dickinson), because of the upcoming marriage.
A disappointed Sabrina leaves for Paris stating the show's frequently mentioned notion, "Paris is always a good idea." I'll second that. When she returns, she is changed forever and both brothers fall for her. Well, sort of. It is this love triangle that makes up the body of the show.
Although many things are special about this picture, first and foremost is Julia Ormond's acting. I have not been a fan of hers before. I thought she was acceptable but no better in LEGENDS OF THE FALL. In SABRINA she is brilliant. I found her performance flawless and would love to see her nominated for an Academy Award for it, but I am sure the members of the Academy will view the movie as too light weight for such consideration. Her character has two stages in the movie, the immature girl with the crush, and the fully developed beauty. She plays both in an understated natural way that is absolutely captivating. Just the way she walks and carries herself says so much about both stages of her character.
Sabrina is created by a marvelous makeup job. In her youth she has a more natural look and has long wavy hair. When she returns transformed from Paris, she has short curly hair with stunning makeup. Her clothes (Ann Roth) are also transformed so that the commoner has more impressive clothes than any of the pseudo-royalty at the Larrabee party on the night of her return from Paris. Maude's gown in contrast is horribly overdone with a large purple sash, and Mrs. Tyson's is a plain white frock that could be found at any Goodwill store. When Sabrina walks into the party, she is so beautiful that the audience is almost gasping, "oh my God!" She is transformed from a lovely youth to a knock down dead gorgeous woman. It would have been easy to overdo this, but Ormond gives a child like innocence to even her adult role. One of the most compelling performances I have seen this year.
The other actors are not as good with the exception of Greg Kinnear who looks a lot like Gary Sinise. Kinnear is perfect as a naive rich kid, okay, young man, but he acts like a kid. There are many wonderful scenes in the show, but my two favorites are when he runs into but does recognize Sabrina and his dance with her that evening. The first is hilarious and the later incredibly romantic.
Harrison Ford starts off acting like he wishes he had not agreed to make the film, but as the movie progresses he warms up to his role. Angie Dickinson pathetically overacts in the few scenes she has. Richard Crenna, who has been great in many a TV movie, is wasted here as he so frequently is. See, for example, his silly role in JADE. Nancy Merchand gives a mixed performance as the mother, sometimes she is funny and other times she overdoes it.
Some of the minor actors are quite good. John Wood as the chauffeur is a lovable character. Dana Ivey as Linus's secretary is really cute. When she and Maude have to go through his clothes drawer Ivey says, "We were up to our elbows in your underwear drawer. It was like the Shroud of Turin." The script by Barbara Benedek, David Rayfiel, and Samuel Taylor is both romantic and funny.
The dreamy piano music by John Williams adds to the ambiance of the picture and makes you ready to fall in love with Sabrina. The lighting is particularly impressive. Watch how it caresses Sabrina's face making it seem to glow from within. The cinematography by Giuseppe Rotunno takes advantage of this lighting to create a beautiful film to watch as do the expensive and impressive sets by Brian Morris.
SABRINA runs a brisk 2:04, but it feels like a much shorter movie. The movie is incorrectly rated PG. This is a G movie as there is no bad language, sex, nudity, or violence of any kind. If your kids are old enough (8?) to be interested in romance, they would like this film. I am not fond of the term "date movie", but if the term means anything, it would certainly apply here. Although the movie is perhaps not great art and it does have flaws, I strongly recommend everyone see Ormond's performance and catch the rest of this show as well. I give it ***, and if the Ford's performance had been better, I could easily have given it more.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: December 22, 1995
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new FileSet()
Create a new FileSet object instance
- Source:
Methods
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add(name, globArg, tasks) → {object}
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Add a new file set. Adds a file set named ```name``` that groups files selected by ```glob``` Associates the list of tasks with that set of files.
Parameters:
Name Type Description name
string Name of the fileset globArg
glob | globs [multimatch](https://www.npmjs.com/package/multimatch) compatible glob tasks
array List of tasks to associate with this glob - Source:
Returns:
The fileset- Type
- object
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getAllFiles() → {array}
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Return the list of all files from all globs in all fileSets
- Source:
Returns:
List of all files- Type
- array
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getFiles(setName) → {string}
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Get a list of the files matching the glob for the pass set name
Parameters:
Name Type Description setName
string Name of the fileSet - Source:
Returns:
Space separated list of files- Type
- string
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getGlobs(setName) → {string}
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Gets the globs for a given fileSet This is useful to get the glob for a specific set of tests etc WARNING: multimatch globs are not always shell compatible. you may want to use getFiles unless you have lots of files that match the glob.
Parameters:
Name Type Description setName
string The name of the file set with the glob you want - Source:
Returns:
space separated list of globs- Type
- string
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getTasks(fileArg) → {array}
-
Return the list of tasks associated with the passed file
Parameters:
Name Type Description fileArg
filename | Array.<filenames> The file(s) to find tasks for - Source:
Returns:
list of reduced tasks that match the file- Type
- array


:: com :: sun :: star :: beans ::
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| interface XPropertyAccess |
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- Description
- makes it possible to access all property values and to set them at once.
In most cases this interface will be in addition to
XPropertySet. It is especially useful for remote
communication because it lessens the number of calls for getting
property values; that is especially important because these calls
are necessarily synchronous.
Another advantage of this method is that conflicts are avoided
if property value restrictions depend on the value of other properties.
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| Methods' Details |
getPropertyValues
- Returns
- a sequence of all property values within the object in a single call.
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setPropertyValues
- Description
- sets the values of given properties.
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- Latent Variable Model Intuition (slides!)
- Radford Neal’s Research: Latent Variable Models (publications)
- Basics of Statistical Machine Learning: models, estimation, MLE, inference (paper/note!)
Statistical Models
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Statistical Models:
A Statistical Model is a, non-deterministic, mathematical model that embodies a set of statistical assumptions concerning the generation of sample data.
It is specified as a mathematical relationship between one or more random variables and other non-random variables.Formal Definition:
A Statistical Model consists of a pair \((S, \mathcal{P})\) where \(S\) is the set of possible observations (the sample space) and \(\mathcal{P}\) is a set of probability distributions on \(S\).The set \(\mathcal{P}\) can be (and is usually) parametrized:
$$\mathcal{P}=\left\{P_{\theta} : \theta \in \Theta\right\}$$
The set \(\Theta\) defines the parameters of the model.
Notes:
- It is important that a statistical model consists of a set of probability distributions,
while a probability model is just one known distribution.
- It is important that a statistical model consists of a set of probability distributions,
- Parametric Model:
A parametric model is a set of probability distributions indexed by a parameter \(\theta \in \Theta\). We denote this as:$$\{p(y ; \theta) | \theta \in \Theta\},$$
where \(\theta\) is the parameter and \(\Theta\) is the Parameter-Space.
Notes:
- The parametric way to classify would be to decide a model (Gaussian, Bernoulli, etc.) for the features of \(\boldsymbol{x}\), and typically the models are different for different classes \(y\).
| In machine learning we are often interested in a function of the distribution \(T(F)\), for example, the mean. We call \(T\) the statistical functional, viewing \(F\) the distribution itself a function of \(x\). However, we will also abuse the notation and say \(\theta=T(F)\) is a “parameter” even for nonparametric models.
- The parametric way to classify would be to decide a model (Gaussian, Bernoulli, etc.) for the features of \(\boldsymbol{x}\), and typically the models are different for different classes \(y\).
-
Non-Parametric Model:
A non-parametric model is one which cannot be parametrized by a fixed number of parameters.
Non-parametric models differ from parametric models in that the model structure is not specified a priori but is instead determined from data. The term non-parametric is not meant to imply that such models completely lack parameters but that the number and nature of the parameters are flexible and not fixed in advance.Examples:
- A histogram is a simple nonparametric estimate of a probability distribution.
- Kernel density estimation provides better estimates of the density than histograms.
- Nonparametric regression and semiparametric regression methods have been developed based on kernels, splines, and wavelets.
- Data envelopment analysis provides efficiency coefficients similar to those obtained by multivariate analysis without any distributional assumption.
- KNNs classify the unseen instance based on the K points in the training set which are nearest to it.
- A support vector machine (SVM) (with a Gaussian kernel) is a nonparametric large-margin classifier.
- Method of moments (statistics) with polynomial probability distributions.
- Other classes of Statistical Models:
Given \(\mathcal{P}=\left\{P_{\theta} : \theta \in \Theta\right\}\), the set of probability distributions on \(S\).- A model is “parametric” if all the parameters are in finite-dimensional parameter spaces; i.e. \(\Theta\) has finite dimension
- A model is “non-parametric” if all the parameters are in infinite-dimensional parameter spaces
- A “semi-parametric” model contains finite-dimensional parameters of interest and infinite-dimensional nuisance parameters
- A “semi-nonparametric” model has both finite-dimensional and infinite-dimensional unknown parameters of interest
- Types of Statistical Models:
- Linear Model
- GLM - General Linear Model
- GiLM - Generalized Linear Model
- Latent Variable Model
- The Statistical Model for Linear Regression:
Given a (random) sample \(\left(Y_{i}, X_{i 1}, \ldots, X_{i p}\right), i=1, \ldots, n\) the relation between the observations \(Y_i\) and the independent variables \(X_{ij}\) is formulated as:$$Y_{i}=\beta_{0}+\beta_{1} \phi_{1}\left(X_{i 1}\right)+\cdots+\beta_{p} \phi_{p}\left(X_{i p}\right)+\varepsilon_{i} \qquad i=1, \ldots, n$$
where \({\displaystyle \phi_{1},\ldots ,\phi_{p}}\) may be nonlinear functions. In the above, the quantities \(\varepsilon_i\) are random variables representing errors in the relationship.
The Linearity of the Model:
The “linear” part of the designation relates to the appearance of the regression coefficients, \(\beta_j\) in a linear way in the above relationship.
Alternatively, one may say that the predicted values corresponding to the above model, namely:$$\hat{Y}_{i}=\beta_{0}+\beta_{1} \phi_{1}\left(X_{i 1}\right)+\cdots+\beta_{p} \phi_{p}\left(X_{i p}\right) \qquad(i=1, \ldots, n)$$
are linear functions of the coefficients \(\beta_j\).
Estimating the Parameters \(\beta_j\):
Assuming an estimation on the basis of a least-squares analysis, estimates of the unknown parameters \(\beta_j\) are determined by minimizing a sum of squares function:$$S=\sum_{i=1}^{n}\left(Y_{i}-\beta_{0}-\beta_{1} \phi_{1}\left(X_{i 1}\right)-\cdots-\beta_{p} \phi_{p}\left(X_{i p}\right)\right)^{2}$$
Effects of Linearity:
- The function to be minimized is a quadratic function of the \(\beta_j\) for which minimization is a relatively simple problem
- The derivatives of the function are linear functions of the \(\beta_j\) making it easy to find the minimizing values
- The minimizing values \(\beta_j\) are linear functions of the observations \(Y_i\)
- The minimizing values \(\beta_j\) are linear functions of the random errors \(\varepsilon_i\) which makes it relatively easy to determine the statistical properties of the estimated values of \(\beta_j\).
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Latent Variable Models:
Latent Variable Models are statistical models that relate a set of observable variables (so-called manifest variables) to a set of latent variables.Core Assumption - Local Independence:
Local Independence:
The observed items are conditionally independent of each other given an individual score on the latent variable(s). This means that the latent variable explains why the observed items are related to another.In other words, the targets/labels on the observations are the result of an individual’s position on the latent variable(s), and that the observations have nothing in common after controlling for the latent variable.
$$p(A,B\vert z) = p(A\vert z) \times (B\vert z)$$
Methods for inferring Latent Variables:
- Hidden Markov models (HMMs)
- Factor analysis
- Principal component analysis (PCA)
- Partial least squares regression
- Latent semantic analysis and probabilistic latent semantic analysis
- EM algorithms
- Pseudo-Marginal Metropolis-Hastings algorithm
- Bayesian Methods: LDA
Notes:
- Latent Variables encode information about the data
e.g. in compression, a 1-bit latent variable can encode if a face is Male/Female. - Data Projection:
You “hypothesis” how the data might have been generated (by LVs).
Then, the LVs generate the data/observations.
- Latent Variable Models/Gaussian Mixture Models
- Expectation-Maximization/EM-Algorithm for Latent Variable Models
- Three ways to build classifiers:
- Generative models (e.g. LDA) [We’ll learn about LDA next lecture.]
- Assume sample points come from probability distributions, different for each class.
- Guess form of distributions
- For each class \(C\), fit distribution parameters to class \(C\) points, giving \(P(X\vert Y = C)\)
- For each \(C\), estimate \(P(Y = C)\)
- Bayes’ Theorem gives \(P(Y\vert X)\)
- If \(0-1\) loss, pick class \(C\) that maximizes \(P(Y = C\vert X = x)\) [posterior probability] equivalently, maximizes \(P(X = x\vert Y = C) P(Y = C)\)
- Discriminative models (e.g. logistic regression) [We’ll learn about logistic regression in a few weeks.]
- Model \(P(Y\vert X)\) directly
- Find decision boundary (e.g. SVM)
- Model \(r(x)\) directly (no posterior)
Advantage of (1 & 2): \(P(Y\vert X)\) tells you probability your guess is wrong
[This is something SVMs don’t do.]
Advantage of (1): you can diagnose outliers: \(P(X)\) is very small
Disadvantages of (1): often hard to estimate distributions accurately;
real distributions rarely match standard ones. - Generative models (e.g. LDA) [We’ll learn about LDA next lecture.]
Regression Models
- Linear Models:
A Linear Model takes an input \(x\) and computes a signal \(s = \sum_{i=0}^d w_ix_i\) that is a linear combination of the input with weights, then apply a scoring function on the signal \(s\).- Linear Classifier as a Parametric Model:
Linear classifiers \(f(x, W)=W x+b\) are an example of a parametric model that sums up the knowledge of the training data in the parameter: weight-matrix \(W\). - Scoring Function:
- Linear Classification:
\(h(x) = sign(s)\) - Linear Regression:
\(h(x) = s\) - Logistic Regression:
\(h(x) = \sigma(s)\)
- Linear Classification:
- Linear Classifier as a Parametric Model:


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Platform Specific Styles
Ionic uses modes to customize the look of components. Each platform has a default mode, but this can be overridden. For example, an app being viewed on an Android platform will use the md
(Material Design) mode. The <ion-app>
will have class="md"
added to it by default and all of the components will use Material Design styles:
<ion-app class="md">
The following chart displays the default mode that is added to each platform:
| Platform | Mode | Details |
|---|---|---|
ios |
ios |
Viewing on an iphone , ipad , or ipod will use the iOS styles. |
android |
md |
Viewing on any android device will use the Material Design styles. |
windows |
wp |
Viewing on any windows device inside cordova or electron uses the Windows styles. |
core |
md |
Any platform that doesn’t fit any of the above platforms will use the Material Design styles. |
It is important to note that the platform and the mode are not the same thing. The platform can be set to use any mode in the config of an app. See the following section for the default config values for each mode.
Default Mode Configuration
Each mode has a default configuration. The configuration properties can be changed per platform or for all platforms. The following chart displays the default configuration value for each configuration property. See the Config API Docs for a description of each property and more information on overriding these values.
| Config Property | Default ios Value |
Default md Value |
Default wp Value |
|---|---|---|---|
activator |
"highlight" |
"ripple" |
"highlight" |
actionSheetEnter |
"action-sheet-slide-in" |
"action-sheet-md-slide-in" |
"action-sheet-wp-slide-in" |
actionSheetLeave |
"action-sheet-slide-out" |
"action-sheet-md-slide-out" |
"action-sheet-wp-slide-out" |
alertEnter |
"alert-pop-in" |
"alert-md-pop-in" |
"alert-wp-pop-in" |
alertLeave |
"alert-pop-out" |
"alert-md-pop-out" |
"alert-wp-pop-out" |
backButtonText |
"Back" |
"" |
"" |
backButtonIcon |
"ios-arrow-back" |
"md-arrow-back" |
"ios-arrow-back" |
iconMode |
"ios" |
"md" |
"ios" |
loadingEnter |
"loading-pop-in" |
"loading-md-pop-in" |
"loading-wp-pop-in" |
loadingLeave |
"loading-pop-out" |
"loading-md-pop-out" |
"loading-wp-pop-out" |
menuType |
"reveal" |
"overlay" |
"overlay" |
modalEnter |
"modal-slide-in" |
"modal-md-slide-in" |
"modal-md-slide-in" |
modalLeave |
"modal-slide-out" |
"modal-md-slide-out" |
"modal-md-slide-out" |
pageTransition |
"ios-transition" |
"md-transition" |
"wp-transition" |
pageTransitionDelay |
16 |
96 |
96 |
pickerEnter |
"picker-slide-in" |
"picker-slide-in" |
"picker-slide-in" |
pickerLeave |
"picker-slide-out" |
"picker-slide-out" |
"picker-slide-out" |
popoverEnter |
"popover-pop-in" |
"popover-md-pop-in" |
"popover-md-pop-in" |
popoverLeave |
"popover-pop-out" |
"popover-md-pop-out" |
"popover-md-pop-out" |
spinner |
"ios" |
"crescent" |
"circles" |
tabsHighlight |
false |
false |
false |
tabsLayout |
"icon-top" |
"icon-top" |
"icon-top" |
tabsPlacement |
"bottom" |
"bottom" |
"top" |
tabsHideOnSubPages |
false |
false |
true |
toastEnter |
"toast-slide-in" |
"toast-md-slide-in" |
"toast-wp-slide-in" |
toastLeave |
"toast-slide-out" |
"toast-md-slide-out" |
"toast-wp-slide-out" |
Overriding the Mode Styles
Each Ionic component has up to three stylesheets used to style it. For example, the tabs component has a core stylesheet that consists of styles shared between all modes, a Material Design stylesheet which contains the styles for the md
mode, an iOS stylesheet for the ios
mode, and a Windows stylesheet for the wp
mode. Not all components are styled differently for each mode, so some of them will only have the core stylesheet, or the core stylesheet and one of the mode stylesheets.
You can use the class that is applied to the ion-app
to override styles. For example, if you wanted to override all buttons in Material Design (md) mode to have capitalized text:
.md .button {
text-transform: capitalize;
}
The mode is also combined with the component name and then added as a class to each component. The above could be simplified to only target Material Design buttons by using:
.button-md {
text-transform: capitalize;
}
The Sass files for these modes also have unique variables that can be used to override the styles. Using the same example above, we could change the md
button’s border-radius
by changing the value of the $button-md-border-radius
variable. You should do this in the src/theme/variables.scss
file, before the Ionic theme is imported:
// App Material Design Variables
// --------------------------------------------------
// Material Design only Sass variables can go here
$button-md-border-radius: 8px;


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by Nicole CarpenterGearbox is adding an extra tough way for people to play Borderlands 3 — Mayhem 4 — plus a bunch more bank slots, something fans will be excited about.
The new way to play, added in a Nov. 21 patch, increases enemy health to make the game a lot tougher. In exchange, players can earn better rewards, like “a new set of Legendaries,” Gearbox said in its Borderlands 3 patch notes. Players can earn new Legendary weapons and class mods that Gearbox said “will contribute to new builds and new ways to kill enemies.”
Mayhem 1-3 remain unchanged, but Mayhem stations are slightly different. “Players will activate Mayhem through the center pillar and increase or decrease Mayhem levels by using the pillars on each side,” Gearbox said. The developer said it’ll monitor Mayhem 4 “closely” ahead of Mayhem 2.0, which “will add brand new gameplay additions to Mayhem Mode in the future.”
Likewise, Borderlands 3 is getting new content in the form of Takedown at the Maliwan Blacksite, where players will have to “destroy a top-secret weapon Maliwan has been developing at their Blacksite.” It’s a level-50 challenge for four players, and it can be accessed on Sanctuary III after beating the game.
It’s a mode that has “special rules not found in the rest of the game,” like respawn being disabled. “If you do die, you’re not out permanently! Die during the first half, you’ll get to rejoin your team if they defeat the Valkyrie Squad,” Gearbox said.
Players are probably excited to hear that Borderlands 3’s latest patch increases bank slots — existing Bank SDUs will give a total of 100 spaces, with “an additional 10 Bank SDUs” available in Marcus’ Sanctuary III shop. (Likewise, all characters will start with 20 bank slots instead of 10 now.) If you’re not keeping count, that means a total of 300 bank spaces to keep all your precious stuff.
Lastly, Gearbox adjusted balance for character in the endgame. Here are the notes, straight from the developer:
Moze
- Iron Bear Damage increased per level, to a total of just under 150% at max level
- Desperate Measures now gives Iron Bear the bonus too
- Experimental Munitions - Iron Bear also deals bonus fire damage on critical hits
- Scorching RPM’s also grants increased Hard Point damage by 5% per level
- Vampyr - When Iron Bear deals area damage, Iron Bear receives half the healing bonus
- Iron Bear now launches barrels when the player melees them
- Increased Iron Bear Bubble Shield from 20% to 50% of Moze’s health
Zane
- SNTL damage scale increased by 2% per level
- Donnybrook, Pocket Full of Grenades, Cool Hand, Violent Violence, and Violent Speed bonuses now stack twice
- Fixed Violent Momentum to scale more at higher movement speeds
- Best Served Cold radius and damage increased by 2% per level
- Confident Confidence increased max weapon damage bonus from 20% to 35%
- Changed Trick of the Light element to Cryo and increased bonus from 18% to 36%
- Borrowed Time duration increased from 15% to 30% per active skill
- Double Barrel’s bonus increased from 20% to 25%
- Quick Breather now restores 50% of the clone’s health after a swap
- Pocket Full of Grenades bonus slightly decreased from 6.5% to 5% as it now stacks
- Violent Violence bonus slightly decreased from 4% to 3% as it now stacks
FL4K
- Ambush Predator now has a HUD Icon when the buff is active
- Increased the pet damage to scale 10/5% per level instead of 9%
- Added pet damage to Grim Harvest at 7% per level
- Added pet damage to The Most Dangerous Game at 9% per level
- Added pet damage to Interplanetary Stalker at 1% per stack, per level
- Added pet damage to Furious Attack at 0.6% per stack
- Added pet damage to The Fast and the Furryous at 10% per level
- Lick the Wounds gained a pet damage buff after reviving the player
- Increased pet damage for Psycho Head on a Stick from 10% to 20%
- Increased damage in Pack Tactics from 5% to 7% per level
- Adjusted Megavore to not reward critical hit bonuses when receiving damage from self-damage


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BitmovinApiSdk\Models\StreamInfosDetails
Synopsis
class StreamInfosDetails
extends ApiResource
{
- // members
- public string $id;
- public MediaType $mediaType;
- public int $width;
- public int $height;
- public float $rate;
- public LiveEncodingCodec $codec;
- public float $samplesReadPerSecondMin;
- public float $samplesReadPerSecondMax;
- public float $samplesReadPerSecondAvg;
- public float $samplesBackupPerSecondMin;
- public float $samplesBackupPerSecondMax;
- public float $samplesBackupPerSecondAvg;
- public float $bytesReadPerSecondMin;
- public float $bytesReadPerSecondMax;
- public float $bytesReadPerSecondAvg;
- public float $bytesBackupPerSecondMin;
- public float $bytesBackupPerSecondMax;
- public float $bytesBackupPerSecondAvg;
- // methods
- public void __construct()
- public $this id()
- public $this mediaType()
- public $this width()
- public $this height()
- public $this rate()
- public $this codec()
- public $this samplesReadPerSecondMin()
- public $this samplesReadPerSecondMax()
- public $this samplesReadPerSecondAvg()
- public $this samplesBackupPerSecondMin()
- public $this samplesBackupPerSecondMax()
- public $this samplesBackupPerSecondAvg()
- public $this bytesReadPerSecondMin()
- public $this bytesReadPerSecondMax()
- public $this bytesReadPerSecondAvg()
- public $this bytesBackupPerSecondMin()
- public $this bytesBackupPerSecondMax()
- public $this bytesBackupPerSecondAvg()
- // Inherited methods from ApiResource
- public void __construct()
- public static $this create()
- public void toArray()
Hierarchy
Members
public
- $bytesBackupPerSecondAvg — float
- $bytesBackupPerSecondMax — float
- $bytesBackupPerSecondMin — float
- $bytesReadPerSecondAvg — float
- $bytesReadPerSecondMax — float
- $bytesReadPerSecondMin — float
- $codec — BitmovinApiSdk\Models\LiveEncodingCodec
- $height — int
- $id — string
- $mediaType — BitmovinApiSdk\Models\MediaType
- $rate — float
- $samplesBackupPerSecondAvg — float
- $samplesBackupPerSecondMax — float
- $samplesBackupPerSecondMin — float
- $samplesReadPerSecondAvg — float
- $samplesReadPerSecondMax — float
- $samplesReadPerSecondMin — float
- $width — int
Methods
public
- __construct()
- bytesBackupPerSecondAvg() — The average amount of backup bytes used per second within the last minute. This will be written when no live stream is ingested. The last picture will be repeated with silent audio. (required)
- bytesBackupPerSecondMax() — The maximum amount of backup bytes used per second within the last minute. This will be written when no live stream is ingested. The last picture will be repeated with silent audio. (required)
- bytesBackupPerSecondMin() — The minimum amount of backup bytes used per second within the last minute. This will be written when no live stream is ingested. The last picture will be repeated with silent audio. (required)
- bytesReadPerSecondAvg() — The average bytes read per second within the last minute (required)
- bytesReadPerSecondMax() — The maximum bytes read per second within the last minute (required)
- bytesReadPerSecondMin() — The minimum bytes read per second within the last minute (required)
- codec() — The codec of the input stream (required)
- height() — The height of the stream, if it is a video stream
- id() — The id of the stream (required)
- mediaType() — The media type of the stream (required)
- rate() — The rate (sample rate / fps) of the stream (required)
- samplesBackupPerSecondAvg() — The average amount of backup samples used per second within the last minute. This will be written when no live stream is ingested. The last picture will be repeated with silent audio. (required)
- samplesBackupPerSecondMax() — The maximum amount of backup samples used per second within the last minute. This will be written when no live stream is ingested. The last picture will be repeated with silent audio. (required)
- samplesBackupPerSecondMin() — The minimum amount of backup samples used per second within the last minute. This will be written when no live stream is ingested. The last picture will be repeated with silent audio. (required)
- samplesReadPerSecondAvg() — The average samples read per second within the last minute (required)
- samplesReadPerSecondMax() — The maximum samples read per second within the last minute (required)
- samplesReadPerSecondMin() — The minimum samples read per second within the last minute (required)
- width() — The width of the stream, if it is a video stream


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OpenM++ runtime library (libopenm)
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common openM++ keys for runtime arguments More...
Static Public Attributes | |
| static constexpr const char * | iniFile = "OpenM.IniFile" |
| run ini file name, ie: model.ini | |
| static constexpr const char * | iniAnyKey = "OpenM.IniAnyKey" |
| if true then allow any key in the ini-file, read all ini-file entries and pass it to the model | |
| static constexpr const char * | runStamp = "OpenM.RunStamp" |
| process run stamp, usually time stamp | |
| static constexpr const char * | logToConsole = "OpenM.LogToConsole" |
| log to console | |
| static constexpr const char * | logToFile = "OpenM.LogToFile" |
| log to file | |
| static constexpr const char * | logFilePath = "OpenM.LogFilePath" |
| log file path | |
| static constexpr const char * | logToStamped = "OpenM.LogToStampedFile" |
| log to "stamped" file | |
| static constexpr const char * | logUseTs = "OpenM.LogUseTimeStamp" |
| use time-stamp in log "stamped" file name | |
| static constexpr const char * | logUsePid = "OpenM.LogUsePidStamp" |
| use pid-stamp in log "stamped" file name | |
| static constexpr const char * | logNoMsgTime = "OpenM.LogNoMsgTime" |
| do not prefix log messages with date-time | |
| static constexpr const char * | logSql = "OpenM.LogSql" |
| log sql | |
common openM++ keys for runtime arguments


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Machine Learning (Spring '22)
Computer Vision II (Spring '22)
Machine Learning (Summer '22)
September 2021 - Present
GPA: 4.0
Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
Masters of Technology - Computer Science & Engineering
July 2019 - July 2020
GPA: 8.4
Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
Bachelors of Technology - Engineering Physics
July 2015 - July 2019
GPA: 8.9


Introduction¶
The core of this library is the CS
class. Its attributes are templates
for ANSI control sequences. The use of this class is very low level. To make it
a little easier to work with CS.SGR
sequences for coloring and styling
characters on the screen there are the SGR
class and the fg()
and
bg()
functions.
There are higher level functions, e.g. for moving
the cursor,
erasing
characters on the screen, building
,
and printing
strings with SGR sequences.
For more details see the API Reference.
Another feature of this library is the possibilty to specify strings with a special markup for colors and styles.
See also
- ANSI escape code at Wikipedia
CSI (Control Sequence Introducer) sequences
SGR (Select Graphic Rendition) parameters
- XTerm Control Sequences
Functions using CSI
Colors¶
The original eight ANSI colors
are attributes in the SGR
class, e.g. SGR.FgBlack
(black foreground) or
SGR.BgWhite
(white background). The bright colors will be used if the attribute
is prefixed with the ~
unary operator. To reset to the default colors of the terminal
use SGR.FgDefault
and SGR.BgDefault
.
>>> CS.SGR % 31
'\x1b[31m'
>>> CS.SGR % SGR.FgRed
'\x1b[31m'
>>> CS.SGR % 91
'\x1b[91m'
>>> CS.SGR % ~SGR.FgRed
'\x1b[91m'
8-bit colors
are supported by using their index in the interval [0..255]. It is easier to
use them with the fg()
and bg()
functions.
>>> CS.SGR % (38, 5, 124)
'\x1b[38;5;124m'
>>> CS.SGR % fg(124)
'\x1b[38;5;124m'
24-bit colors
are supported with RGB tuples, each of the three values in the interval [0..255].
It is easier to use them with the fg()
and bg()
functions which can also use
HTML-style colors, e.g. #FF0000 or #F00.
>>> CS.SGR % (48, 2, 255, 0, 0)
'\x1b[48;2;255;0;0m'
>>> CS.SGR % bg(255, 0, 0)
'\x1b[48;2;255;0;0m'
>>> CS.SGR % bg('#FF0000')
'\x1b[48;2;255;0;0m'
Specification strings¶
In a specification string the attributes are separated by ;
and enclosed in the
delimiters #[
and ]
. The delimiters can be changed with
set_attributes_delimiters()
. The following attributes are supported (they can
be disabled by prefixing them with not
):
bd |
bold |
ft |
faint |
it |
italic |
ul |
underlined |
bk |
blink |
iv |
inverse |
co |
crossed-out |
ol |
overlined |
Colors start with fg
(foreground color) or
bg
(background color) followed by a COLOR. COLOR can be given as:
name |
|
|
for using the default foreground or background colors of the terminal |
integer |
the index of a 8-bit color in the interval [0..255] |
3 integers |
RGB values each in the interval [0..255], separated by |
HTML-style |
RGB values in hexdecimal, e.g. #FF0000 or #F00 |
To reset all attributes to normal use reset
or an empty string.
>>> s = '#[bd;fg red;bg 0,255,0]Hello, #[not bd;fg bright blue]World!#[]'
>>> parse(s)
'\x1b[1;31;48;2;0;255;0mHello, \x1b[22;94mWorld!\x1b[0m'
>>> print(_)
Hello, World!


--- layout: home title: Lucas da Silva, Front-End Developer class: home skin: dark description: Front-End Developer, A11Y and Web Performance! ---
Hey, I'm Lucas da Silva.


Preventing User Error
http://stfleming.github.io/icl-eie1-ucis-preventing-user-error/
Human error? No, bad design.
_"a common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools"_
-- Douglas Adams
- **Air Force:** It was pilot error -- the pilot failed to take corrective action
- **Inspector General:** That's because the pilot was probably unconscious
- **Air Force:** So you agree, the pilot failed to correct the problem
### Outline
* classification of errors
* state machines
* some terrible calculators
### Outline
* **classification of errors**
* state machines
* some terrible calculators
### Errors
* Slips - action performed is not the same as the one intended
* Mistakes - wrong goal or plan was formed
Calculator 1: a calculator
Calculator 2: a calculator with signifiers
Calculator 3: a calculator with an unconventional layout
Calculator 4: another calculator with an unconventional layout
Calculator 5: yet another calculator with an unconventional layout
Calculator 6: more unconventional layouts?
### capture-slips
* conforming to conventions is important
* avoid having procedures follow the same opening sequence
Calculator 7: the friendly advice calculator
Calculator 8: the polite friendly advice calculator
State Machines for design
### Calculator state machine
* numbers (**num**)
- 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
* operators (**op**)
- +, -, *, /
* clear command (**c**)
* equal operator (**=**)
Calculator 9: a calculator with an interactive state machine
Calculator 10: the mode calculator
Calculator 11: the mode calculator state machine
Calculator 12: the mode switch calculator
description-similarity slips
Calculator 13: the calculator with different buttons
Calculator 14: the calculator with a more distinct clear button
Calculator 15: the calculator with a more distinct clear button and more
Memory Lapses: making the internal state visible
Constraints: forcing function
Calculator 16: a calculator with constraints based on the internal state
Calculator 17: a calculator where internal state is even more explicit
Calculator 18: the undo calculator
### Conclusion
* Errors
- slips
- mistakes
* Slips
- Capture Slips (**conventions**, **different sequences**)
- Description Slips (**different buttons**)
- Mode Slips (**avoid**, **reduce friction**)
- Memory lapses (**interruptions**, **reduce steps**)
* State Machines


Web Design Research
For class on Tuesday, March 14 + Sunday, March 19
What you're doing today + Sunday
- You're going to use some of the website links below (and any other websites on the entire Internet) to find bits and pieces of websites you like.
- Maybe it's a cool header, or an interesting nav bar, or a layout you like - it can be small or large. Take a screenshot and upload it to the #wireframedesignideas channel in Slack, along with a few words about what you like about it, and the link you found it at. Picture, why you like it, + link.
- I want you each to find, screenshot, and upload 5 items each.
- Then, outline in a Google Doc the actual content you want to be in your website. What text do you want to have? What pictures? What videos? It doesn't have to all be perfect right now - but you should have a general sense of what you want.
- Then, begin to wireframe your site. Your first wireframes don't have to involve divs - they can just be rough sketches that outline your page (or pages).
- You can use whatever you want to wireframe stuff - paper, whiteboards, Photoshop, etc. Balsamiq is another great tool that is frequently used in the real world, and we got a free license for all of you, if you want to try it. Details on that at the bottom of the page.
- When you're ready, start to code it!
A few cool personal sites
The Best Designs
The Best Designs has an infinite number of really interesting webpages - you can spend hours looking through cool stuff here for inspiration.
Balsamiq Info
Download link for the desktop app: HERE
LICENSE INFORMATION:
License Name: hackcville 2017
License Key: eJzzzU/OLi0odswsqslITM5OLsvMyUlVMDIwNK8xNDU0MjS1MDEAgZqQGkMAXlIN/w==


- created
- updated
- deleted
If you set a token, the call will include it in the header:
'Authorization: Bearer [[your-token]]'
Currently webhooks are sent out when changing the entity "article" in the following events:
If you set a token, the call will include it in the header:
'Authorization: Bearer [[your-token]]'


Prosecutor Seeks Life Sentences For Some Suspects In Deadly St. Petersburg Subway Bombing
A prosecutor is seeking life sentences for four suspects in the deadly 2017 subway blast in Russia's second-largest city, St. Petersburg.
Investigators say that on April 3, 2017, 22-year-old suicide bomber Akbarjon Jalilov, an ethnic Uzbek Russian citizen born in Kyrgyzstan, detonated a bomb in a subway carriage while it was between two stations, killing 15 people and injuring 67 others.
A second explosive was left at a station platform, but it was found and safely defused.
Prosecutor Nadezhda Tikhonova asked the judge on November 18 to sentence Abror Azimov, who authorities say masterminded the attack, along with Akram Azimov, Muhammadyusup Ermatov, and Ibragimjon Ermatov to life in prison.
Tikhonova also asked the judge to sentence five other defendants to prison terms between 27 and 28 years. There are 11 defendants in the case -- all natives of Central Asian former Soviet republics -- who all pleaded not guilty to charges of being members of a terrorist group, supporting terrorist activity, and the illegal production and sale of explosive devices.
Judge Andrei Morozov had to stop the hearing after the only woman among the defendants felt unwell and an ambulance was called to the courtroom.
The prosecutor is expected to continue her statement on November 19.


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A contenteditable with a link and an and a .
Non-editable paragraph.
Should keep the role but change the state.


AddGadgetColumn()
Syntax
AddGadgetColumn(#Gadget, Position, Title$, Width)Description
Adds a new column to the specified gadget.
Parameters
#Gadget The gadget to use. Position The column index where the new item should be inserted. Column indexes start from 0, which is the leftmost column, and increase by 1 for each column to the right. When you add a column, all the old columns which are on the right of the new column will have a position which is one more than they previously had. Title$ The text for the column header. Width The initial width of the new column.
Return value
None.
Remarks
This command can be used with the following types of gadgets:
- ListIconGadget()
- ExplorerListGadget()
For ExplorerListGadget() you can use this function to completely customize the information that the gadget displays, by first removing the standard columns with RemoveGadgetColumn() and adding new ones of your choice. Note that the 'Name' column doesn't need to be the first one in the gadget.
Note: To update the gadget contents after you have added new columns, use SetGadgetText(). To fill in a custom column, use SetGadgetItemText() for each item, after you have received a #PB_EventType_Change event for the gadget.
When adding a column, use one of the following constants in the Title$ field to create a column whose contents will be automatically updated by the gadget, or use any title string you wish to create an empty column which you can then fill with SetGadgetItemText().#PB_Explorer_Name : displays the name of the file/directory #PB_Explorer_Size : displays the filesize in Kb #PB_Explorer_Type : displays a string describing the filetype #PB_Explorer_Attributes : displays the attributes of the file/directory #PB_Explorer_Created : displays the time the file/directory was created #PB_Explorer_Modified : displays the time the file/directory was last modified #PB_Explorer_Accessed : displays the time the file/directory was last accessed
Example
If OpenWindow(0, 0, 0, 400, 150, "ListIcon - Add Columns", #PB_Window_SystemMenu | #PB_Window_ScreenCentered) ListIconGadget(0, 10, 10, 380, 100, "Standard Column", 150, #PB_ListIcon_GridLines) ButtonGadget(1, 10, 120, 150, 20, "Add new column") index = 1 ; "Standard column" has already index 0 Repeat Event = WaitWindowEvent() If Event = #PB_Event_Gadget If EventGadget() = 1 AddGadgetColumn(0, index, "Column "+Str(index), 80) index + 1 EndIf EndIf Until Event = #PB_Event_CloseWindow EndIf
See Also
RemoveGadgetColumn(), ListIconGadget(), ExplorerListGadget()
Supported OS
All


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{% extends 'about/base.html' %} {% load staticfiles %} {% block title %}About Us{% endblock title %} {% block about_fle_active %}active{% endblock about_fle_active %} {% block extrahead %} {% endblock extrahead %} {% block about_content %}
Learning Equality is committed to enabling every person in the world to realize their right to a quality education, by supporting the creation, adaptation and distribution of open educational resources, and creating supportive tools for innovative pedagogy.
In the summer of 2012, our co-founder Jamie Alexandre was interning at Khan Academy when he and a fellow intern had the idea to bring Khan Academy offline using a low-cost Raspberry Pi. After returning to San Diego, Jamie and a dedicated group of student volunteers brought this idea to life. KA Lite was officially launched in December of 2012, sparking an enthusiastic global response that led to a flood of requests for support, features, and partnerships. Since officially incorporating as a non-profit organization in April of 2013, Learning Equality now has over 20 full-time employees who continue to work together towards a common mission.
The "online learning revolution" has generated excitement about the potential for broad, free access to educational resources. One of the greatest barriers is that an estimated 4.5 billion people still lack Internet access. Countries with the least Internet access are the same countries with the least access to quality education in general, including fewer qualified teachers per student and fewer educational materials. Although Internet access will continue to spread over the next few decades, we believe that simply waiting for improved internet access will leave generations of learners behind, and we're not willing to wait and watch that happen. We have dedicated ourselves to building solutions for distributing and hosting open educational resources via low-bandwidth and offline channels, taking advantage of existing infrastructure or low-cost and low-power hardware solutions.
KA Lite, our open-source platform for viewing and interacting with Khan Academy videos and exercises, can be used even when no Internet is available. Students can connect to the server from within a classroom or other space, on a laptop, tablet, or desktop computer, or it can be installed directly on a learner's computer for portable access. KA Lite has already been installed in over 194 countries and territories, reaching an estimated 4.5 million learners, in contexts as varied as rural schools, orphanages, community centers, refugee camps, prisons, and homes. Check out our map of current deployments and installations.
Kolibri is Learning Equality’s updated response to educational inequality caused by limited connectivity. Kolibri is an open-source platform that is built to enable seamless authoring and peer-to-peer sharing, and engage users with educational content without the need for Internet. Through Kolibri, Learning Equality combines a vast, curated library of educational content from sources all over the globe, and makes the content available completely offline, on low-cost devices. Instructors and organizations can create locally relevant, customized educational curricula that fit their context, including both global open content and locally-sourced/created materials. Kolibri also includes tools for self-paced, collaborative learning to provide instant feedback for students and teachers, and personalized recommendations to enable students to work at their own pace with support from mentors and peers in a blended learning context.


Fall 2023, USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. Taught by Jenn de la Fuente.
Here is where you'll find slides and other fun stuff for our class!
Inspiration / Good stuff to read:
Typography resources:
Color / color accessibility resources
Design resources
Inspiration / Good stuff to read:
Tutorials and other helpful stuff:
Icon resources:
Illustrator pen tool / shape tutorial resources:
Photoshop basics resources:
Social Media resources:
3D resources:
Mockup resources:
Templates for vinyl / CD design / other final-related stuff:
Exporting tips:
Illustrator pattern / brush resources:
InDesign resources:


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Provides programmatic access to Colombos, a web based interface for exploring and analyzing comprehensive organism-specific cross-platform expression compendia of bacterial organisms.
| Version: | 2.0.2 |
| Depends: | httr |
| Published: | 2015-11-02 |
| Author: | Paolo Sonego |
| Maintainer: | Paolo Sonego <paolo.sonego at fmach.it> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | http://colombos.net/,http://legacyv2.colombos.net/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | Rcolombos results |
| Reference manual: | Rcolombos.pdf |
| Package source: | Rcolombos_2.0.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: Rcolombos_2.0.2.zip, r-release: Rcolombos_2.0.2.zip, r-oldrel: Rcolombos_2.0.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: Rcolombos_2.0.2.tgz, r-oldrel: Rcolombos_2.0.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | Rcolombos archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=Rcolombos to link to this page.


Execute a query once by calling a user-defined service
Example Home
URL :
?service=
&service.resType=
XML
JSON13
Submit
Clear Result
Request:
Response:
Scala Source:
app/sample/elasticservice/service/SessionCleanService.scala


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layout: post
title: 11/7 schoolwork
date: '2013-11-07T23:03:00.003-07:00'
author: Jacob .
tags:
- homeschool-journal
modified_time: '2013-11-07T23:03:38.699-07:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6400085873105072120.post-3491157220725639465
blogger_orig_url: http://www.svlark.com/2013/11/117-schoolwork.html
---
Math 18.12-18.14
Kinderheart
Fabricate
Finished TWO with both girls
Audrey read Lo and me the story of Jacob and the goatskins from her Bible stories book


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pqxx::dbtransaction Class Reference
Abstract base class responsible for bracketing a backend transaction.
More...
#include <dbtransaction.h>
Inheritance diagram for pqxx::dbtransaction:
List of all members.
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Protected Member Functions |
| | dbtransaction (connection_base &C, const PGSTD::string &IsolationString, const PGSTD::string &NName) |
| const PGSTD::string & | StartCmd () const |
| | The SQL command needed to start this type of transaction.
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Detailed Description
Abstract base class responsible for bracketing a backend transaction.
The actual operations for beginning and committing/aborting the backend transaction are implemented by a derived class. The implementing concrete class must also call Begin() and End() from its constructors and destructors, respectively, and implement DoExec().
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| pqxx::dbtransaction::dbtransaction |
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connection_base & |
C, |
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const PGSTD::string & |
IsolationString, |
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const PGSTD::string & |
NName |
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Member Function Documentation
| const PGSTD::string& pqxx::dbtransaction::StartCmd |
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const [protected] |
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The SQL command needed to start this type of transaction.
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
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| JobID | Candidate Name | Company Ranking | Candidate Preference |
|---|---|---|---|
| {{item.jobID}} | {{item.displayName}} | {{item.ranking}} | {{item.preference}} |
A preference of 0 indicates that the person did not decide
A preference of -1 indicates that the person is not taking the job


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XMC Peripheral Library for XMC4000 Family
2.1.4
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#include <xmc_hrpwm.h>
Datenfelder | |
| uint32_t | pulse_swallow_val |
| uint32_t | ctrl_mode: 2 |
| uint32_t | ext_start_mode: 2 |
| uint32_t | ext_stop_mode: 2 |
| uint32_t | fixed_prescaler_enable: 1 |
| uint32_t | prescaler: 2 |
| uint32_t | prescaler_ext_start_mode: 2 |
| uint32_t | prescaler_ext_stop_mode: 2 |
| uint32_t | pulse_swallow_enable: 1 |
| uint32_t | pulse_swallow_win_mode: 2 |
| uint32_t | sc |
| uint32_t | slope_ref_val_mode: 2 |
| uint32_t | static_mode_ist_enable: 1 |
| uint32_t | step_gain: 2 |
CSG Unit - Slope Generation configuration
| uint32_t ctrl_mode |
Slope control mode. Accepts enum XMC_HRPWM_CSG_SLOPE_CTRL_MODE_t
| uint32_t ext_start_mode |
Slope external start mode. Accepts enum XMC_HRPWM_CSG_SLOPE_EXT_START_t
| uint32_t ext_stop_mode |
Slope external stop mode. Accepts enum XMC_HRPWM_CSG_SLOPE_EXT_STOP_t
| uint32_t fixed_prescaler_enable |
Fixed pre-scaler, 0:enabled, 1:disabled
| uint32_t prescaler |
Pre-scaler division factor
| uint32_t prescaler_ext_start_mode |
Pre-scaler external start mode. Accepts enum XMC_HRPWM_CSG_PRESCALER_EXT_START_t
| uint32_t prescaler_ext_stop_mode |
Pre-scaler external stop mode. Accepts enum XMC_HRPWM_CSG_PRESCALER_EXT_STOP_t
| uint32_t pulse_swallow_enable |
Pulse swallow enable / disable. Accepts enum XMC_HRPWM_FUNC_STATUS_t
| uint32_t pulse_swallow_val |
Pulse swallow value
| uint32_t pulse_swallow_win_mode |
Pulse swallow window mode
| uint32_t sc |
Slope Generation Configuration
| uint32_t slope_ref_val_mode |
Slope reference value mode
| uint32_t static_mode_ist_enable |
Immediate shadow transfer in static mode enabled. Accepts enum XMC_HRPWM_FUNC_STATUS_t
| uint32_t step_gain |
Slope step gain configuration


From:Petersen Keith To:Miller Mary Kay ; Gilbert Steve Sent:2017-01-11T04:38:09.0000000Z Subject:RE: Gray County Interconnect
Because TW owns most of the existing facilities and NNG owns only a tap valve. TW should own all of the new facilities, but the NNG tap valve. This way the new and old installation will accommodate the abandonment that is planned for next year at the existing site. We had worked this through the law group earlier that TW would own. I believe Drew, Dari and Dorothy McCoppin were involved.
Keith
-----Original Message-----
From: Miller, Mary Kay
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 10:06 AM
To: Waymire, Dave; Kissner, Tim; Petersen, Keith; Kirk, Steve; Brennan, Patrick; Harris, Steven
Cc: Gilbert, Steve; Fiscus, John; Geaccone, Tracy; Neubauer, Dave; Williams, Jo; Harris, Steven
Subject: RE: Gray County Interconnect
I would suggest that Northern pay 100% and get reimbursed by TW so that NNG doesn't have to post the CIAC as TW does not have this requirement. The cost should be split as both parties benefit from the project. I assume the split has been agreed to by both Harris and Neubauer. MK
-----Original Message-----
From: Waymire, Dave
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 9:31 AM
To: Miller, Mary Kay; Kissner, Tim; Petersen, Keith; Kirk, Steve; Brennan, Patrick
Cc: Gilbert, Steve; Fiscus, John; Hayslett, Rod; Geaccone, Tracy
Subject: FW: Gray County Interconnect
Steve Harris has asked for a CIAC for 50% of TW's construction costs on the Gray County interconnect. I assume that this must be posted on the bulletin board the same as any other CIAC. Is this correct?
Also, the economics are based on NNG revenues covering both TW's and NNG's capital expenditure. For recovery purposes wouldn't it be better for NNG to reimburse TW 100% of its costs? Other wise isn't there a miss-match in that the volumes will be reflected in NNG's rate design with 50% of the cost of service residing on TW's books?
-----Original Message-----
From: Fiscus, John
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 8:16 AM
To: Waymire, Dave
Subject: FW: Gray County Interconnect
-----Original Message-----
From: Gilbert, Steve
Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 5:42 PM
To: Fiscus, John
Subject: FW: Gray County Interconnect
Lets talk
-----Original Message-----
From: Geaccone, Tracy
Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 9:26 PM
To: Gilbert, Steve
Cc: Centilli, James
Subject: Gray County Interconnect
I had a meeting with Steve Harris this afternoon. We would like to receive reimbursement of half of the capital expenditures for the Gray County Interconnect in 2001. This will be done as a CIAC. Any tax gross up will wash at an ETS level. Please let me know when we can expect payment.
Thanks
Tracy
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[§342I-32] Entry and inspection of facilities. The department or other authorized party may enter and inspect any building or place, according to law at a reasonable time, for the purpose of:
(1) Investigating an actual or suspected violation of this part;
(2) Conducting reasonable tests;
(3) Taking samples; and
(4) Reviewing and copying records. [L 2000, c 173, pt of §1]


Man Was Left Sitting In The Rain After The Sunroof Of His Car Malfunctioned & Couldn’t Close
by RenusharaTap to listen to this article instead: 🔊 Listen to Post
Southeast Asia is known for our heavy rainfall, which is why often times we see motorists on the road stopped under flyovers to wait out the rain.
Those who have a car obviously are luckier in these situations as they can get to where they need to go with a roof above their heads to shelter them from the rain. But what happens when the roof… fails you?
Netizen Edmund Ho took to his Facebook page to showcase a video shared to him by a Singaporean man named Shown Luo. Apparently, Shown’s car’s sunroof was spoilt and stuck in the open position when it started to rain, which unfortunately caused water to pour into the car as he sat inside, unable to do anything.
Edmund wrote, “Having a car with a sunroof is cool, they said.”
Though what’s more hilarious is the fact that netizens have taken to the comments section to question why he didn’t have a contingency plan for when it started raining.
Some netizens even included photographic examples to their contingency plan suggestions.
Well, we hope the man either takes one of the umbrella suggestions or fixes his sunroof before the electronics in his car get damaged due to them getting wet.
Edmund’s posting has since garnered over 864 shares.
I don’t suppose he leaves his car like that when it rains overnight as well.
Also read: Watch: Car Handles Flood Like a Champ Despite Being Almost Completely Submerged in Water


Software engineering && devops && Scrum master
Product Development Process: Scrum, Agile
Tools: pivotaltracker, trello
Source Code Management: Git
Tools: github, gitlab, bitbucket
Language
Proficient: JS/Node.js
Familiar with: Php, Java
Currently learning: Go, Python
AWS: ECS, ALB, EC2, ELB, Cloudfront, VPC, S3, Redshift, Route53, Serverless (Api Gateway, Lambda), IAM
Devops: Jenkins, Consul, ELK, Terraform, setup CI/CD
Docker: Docker engine, docker compose, docker swarm
Database: Mongodb, Redis, Mysql, Postgresql
OTHER SKILLS: Git, Cordova, Nginx, Digitalocean (Deployment and Configuration), RESTful API Implementation, Css & Sass & Smacss, Tdd / Bdd, Sublime


Class BasicTerrain
A GoRogue.GameFramework.GameObject that also inherits from SadConsole.Cell, that can be used to represent terrain on a map.
Implements
Namespace: SadConsole
Assembly: SadConsole.GoRogue.dll
Syntax
public class BasicTerrain : Cell, IGameObject, IHasID, IHasLayer, IHasComponents
Constructors
BasicTerrain(Coord, Boolean, Boolean)
Creates a terrain object with a white foreground, black background, glyph 0, and no mirror effect.
Declaration
public BasicTerrain(Coord position, bool isWalkable, bool isTransparent)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| GoRogue.Coord | position | Position of the terrain object. |
| System.Boolean | isWalkable | Whether or not the terrain object should be considered passable for the sake of collision detection. |
| System.Boolean | isTransparent | Whether or not the terrain object should be considered transparent for the sake of FOV. |
BasicTerrain(Color, Coord, Boolean, Boolean)
Creates a terrain object with the specified foreground, black background, glyph 0, and no mirror effect.
Declaration
public BasicTerrain(Color foreground, Coord position, bool isWalkable, bool isTransparent)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Color | foreground | Foreground color. |
| GoRogue.Coord | position | Position of the terrain object. |
| System.Boolean | isWalkable | Whether or not the terrain object should be considered passable for the sake of collision detection. |
| System.Boolean | isTransparent | Whether or not the terrain object should be considered transparent for the sake of FOV. |
BasicTerrain(Color, Color, Coord, Boolean, Boolean)
Creates a terrain object with the specified foreground, specified background, glyph 0, and no mirror effect.
Declaration
public BasicTerrain(Color foreground, Color background, Coord position, bool isWalkable, bool isTransparent)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Color | foreground | Foreground color. |
| Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Color | background | Background color. |
| GoRogue.Coord | position | Position of the terrain object. |
| System.Boolean | isWalkable | Whether or not the terrain object should be considered passable for the sake of collision detection. |
| System.Boolean | isTransparent | Whether or not the terrain object should be considered transparent for the sake of FOV. |
BasicTerrain(Color, Color, Int32, Coord, Boolean, Boolean)
Creates a terrain object with the specified foreground, background, and glyph, with no mirror effect.
Declaration
public BasicTerrain(Color foreground, Color background, int glyph, Coord position, bool isWalkable, bool isTransparent)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Color | foreground | Foreground color. |
| Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Color | background | Background color. |
| System.Int32 | glyph | The glyph index. |
| GoRogue.Coord | position | Position of the terrain object. |
| System.Boolean | isWalkable | Whether or not the terrain object should be considered passable for the sake of collision detection. |
| System.Boolean | isTransparent | Whether or not the terrain object should be considered transparent for the sake of FOV. |
BasicTerrain(Color, Color, Int32, SpriteEffects, Coord, Boolean, Boolean)
Creates a terrain object with the specified foreground, background, glyph, and mirror effect.
Declaration
public BasicTerrain(Color foreground, Color background, int glyph, SpriteEffects mirror, Coord position, bool isWalkable, bool isTransparent)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Color | foreground | Foreground color. |
| Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Color | background | Background color. |
| System.Int32 | glyph | The glyph index. |
| Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Graphics.SpriteEffects | mirror | Mirror effect to use. |
| GoRogue.Coord | position | Position of the terrain object. |
| System.Boolean | isWalkable | Whether or not the terrain object should be considered passable for the sake of collision detection. |
| System.Boolean | isTransparent | Whether or not the terrain object should be considered transparent for the sake of FOV. |
Properties
CurrentMap
The current map this Entity is added to.
Declaration
public BasicMap CurrentMap { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| BasicMap |
ID
ID assigned to this object.
Declaration
public uint ID { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.UInt32 |
IsStatic
Whether or not the object is "static". Static objects CANNOT be moved, and only static objects may be placed on layer 0 of a GoRogue.GameFramework.Map.
Declaration
public bool IsStatic { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
IsTransparent
Whether or not the object is considered "transparent", eg. whether or not light passes through it for the sake of calculating the FOV of a GoRogue.GameFramework.Map.
Declaration
public virtual bool IsTransparent { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
IsWalkable
Whether or not the object is to be considered "walkable", eg. whether or not the square it resides on can be traversed by other, non-walkable objects on the same GoRogue.GameFramework.Map. Effectively, whether or not this object collides.
Declaration
public virtual bool IsWalkable { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
Layer
The layer on which the object should reside. Higher numbers indicate layers closer to the "top".
Declaration
public int Layer { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
Remarks
This value is assumed to remain constant while the object is within a data structure that uses this interface -- if it is modified, that data structure will become out of sync.
Position
The position of this object on the grid. Any time this value is changed, the GoRogue.GameFramework.IGameObject.Moved event is fired.
Declaration
public Coord Position { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GoRogue.Coord |
Remarks
This property may be overriden to implement custom functionality, however it is highly recommended that you call the base set in the overridden setter, as it performs collision detection.
Methods
AddComponent(Object)
Adds the given object as a component. Throws ArgumentException if the specific instance has already been added.
Declaration
public void AddComponent(object component)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Object | component | Component to add. |
GetComponent<T>()
Gets the first component of type T that was added, or default(T) if no component of that type has been added.
Declaration
public T GetComponent<T>()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| T | The first component of Type T that was attached, or default(T) if no components of the given type have been attached. |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| T | Type of component to retrieve. |
GetComponents<T>()
Gets all components of type T that are added.
Declaration
public IEnumerable<T> GetComponents<T>()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<T> | All components of Type T that are attached. |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| T | Type of components to retrieve. |
HasComponent(Type)
Returns whether or not there is at least one component of the specified type attached. Type may be specified by using typeof(MyComponentType).
Declaration
public bool HasComponent(Type componentType)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Type | componentType | The type of component to check for. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if the implementer has at least one component of the specified type, false otherwise. |
HasComponent<T>()
Returns whether or not there is at least one component of type T attached.
Declaration
public bool HasComponent<T>()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if the implemented has at least one component of the specified type attached, false otherwise. |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| T | Type of component to check for. |
HasComponents(Type[])
Returns whether or not the implementer has at least one of all of the given types of components attached. Types may be specified by using typeof(MyComponentType)
Declaration
public bool HasComponents(params Type[] componentTypes)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Type[] | componentTypes | One or more component types to check for. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if the implementer has at least one component of each specified type, false otherwise. |
MoveIn(Direction)
Attempts to move the object in the given direction, and returns true if the object was successfully moved, false otherwise.
Declaration
public bool MoveIn(Direction direction)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| GoRogue.Direction | direction | The direction in which to try to move the object. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if the object was successfully moved, false otherwise. |
OnMapChanged(Map)
Internal use only, do not call manually! Must, at minimum, update the GoRogue.GameFramework.IGameObject.CurrentMap field of the IGameObject to reflect the change.
Declaration
public void OnMapChanged(Map newMap)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| GoRogue.GameFramework.Map | newMap | New map to which the IGameObject has been added. |
RemoveComponent(Object)
Removes the given component. Throws an exception if the component isn't attached.
Declaration
public void RemoveComponent(object component)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Object | component | Component to remove. |
RemoveComponents(Object[])
Removes the given component(s). Throws an exception if a component given isn't attached.
Declaration
public void RemoveComponents(params object[] components)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Object[] | components | One or more component instances to remove. |
Events
Moved
Event fired whenever this object's grid position is successfully changed. Fired regardless of whether the object is part of a GoRogue.GameFramework.Map.
Declaration
public event EventHandler<ItemMovedEventArgs<IGameObject>> Moved
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<GoRogue.ItemMovedEventArgs<GoRogue.GameFramework.IGameObject>> |


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TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
GLYCEROL
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 105
GLYCEROL RxNorm: 4910 ATC: A06AG04 A06AX01 A16AX09 |
LITHIUM RxNorm: 6448 ATC: D11AX04 |
Decrease of the plasma concentrations of lithium with risk of reduction of the therapeutic effectiveness |
Precaution for use Strict monitoring of the plasma concentrations of lithium and possible adjustment of the dosage of the lithium. |