Aug 8, 2011
Marketing 101 : Positioning and Communicating Benefits
It is fun to watch a real life case-study of sorts playing out in the battle of the tablets. There is the iPad 2, selling users on the experience, the emotional tug of Facetime, about how doctors and teachers and kids love the iPad.
And then there are the Android tablets selling specs, processors, gigahertz, dual-core, Adobe Flash and a good dose of WTF!
Seth Clifford (thanks to Daring Fireball) notes how a Staples manager says that a lot of people are returning Galaxy Tabs. To quote from the blog.
“Oh, ok, because we’re selling a lot of these things, and we get a LOT of them back. People buy them thinking they’re getting rid of a laptop, and they all come back returning them.”
This is what happens when you sell on features and not on benefits. This is what happens if you muddy the positioning of your product. Looks like we are all going to have start thinking about 2012 as the year of the iPad competitor.
Aug 8, 2011
Back After a Break
It has been a hectic past few months. We launched our mobile apps for the iPhone and the Android, and also launched our partnership with Nuance Communications to launch PaperPort Anywhere, the cloud-powered version of PaperPort software.
Rolling out the two mobile apps, a tablet app was exciting, to say the least. You can expect a lot more of my thoughts on those in the coming days (and fanboys always have an opinion, don’t they?!). Meanwhile, you are welcome to catch up on my guest blog posts :
-
At KissMetrics blog, I write about how we increased conversion in OfficeDrop by listening to our customers, leads and effectively using those tools.
-
My chat with Morgan Friberg of Atlassian about how we do Product Development at OfficeDrop and how Jira helps us develop markets that people love and use!
Stay tuned, and happy to be writing again!
May 9, 2011
Show some personality in your apps
A great way to be friendly to your customers is to project some personality in your apps (and hopefully it reflects your company’s true personality).
Google Doodles are pretty popular and it is a pretty good proof that you can show off stuff, even though there isn’t much in your “home page”.
I found a couple of nice examples this week that I thought I would share.
The first is from MailChimp. On May 4th, their login page had been updated to reflect “Star wars day”, aka, May the 4th be with you.
The other example I found was for the release notes for the Yelp iPhone App (And yes, you can judge me by the fact that I read release notes of the apps I use)
Both are nice examples that bring a smile to your customer’s face when they come across them. Well done. How do you make your apps have a personality?
May 8, 2011
Delight your customers by paying attention to the little things
A couple of weeks back my trusted (rusted?) 3 year old MacBook pro wouldn’t boot. By the sounds of it, it was pretty obvious that it wasn’t something I could fix / hack, so I took it to the local Apple store. I had put on my “I am a Mac” T-shirt hoping to score some brownie points at the genius bar.
A quick diagnosis at the genius bar showed that the motherboard had likely conked. So it had to shipped to their depot to have it replaced. The extended apple care warranty had just expired, but the “genius” at the genius bar was gracious enough to “let it slide” and told me he would take care of it without charging anything. Wow!! That’s probably a good $300 worth of repairs.
I was supposed to have received my machine back in 5 to 7 business days, but lo and behold, I got a call in just 2 days saying my machine was ready. Woot. Awesome Apple. But wait, there is more. Not only was the logic board replaced, Apple had also replaced the optical drive and two fans, since they were not in “good condition”. What a nice gesture. But wait, there is even more!
One of the rubber pads at the bottom of the MacBook had fallen off. I was curious what they had done about it and sure enough all four of them were replaced. I mean, who cares about the rubber pads at the bottom, except of course the user.
I was happy enough when Apple fixed my machine for free, even though it was out of warranty. But such attention to detail truly delights your customers. It demonstrates empathy, and it shows your customer that you care about them.
 Going above and beyond what is needed and paying attention to detail delights them enough to write a blog post about it and tell the story to everyone in their inner circle of friends and colleagues.
Are you delighting your customers?
Mar 17, 2011
ProductCamp Boston is on April 2, 2011
ProductCamp Boston, the awesome unconference on Product Management, returns on Saturday, April 2, 2011 at the Microsoft New England Research and Development Center in Cambridge. I have been to prior year’s ProductCamps and they rock! (I am pretty bummed that I can’t make it this year, because I will be out of the country at that time.)
If you are not familiar with UnConferences, you should definitely go to this one. There are no “attendees,” since everyone participates in some manner. At ProductCamp, you’ll get to present, lead a roundtable discussion, share your experiences, and/or volunteer. Every single unconference that I have gone to (such as the MassTLC unconference, ProductCamp and BarCamp), has been memorable and insightful. They are a great way to meet fellow Product Managers and share ideas and exchange notes on common challenges, industry trends and network!
This year’s theme is “Innovation” – and it’s all about product, process and personal innovation to help you and your company win. You get to propose topics, deliver talks, attend sessions all around that theme. So what are you waiting for?
And finally, tell me all about it, since I cant be there. Oh! and you should also follow ProductCamp on twitter


Current Kodi status: Checking...
Raspberry Serial: Checking...
MPEG-2 license: Checking... VC-1 license: Checking... Buy codec licenses
After entering the license keys, you have to reboot LoxBerry to enable the licenses.


Students can edit their source code on the left editor, and then click on "Compile and Run" button to compile and execute their code. The output of gcc is used to highlight errors in the student's program.
Credit:
Interactive compile is originally created by Neelabh Gupta and Lawrence Angrave from UIUC using the ACE editor. Virtual Machine with Javascript was originally created at s-macke/jor1k's', which runs the gcc compiler.
This compiler demo is dual licensed under the GPL v3 and Illinois/NCSA Open Source license. The ACE editor is licensed under the BSD license.


Notebooks
Story: Notes to the story of The Wind
Notes to the story of The Wind
Title
Notes to the story of The Wind
Collection
Summary
The Wind thought to be seen, in the form of a bird, by the brother–in–law of the narrator when a child. By /han≠kass’o (L VIII.-8. 6713-6724). ||goo-ka-!kui (Smoke's man, or Witbooi Tooren) told |han≠kass'o that he had seen the Wind at the mountains at Haarfontein (or ≠ko a xa) and had thrown a stone at it, thinking it to be a bird. As a result the Wind blew hard and took up dust.
Comments
1) p.6712v: Smoke's man, or Witbooi Tooren (||kabbo's son and |han≠kass'o's brother-in-law), 2) p.6713v: Smoke's man's master, Jacob Kotze, 3) p.6717v: Africander and Farland sheep, including |xam and Dutch names for them, 4) p.6719v: the 'Bastaard's' sheep, wagons, kraal and shepherding, 5) p.6720v: at the time of this story Smoke's man was a child, 6) p.6721v: Smoke's man's masters were Bastards ('Bastaards'), 7) See also The Wind and The son of the Wind, 8) This story is found in Book VIII-8
Contributors
|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
Date
20 April 1878 (started)
Categories
History (personal), Relations with others
Keywords
Wind ('took up' dust) , Wind (the actions of when angry) , Wind (and the people) , Wind (the place where ||goo-ka-!kui saw it) , Wind (at Haarfontein) , Wind (takes the form of a bird) , Wind (and ||goo-ka-!kui who threw stones at it in a bird's form) , ||goo-ka-!kui (Smoke's man, Witbooi Tooren) , ||goo-ka-!kui (his master's name) , ||goo-ka-!kui (his personal history) , ||goo-ka-!kui (and the Wind) , ||goo-ka-!kui (angered the Wind) , ||goo-ka-!kui (threw stones at the Wind) , ||goo-ka-!kui (was a shepherd) , ||goo-ka-!kui (and |han≠kass'o) , ||goo-ka-!kui (and the Bastards) , bird (the Wind takes its form) , bird (||goo-ka-!kui threw stones at the Wind in its form) , transformation (the Wind takes a bird's form) , transformation (||goo-ka-!kui threw stones at the Wind in a bird's form) , sheep (shepherded by ||goo-ka-!kui) , sheep (their nature and habits) , sheep (that make their way home alone) , sheep (the names of different types of) , name (of a Bastard) , name (of |han≠kass'o's relations) , name (of a mountain) , name (of different kinds of sheep) , name (of ||goo-ka-!kui's master and his wife) , name (||goo-ka-!kui's other names) , name (of 'Boers' or Dutch) , Bastard ('Bastaard') , Bastard (and the |xam) , Bastard (does not give food 'liberally') , Bastard (||goo-ka-!kui's master is a) , Bastard (the name of a) , work (done by |xam) , work (shepherding) , work (done by ||goo-ka-!kui) , |han≠kass'o (his brother–in–law ||goo-ka-!kui who threw stones at the Wind in the form of a bird)
Story Pages
6713-6724


Create extremely powerful shortcuts with Jellycuts. Jellycuts is an IDE for iOS shortcuts that allows you to create complex shortcuts quickly and easily. You can create a shortcut in the Jelly language, a full language for iOS Shortcuts. Jellycuts takes your code and converts it into shortcuts that are runnable in the shortcuts app.
Jellycuts includes a beautiful and fast code editor. Syntax highlighting and line numbers help you understand your code and make sense of what is going on. With quick completion on the keyboard, it has never been easier to create shortcuts.
Customize Jellycuts to your heart's desire with 90 editor themes ranging across lots of styles, and the ability to change the tint color to anything you want. You can also choose from a large selection of app icons to fit any type of style you want.


Note: To complete these procedures, you must be assigned a role having the necessary permissions. To determine your role, follow the directions in Participant roles. For a basic understanding of roles and permissions, see Permissions and roles: Overview.
You can control overall access to your site in several ways. You may publish your site to open it to participants, open some areas to the general public, or allow any users with valid accounts to join your site.
Site Info
.
Alternatively, from the menubar in My Workspace, click Worksite
Setup
, check the box next to the site you wish to revise, and
then click Edit
.
Note: Although you can check multiple boxes, you can only edit information about one site at a time.
Manage Access
.
Publish site
. A
published site will appear as a tab and/or in the active sites lists
of each of your participants.
Leave as draft -
accessible only to site maintainers
. This can be valuable if you
are building a site and don't want participants to see the site and
materials before you are ready.Private
.
Display in public site list
.Limited to whom I add manually, or through automatic roster
updates
.
Allow anyone to join
the site with valid login id
. Update
.


Naughty Updates
2017/01/15
Made Available support, admin and webmaster internal emails
Installed blacknova traders game [pre-alpha]
Installed shadows rising game [pre-alpha]
Implemented new theme
Added new finctions:
New Gallery
Badges
Trusted users
Crushes
Site Announcements
Pending
update about, terms, and privacy pages


Jeffrey Toobin
Andrew Ross Sorkin
Amy Chua
Read the Instructor's Summary
Review the slides for chapter 1
MP3 file
Image
Contact Us
Send us an email
Call us
Skype chat with us
Shopping cart
TOC


The aeronautical maintenance center offers you the most complete experience, excellent facilities for your aircraft, qualified personnel and certified in a wide range of brands and models of aircraft, you can request an online copy of our certifications in the following link
Our facilities allow us to meet the needs of our customers:
Names, brands and logos are the property of their respective owners, Techplane Solutions & Services C.A. only refers to each company and product through their respective logos.
Jacinto Lara International Airport, Av. Vicente Landaeta Gil c/c Av. La Salle hangars A4, A5 y C3 Barquisimeto, Lara, Venezuela


21 report the sprite or mouse position as a two-item vector (x,y). First class procedure blocks (see Chapter VI, page 65): First class continuation blocks (see Chapter X, page 93): First class sprite, costume, and sound blocks (see Chapter VII, page 73): Scenes: The major new feature of version 7.0 is scenes: A project can include within it sub-projects, called scenes, each with its own stage, sprites, scripts, and so on. This block makes another scene active, replacing the current one. Nothing is automatically shared between scenes: no sprites, no blocks, no variables. But the old scene can send a message to the new one, to start it running, with optional payload as in broadcast (page 23). In particular, you can say if the new scene expects to be started with a green ﬂag signal. Object is a hyperblock.


Receive money in any currency with no fees
The world is getting smaller and we’re becoming more mobile. So why should you be forced to only receive money in a single …
Take your financial life online. Your Easybank account will be a one-stop-shop for spending, saving, budgeting, investing, and much more.
We leverage Open Banking to turn your bank account into your financial hub. Control your finances like never before.
Our modern web and mobile applications allow you to keep track of your finances wherever you are in the world.
See exactly where your money goes each month. Receive notifications when you’re close to hitting your limits.
We don’t do branches. Open your account in minutes online and start taking control of your finances right away.
Manage your savings, investments, pension, and much more from one account. Tracking your money has never been easier.
The world is getting smaller and we’re becoming more mobile. So why should you be forced to only receive money in a single …
Our simple budgeting feature allows you to separate out your spending and set realistic limits each month. That means you …
We want you to enjoy your travels. This is why we don't charge any fees on purchases while you're abroad. We'll even show you …
After a lot of hard work by the whole team, we’re excited to launch our closed beta. It’s easy to request an invite through the site …


The iStumbler WiPry Store is Offline
We apologize for the inconvenience
Please check your internet connection, contact
support
if you still have problems.


The IntrinioEconomicData
implementation gives access to the massive repository of economic data from the Federal Reserve Economic Data system via the Intrinio API.
Some of the most requested symbols are available through the IntrinioEconomicDataSources
class.
The full list of economic data series is available here.
// In Initialize method: AddData(IntrinioEconomicDataSources.Commodities.CrudeOilWTI, Resolution.Daily);
# In Initialize method: self.AddData(IntrinioEconomicData, "$DCOILWTICO", Resolution.Daily)


| Appose | u&:v _ _ _ |
|
&: is equivalent to & except that
the ranks of the resulting function are infinite; the relation
is similar to that between @: and @ .
|
a=: 'abcd' ; 'efgh' b=: 'ABCD' ; 'EFGH' a +----+----+ |abcd|efgh| +----+----+ b +----+----+ |ABCD|EFGH| +----+----+ a ,&:> b abcd efgh ABCD EFGH a ,&> b abcdABCD efghEFGH > b. 0 0 0 0 , & > b. 0 0 0 0 , &: > b. 0 _ _ _


InProgress
open class InProgress : OptionalRustObject
This class wraps a raw pointer that points to a Rust InProgress
object.
InProgress
allows for multiple transacts to be performed in a single transaction.
Each transact performed results in a TxReport
that can be used to gather information
to be used in subsequent transacts.
Committing an InProgress
commits all the transacts that have been performed using
that InProgress
.
Rolling back and InProgress
rolls back all the transacts that have been performed
using that InProgress
.
do {
let inProgress = try mentat.beginTransaction()
let txReport = try inProgress.transact(transaction: "[[:db/add "a" :foo/long 22]]")
let aEntid = txReport.entid(forTempId: "a")
let report = try inProgress.transact(transaction: "[[:db/add "b" :foo/ref \(aEntid)] [:db/add "b" :foo/boolean true]]")
try inProgress.commit()
} catch {
...
}
InProgress
also provides a number of functions to generating an builder to assert datoms programatically.
The two types of builder are InProgressBuilder
and EntityBuilder
.
InProgressBuilder
takes the current InProgress
and provides a programmatic interface to add
and retract values from entities for which there exists an Entid
.
}
EntityBuilder
takes the current InProgress
and either an Entid
or a tempid
to provide
a programmatic interface to add and retract values from a specific entity.
}
-
Creates an
InProgressBuilder
using thisInProgress
.Throws
PointerError.pointerConsumed
if the underlying raw pointer has already consumed, which will occur if theInProgress
has already been committed, or converted into a Builder.Declaration
Swift
open func builder() throws -> InProgressBuilder
Return Value
an
InProgressBuilder
for thisInProgress
-
Creates an
EntityBuilder
using thisInProgress
for the entity withentid
.Throws
PointerError.pointerConsumed
if the underlying raw pointer has already consumed, which will occur if theInProgress
has already been committed, or converted into a Builder.Declaration
Swift
open func builder(forEntid entid: Int64) throws -> EntityBuilder
Parameters
entid
The
Entid
for this entity.Return Value
an
EntityBuilder
for thisInProgress
-
Creates an
EntityBuilder
using thisInProgress
for a new entity withtempId
.Throws
PointerError.pointerConsumed
if the underlying raw pointer has already consumed, which will occur if theInProgress
has already been committed, or converted into a Builder.Declaration
Swift
open func builder(forTempId tempId: String) throws -> EntityBuilder
Parameters
tempId
The temporary identifier for this entity.
Return Value
an
EntityBuilder
for thisInProgress
-
Transacts the
transaction
This does not commit the transaction. In order to do so,
commit
can be called.Throws
PointerError.pointerConsumed
if the underlying raw pointer has already consumed, which will occur if the builder has already been transacted or committed.Throws
ResultError.error
if the transaction failed.Throws
ResultError.empty
if noTxReport
is returned from the transact.Declaration
Swift
open func transact(transaction: String) throws -> TxReport
Parameters
transaction
The EDN string to be transacted.
Return Value
The
TxReport
generated by the transact. -
Commits all the transacts that have been performed on this `InProgress`, either directly or through a Builder.
Throws
PointerError.pointerConsumed
if the underlying raw pointer has already consumed, which will occur if the builder has already been transacted or committed.Throws
ResultError.error
if the commit failed.Declaration
Swift
open func commit() throws
-
Rolls back all the transacts that have been performed on this
InProgress
, either directly or through a Builder.Throws
PointerError.pointerConsumed
if the underlying raw pointer has already consumed, which will occur if the builder has already been transacted or committed.Throws
ResultError.error
if the rollback failed.Declaration
Swift
open func rollback() throws
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
override open func cleanup(pointer: OpaquePointer)


|
Panda3D
|
Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ (self, parent, treeStyle, rootName) |
| def | AddGroup (self) |
| def | addTreeNodes (self, parentItem, parentItemName, items, itemKeys) |
| def | ChangeHierarchy (self, itemName, x, y) |
| def | DeleteItem (self, item) |
| def | DeleteSelected (self) |
| def | onBeginDrag (self, event) |
| def | OnCompareItems (self, item1, item2) |
| def | ReParent (self, parent, newParent) |
| def | SortTreeNodes (self, parent) |
| def | traverse (self, parent, itemText) |
Public Attributes | |
| opSort | |
| opSortAlpha | |
| opSortOrig | |
| paletteUI | |
| root | |
| rootName | |
| def __init__ | ( | self, | |
| parent, | |||
| treeStyle, | |||
| rootName | |||
| ) |
| def AddGroup | ( | self | ) |
| def addTreeNodes | ( | self, | |
| parentItem, | |||
| parentItemName, | |||
| items, | |||
| itemKeys | |||
| ) |
| def ChangeHierarchy | ( | self, | |
| itemName, | |||
| x, | |||
| y | |||
| ) |
| def DeleteItem | ( | self, | |
| item | |||
| ) |
| def DeleteSelected | ( | self | ) |
| def onBeginDrag | ( | self, | |
| event | |||
| ) |
| def OnCompareItems | ( | self, | |
| item1, | |||
| item2 | |||
| ) |
| def ReParent | ( | self, | |
| parent, | |||
| newParent | |||
| ) |
| def SortTreeNodes | ( | self, | |
| parent | |||
| ) |
| def traverse | ( | self, | |
| parent, | |||
| itemText | |||
| ) |
| opSort |
| opSortAlpha |
| opSortOrig |
| paletteUI |
| root |
| rootName |


I am father to two young boys and a product engineering leader living in Minneapolis, MN. I am driven to better myself and humanity through developing people, advocating for diversity and inclusion, and building products that people love. I am passionate about bettering myself, people development and leadership, technology, and science.
I am Director of Engineering at Samsung SmartThings where I guide, lead, and develop engineering teams working on cutting-edge Internet-of-Things (IoT) products and services. I am a member of the open-source project Home Assistant. I run, bike, ski, hike, play tennis, and enjoy being active and spending time outdoors.
I would love to hear from you:


A Smattering of Selenium #24
A bit late, but I’m in California for a Selenium Developers Meetup and my body doesn’t quite know where it is temporally.
- Don’t forget that tomorrow is the next meeting of the San Francisco Selenium folks which seems to be running a crowd sourced “Let’s stump Jason with our problems” session. Most of the ‘main’ Se folk will be there.
- Test design theory is something that I have yet to really see covered much, so here are three articles on the similar idea of what to test and what to skip.
- Contradiction: Test Everything, but not Accessors? by Ron Jeffries
- don’t test for blocking conditions: an example by Chris McMahon
- Every automated test should do ONE thing really well by Adam Goucher (me)
- Another simple build radiator is just a darn cool re-skinning of Hudson which, while not as fun, is super useful in communicating build status
- Simon started to explain some of the work going on in the guts of Selenium WebDriver in Going Atomic: Why?
- For those people who loiter in the #selenium irc channel, you have likely seen ‘selbot’ in action. If you wondered where it came from you can read the details from Sauce Labs in Introducing selbot
- Atlassian is a pretty big user of Se and has a post called push my buttons which explains the myriad of ways you can send a key in Se 1.x. Which IIRC is one of the major improvements that Se 2 provides.
- The march of Flex Pilot continues and so the blog posts from users are starting to appear including Selenium Testing with Flex Pilot
- I was pleading for help on twitter last week and this cool use of the JUnit 4 @Rule annotation to get screenshots on test failures was provided
- If you are using CruiseControl.NET then Integrating Selenium Tests into CruiseControl.Net via NUnit is likely going to deliver value
- Silverlight UI testing with Selenium and Ruby is the first article I think I have seen on the subject. Of course, my memory isn’t so hot at time…
Tags
Categories
A Smattering of Selenium #23
I was at Agile 2010 in Orlando last week so missed doing the Smattering, so here is two weeks worth of links.
- There is crazy amounts of power hiding in that there JUnit 4 library – such as @Rule. One usage of them is described here. A useful pattern indeed when doing something like BDD or ATDD
- The next SFSE has been announced; August 24 at LinkedIn. Se creator Jason Huggins will be fielding questions in a Q&A session on steroids.
- While on topic of meetups, Dawn will be presenting about Selenesse at Agile Carolinas also on the 24th
- iCheckWebsite is an accessibility monitoring site which is a niche that I haven’t seen exploited yet. What is interesting is their checklist of what they check for. Looks like a great start for a suite of Se tests.
- Se plays a large part in Continuous Deployment setups, but what I am really interested in is Continuous Delivery. Jez (who literally wrote the book on it) explains the difference between the two.
- One of the better sessions I went to at Agile last week was Mountains to Molehills: A Story of QA that featured some Se content so gets included here.
- Setting up flex testing with selenium – with Selenium Flex API and FlashSelenium
- Selenium 2/Web Driver – the land where Page Objects are king! is the winner of the ‘most twitter love for the last two weeks’ award.
- Samit continues to churn out plugins for Se-IDE, this time with the Log Search Bar Plugin
- The Bromine kids have released a bit of a case study on the Roskilde Festival and CI in Continuous integration of the orange feeling
- Ooo! A completely useless tool competition! – Vote Selenium!
- Web Automation Framework claims to integrate Selenium, TestNG, ReportNG, SimpleXML, Java, Sikuli, Flash-selenium — which is an interesting fruit salad as it lists apples, oranges, bananas and pears when comparing things.
- I hate to pimp my own stuff, but Six Shocking Automation Truths did fairly well from page view perspective. It even spawned a well thought out response/reaction.
- Again, sorry to have my stuff in here, but if you are wondering what Page Objects are (and how to implement them in Python) then my article Page Objects in Python from the August issue of PragPub is what you need.
- Managing Se-Grid machines is a pain (which is why you have companies like Sauce Labs coming into the fray. Another option is to use Copper from GridCentric to have Elastic Build Systems
- One of the Se 2a6 new features was the Web Timings API which David experiments with in Automating the Capture of Web Timings with Selenium 2
- Parallelism is kinda (but not really) solved by Se-Grid, but when you start specing out machines, do you need more threads or cores – and do you know the difference?
- Robot Framework is growing Flash/Flex support; the status of which can be see in this email from the flex-pilot mailing list
Tags
Categories
Selenium at Agile 2010
The Selenium project does not have an ‘official’ presence here at Agile as it is seen as a ‘test after’ tool rather than ‘test first’ — even though it provides the magic of the ‘test first’ frameworks… But there is a small, unofficial contingent of recognizable faces around that can help people out and some sessions on it.
Sessions
Why your selenium tests are so dang brittle, and what to do about it – Wednesday, August 11 – 3:30 – 5:00
If you are writing automated through-the-GUI tests for a web application, you are in danger of creating tests that are more expensive to maintain than they are worth. With well-factored Selenium RC tests running in Junit or TestNG, you can keep your abstraction layers or “Lingos” — small bounded bits of slang for discrete parts of the object model — separate, thereby reducing the maintenance costs of your tests, and improving your sanity. Prerequisites include experience with Java or C#, and ideally some *basic* OOD familiarity (inheritance, composition, encapsulation, polymorphism).
Selenium Open Jam – Tuesday, August 10 – 11 – 12
Bring your questions or problems or complaints. We’ll try to ease / solve them.
People
- Dawn Cannan – author of Confessions of a Passionate Tester and maintainer of the .NET version of Selenesse which is a bridge between Selenium and Fitnesse.
- Adam Goucher (me) – maintainer of Selenium IDE and Selenium focused consultant
- Jason Huggins – creator of Selenium and co-founder of Sauce Labs (Selenium in the cloud)
- Patrick Wilson-Welsh – Agile coach and Selenium power user
If you are not succeeding with Selenium, come track down one of us. We might redirect you somewhere else, but eventually we’ll get you sorted out.
Tags
Categories


AWS::DeviceFarm::DevicePool Rule
Represents a condition for a device pool.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
Properties
Attribute
-
The rule's stringified attribute. For example, specify the value as
"\"abc\""
.The supported operators for each attribute are provided in the following list.
- APPIUM_VERSION
-
The Appium version for the test.
Supported operators:
CONTAINS
- ARN
-
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the device (for example,
arn:aws:devicefarm:us-west-2::device:12345Example
.Supported operators:
EQUALS
,IN
,NOT_IN
- AVAILABILITY
-
The current availability of the device. Valid values are AVAILABLE, HIGHLY_AVAILABLE, BUSY, or TEMPORARY_NOT_AVAILABLE.
Supported operators:
EQUALS
- FLEET_TYPE
-
The fleet type. Valid values are PUBLIC or PRIVATE.
Supported operators:
EQUALS
- FORM_FACTOR
-
The device form factor. Valid values are PHONE or TABLET.
Supported operators:
EQUALS
,IN
,NOT_IN
- INSTANCE_ARN
-
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the device instance.
Supported operators:
IN
,NOT_IN
- INSTANCE_LABELS
-
The label of the device instance.
Supported operators:
CONTAINS
- MANUFACTURER
-
The device manufacturer (for example, Apple).
Supported operators:
EQUALS
,IN
,NOT_IN
- MODEL
-
The device model, such as Apple iPad Air 2 or Google Pixel.
Supported operators:
CONTAINS
,EQUALS
,IN
,NOT_IN
- OS_VERSION
-
The operating system version (for example, 10.3.2).
Supported operators:
EQUALS
,GREATER_THAN
,GREATER_THAN_OR_EQUALS
,IN
,LESS_THAN
,LESS_THAN_OR_EQUALS
,NOT_IN
- PLATFORM
-
The device platform. Valid values are ANDROID or IOS.
Supported operators:
EQUALS
,IN
,NOT_IN
- REMOTE_ACCESS_ENABLED
-
Whether the device is enabled for remote access. Valid values are TRUE or FALSE.
Supported operators:
EQUALS
- REMOTE_DEBUG_ENABLED
-
Whether the device is enabled for remote debugging. Valid values are TRUE or FALSE.
Supported operators:
EQUALS
Because remote debugging is no longer supported, this filter is ignored.
Required: No
Type: String
Allowed values:
APPIUM_VERSION | ARN | AVAILABILITY | FLEET_TYPE | FORM_FACTOR | INSTANCE_ARN | INSTANCE_LABELS | MANUFACTURER | MODEL | OS_VERSION | PLATFORM | REMOTE_ACCESS_ENABLED | REMOTE_DEBUG_ENABLED
Update requires: No interruption
Operator
-
Specifies how Device Farm compares the rule's attribute to the value. For the operators that are supported by each attribute, see the attribute descriptions.
Required: No
Type: String
Allowed values:
CONTAINS | EQUALS | GREATER_THAN | GREATER_THAN_OR_EQUALS | IN | LESS_THAN | LESS_THAN_OR_EQUALS | NOT_IN
Update requires: No interruption
Value
-
The rule's value.
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption


Blind would equal while oh mr do style. Lain led and fact none. One preferred sportsmen resolving the happiness continued. High at of in loud rich true. Oh conveying do immediate acuteness in he. Equally welcome her set nothing has gravity whether parties. Fertile suppose shyness mr up pointed in staying on respect.
Arrival entered an if drawing request. How daughters not promotion few knowledge contented. Yet winter law behind number stairs garret excuse. Minuter we natural conduct gravity if pointed oh no. Am immediate unwilling of attempted admitting disposing it. Handsome opinions on am at it ladyship.
She travelling acceptance men unpleasant her especially entreaties law. Law forth but end any arise chief arose. Old her say learn these large. Joy fond many ham high seen this. Few preferred continual sir led incommode neglected. Discovered too old insensible collecting unpleasant but invitation.


| Family | Health | Finance |
|---|---|---|
| We strive to be a great place to work for people with families. Our programs make it easier and give you an extra hand to make sure your family feels cared for at every stage of life. We can help you even more. | We’re committed to building a healthy community—one person at a time. But health is more than just getting the care you need. It’s about getting and staying healthy in all areas of your life. | We offer saving and investment programs to help define and build on your financial goals and give you peace of mind as you plan for your future. |
| Housing | Sick Leave | Retirement |
| We offer housing for all employees (including interns!). Housing is provided in the form of campus. We have 2 campuses in the meantime and you will be assigned to one depending on your position in the company. | Employees are allowed to take 30 day leave each year. It is required though to give prior notice before leaving more than 2 weeks ahead. The leave is fully paid. You also can request extra days but won't be paid. | Defined benefit plan guarantees a certain payout at retirement, according to a fixed formula which usually depends on the member's salary and the years. |


Know About Me
A Man of Few Words:
Ambitious | Passionate | Dreamer | Quick of Wit | Sociopath | Intense | Reader | Simple yet Erratic | Sapiosexual | Square peg in a Round hole | Open-minded | Eccentric
Favorite Quotations :
• We're here to put a Dent in the Universe.
• Do not mind anything that anyone tells you about anyone else. Judge everyone and everything for yourself.
• Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try Again. Fail again. Fail better.
• Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success.
• Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.
My name is Rajat Mittal . I am an undergraduate student at Indian Institute of
Technology (BHU) Varanasi with Major in Mathematics and Computing
. I have strong
passion for Machine Learning and Software Development and a knack for learning.


Day 2: Assignment Questions
Q1: Program to search for a particular character in a string
Q2: Program to convert minutes to seconds
Q3: Program to search for a element in an array of strings
Q4: Program to display only elements containing a' in them from a array
Q5: Print an array in reverse order
Please Check console for my answers to all the questions


const { dotenv } = require(`./dependencies`);
Arc loads node modules it depends to operate
const { dotenv } = require(`./dependencies`);
Arc adds the .env file
variables to the process
dotenv.config();
Arc loads paperboy for intersystem communication
const Paperboy = require(`paperboy-communicator`);
const paperboy = new Paperboy({connectionName: `arc`});
Arc updates the process title
process.title =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Arc loads support modules
const checkManifest = require(`./support/check_manifest`);
const messageParser = require(`./support/message_parser`)({paperboy});
const createWorkerPool = require(`./support/create_worker_pool`)({paperboy});
const createMicroservices = require(`./support/microservice_creator`);
const setMicroserviceEvents = require(`./support/microservice_event_setter`)({paperboy});
const monitor = require(`./support/monitor`);
Arc creates a global variable to store a reference to microservices
let allMicroservices = {};
Arc can use a global function to get all microservices
const getAllMicroservices = () => allMicroservices;
Arc can parse messages using the message parser support module
const parseMessage = (options) => messageParser(getAllMicroservices(), options);
Arc can create a microservice worker pool
const workerPool = (options) => createWorkerPool(parseMessage, options);
Arc can shutdown microservices
const shutdownMicroservices = require(`./support/shutdown_microservices`)({paperboy});
module.exports = (microserviceManifest, options = {}) => {
Arc monitors activitiy
if(options.monitor != false) {
monitor({paperboy});
}
return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
void async function(){
try {
Given Arc checks the manifest file to see if it has any errors
const parsedManifest = await checkManifest(microserviceManifest);
And Arc creates microservices
allMicroservices = await createMicroservices(workerPool, parsedManifest);
And Arc sets the intersystem communication events for microservies it created
await setMicroserviceEvents(allMicroservices);
And Arc waits for extensions to do their thing
await Promise.all(module.exports._extensions.map(({extension, options}) => {
return new Promise((resolve) => {
resolve(extension({paperboy, microservices: allMicroservices, options}));
});
}));
And Arc uses paperboy to let the system know about microservices that are online
allMicroservices.forEach((microservice) => {
paperboy.trigger(`@health`, JSON.stringify({
title: microservice.title,
metrics: {status: `online`},
pid: process.pid
}));
});
Then Arc returns the microservices it created
resolve(allMicroservices);
} catch (error) {
But Arc returns an error message when something goes wrong
reject(error);
}
}();
});
};
module.exports._steps = {
checkManifest, parseMessage, workerPool,
createMicroservices, setMicroserviceEvents, getAllMicroservices
};
Arc can shutdown the microservices it created
module.exports.shutdownMicroservices = () => shutdownMicroservices(getAllMicroservices());
Arc can be extended
module.exports._extensions = [];
module.exports.addExtension = (extension, options = {}) => {
if(typeof extension != `function`) throw Error(`Arc extension must be a function or a promise`);
module.exports._extensions.push({extension, options});
};
Arc adds a reference to paperboy
module.exports.paperboy = paperboy;


Blog 6
Assignment 6.9
10.19.15
Ruby Classes
In Ruby you can create "blueprints" or prepackaged frames for your data to live in. The code you write can be given these "prepackaged frames" when it is born, and uses it throughout its lives. Each bit of data inside one of these frames is called an Object. You can think of an object like a person, and a Class as that person's ethnic group. An object in Ruby--like a person in real life--shares innate characteristics with many others like it. However, an object can also have individual characteristics seperate from those in its class (or ethnic group). You define an object by: variable name = Class name.new e.g. joe = Person.new
Classes allow us to not have define the same methods over and over again each time we create a new instance of that class. Clases are great for organizational reasons too because it places stuff that relates to one another in one place. It can hide away logic that you don't want to see whe you call a method.
An instance method is a function innately given to every Object of the class it is defined in. It's analogous to every giraffe given the innate characteristic of having a long neck, or a shark with big teeth. Every instance of a class will be born with prepackaged methods in it.
An instance variable is the same as a instance method but instead of it being a method, it is a variable. An instance variable is the storage and retrieval mechanism for values. These variables enable individual objects to remember their state, and are only visible to the object it is born in. Each object in the class an instance variable is born in gets a separate copy of it. Also, every method in the class the instance variable is born in has access to use it, in other words it maintains its existance between method calls. Instance variables are born when its parent object is born, and dies when its parent object dies. All instance variables are preceded with the '@' symbol.
Class Dog "<== Class" def initialize "<== Instance method" @breed = breed "<==Instance variable" @age = age "<==Instance variable" end def breed "<== Instance method/Getter method" @breed end def age "<== Instance method" "<== Instance method/Getter method" @age end end
Ruby provides a built-in shortcut that automatically creates a method that reades and returns the values of the instance variables declared in the initialized method. These shortcuts are called: attr_read "<== To be able to gain access and read the instance variables and therefor access the state of object." attr_writter "<== To be able to access and change the instance variable" attr_accessor "<==" To be able to read and change instance variable" You add the attr_... just below the fist line that declares the name of the class. Also, the instance variable the attr_... is getting acces to is converted into a symbol and therefor gets a colon placed in front of it, e.g. class Tree attr_accessor :leaves e.g. class Dog attr_accessor :breed, :age end
Inheritance is a kind of downward chaining relationship between two classes whereby one inherits from another and the instances of the subclass acquire the behavior, i.e the methods, defined in the superclass. e.g. class Animal attr_accessor :teeth end class Dog < Animal <== The < designates Dog as a subclass of animal. attr_accessor :fur <== Clas Dog has the :fur met hod and inherits the :teeth method innately. end It is important to know that every Ruby class can only have one superclass.
And lastly there are Class Variables: they are prefixed with two @@, and there's only one value, not one for every instance. They are tied to the class and not any variables, and can only operate on class variables and whatever arguments are supplied to them when called Also, there are Class Methods: methods that are called directly through the class and not through any instances. e.g. Math.log()<==Math is the class, .log() is the class method.


${article.description}
${comment.body}
${C[mode].other.msg}
A place to share your knowledge.
Popular Tags
${profile.bio}


{% extends "header.html" %} {% block body %}
Since Python is such a popular programming language for data analysis, it only makes sense that it comes with a statistics module. Sadly, this is not available in Python 2.7, but that's okay because we're in Python 3!
The statistics module comes with an assortment of goodies: Mean, median, mode, standard deviation, and variance.
These are all fairly straight forward to use, here and some simple examples:
import statistics example_list = [5,2,5,6,1,2,6,7,2,6,3,5,5] x = statistics.mean(example_list) print(x) y = statistics.median(example_list) print(y) z = statistics.mode(example_list) print(z) a = statistics.stdev(example_list) print(a) b = statistics.variance(example_list) print(b)
We've not gone much over importing things in Python, so I've kept this basic. As you can see, you just simply pass a list through the module's function, and you're output is the answer. Here, we're saving the output to a variable, and then we're just printing out the variable. In normal circumstances, you'd probably continue doing things with it.
Here, we've seen how simple importing and using modules can be, but there are a lot of other options when it comes to how we import things.


A stackable dynamic tree based Rack router.
Rack::Mount supports Rack’s X-Cascade convention to continue trying routes if the response returns pass. This allows multiple routes to be nested or stacked on top of each other. Since the application endpoint can trigger the router to continue matching, middleware can be used to add arbitrary conditions to any route. This allows you to route based on other request attributes, session information, or even data dynamically pulled from a database.
Rack::Mount provides a plugin API to build custom DSLs on top of.
The API is extremely minimal and only 3 methods are exposed as the public API.
| Rack::Mount::RouteSet#add_route | builder method for adding routes to the set |
| Rack::Mount::RouteSet#call | Rack compatible recognition and dispatching method |
| Rack::Mount::RouteSet#generate | generates a route condition from identifiers or significant keys |
require 'rack/mount' Routes = Rack::Mount::RouteSet.new do |set| # add_route takes a rack application and conditions to match with # # valid conditions methods are any method on Rack::Request # the values to match against may be strings or regexps # # See Rack::Mount::RouteSet#add_route for more options. set.add_route FooApp, { :request_method => 'GET', :path_info => %r{^/foo$} }, {}, :foo end # The route set itself is a simple rack app you mount run Routes # generate path for route named "foo" Routes.generate(:path_info, :foo) #=> "/foo"
Generated with the Darkfish Rdoc Generator 1.1.6.


Rendezvous Pass System
Dhoom
No of Passes
1
2
3
4
Book Pass
Confirm Pass
Download Pass
Melange
No of Passes
1
2
3
4
Book Pass
Confirm Pass
Download Pass
Spectrum
No of Passes
1
2
3
4
Book Pass
Confirm Pass
Download Pass
Kaleidoscope
No of Passes
1
2
3
4
Book Pass
Confirm Pass
Download Pass


--- layout: archive title: Zulip Chat Archive permalink: /stream/113488-general/topic/instance.20used.html ---
is there some way to show which instance (of a class) is actually used in a definition? If I use set_option trace.class_instances true
, it lists lots of possible instances, but I only want the actual instance used
I sometimes grep the output to remove lines immediately followed with failed defeq
but of course you can always just look at the term
just look at the term?
yeah, I can grep the output
Just trigger the instance search manually. For example:
set_option pp.implicit true #check (by apply_instance : preorder int) -- @partial_order.to_preorder ℤ -- (@ordered_comm_group.to_partial_order ℤ -- (@ordered_ring.to_ordered_comm_group ℤ -- (@linear_ordered_ring.to_ordered_ring ℤ -- (@linear_ordered_comm_ring.to_linear_ordered_ring ℤ -- (@decidable_linear_ordered_comm_ring.to_linear_ordered_comm_ring ℤ -- int.decidable_linear_ordered_comm_ring))))) : -- preorder ℤ
Ah..that works great! Thanks!
alternatively:
set_option pp.implicit true #check (infer_instance : preorder int) /- @infer_instance (preorder ℤ) (@partial_order.to_preorder ℤ (@ordered_comm_group.to_partial_order ℤ (@ordered_ring.to_ordered_comm_group ℤ (@linear_ordered_ring.to_ordered_ring ℤ (@linear_ordered_comm_ring.to_linear_ordered_ring ℤ (@decidable_linear_ordered_comm_ring.to_linear_ordered_comm_ring ℤ int.decidable_linear_ordered_comm_ring)))))) : preorder ℤ -/
Last updated: Apr 24 2020 at 19:02 UTC


The agile methodology «Scrum» uses a developer planning meeting to identify and commit to the work which will be completed in each sprint.
The aims of the meeting are [1]:
One challenge of group estimation for work is the cognitive bias of anchoring. The first person to state an estimate influences the people who subsequently provide an estimate. This creates a skewed consensus which is influenced by the order in which people speak.
An established approach to counter anchoring is to have each developer place an estimate face down onto the table. A standard deck of 52 playing cards can be used for this purpose. Once all of the team have placed a hidden estimate on the table they may all be revealed at once and discussed. Multiple rounds of estimation and discussion can then be undertaken to form the team consensus. This planning and estimation activity which is known as «Poker».
This site provides electronic version of cards so that the team does not have to be in the same room to make estimates.
Create or access a sprint planning session by entering an anonymous number or name into the input below:
You need individual screens and audio communications to the people you are working with. This could be achieved by all sitting in a meeting room with a set of smart phones or tablets. Alternatively individuals may sit at remote locations and use a teleconferencing service.
None. The service is designed to be anonymous. You can use a feature number or another anonymous identifier as your planning room name. It is recommended that you do not use any company names, product names, feature names, bug names, employee names or any other identifiable information. The site does not use cookies although it may use an analytics service at a future date to provide information to improve the service.
The application server logs the room names. It is recommend that you use a distinct but unidentifiable room name such as an anonymous feature number as your planning room name. If you are using a teleconference service you could use the meeting number of pin as the room name.
Raise an issue over at the GitHub project page or better yet fork the code, fix it, and send us a pull request.


Interface: Msp430Capture
interface Msp430Capture
- Author:
-
Joe Polastre
Commands
command void clearOverflow()
command uint16_t getEvent()
command void setEdge(uint8_t cm)
command void setSynchronous(bool synchronous)
Events
event void captured(uint16_t time)
Commands - Details
clearOverflow
command void clearOverflow()
getEvent
command uint16_t getEvent()
isOverflowPending
command bool isOverflowPending()
- Returns:
-
TRUE if the capture register has overflowed
setEdge
command void setEdge(uint8_t cm)
- Parameters:
-
cm
- Capture Mode for edge capture.
enums exist for:
MSP430TIMER_CM_NONE is no capture.
MSP430TIMER_CM_RISING is rising edge capture.
MSP430TIMER_CM_FALLING is a falling edge capture.
MSP430TIMER_CM_BOTH captures on both rising and falling edges.
setSynchronous
command void setSynchronous(bool synchronous)
- Parameters:
-
synchronous
- TRUE to synchronize the timer capture with the
next timer clock instead of occurring asynchronously.
Events - Details
captured
event void captured(uint16_t time)
- Parameters:
-
time
- The time of the capture event


This intention converts 'when' expression where each branch is terminated with 'return' into a single 'return' with 'when' expression as a right-hand side


On or before arrival, contact Customs and Immigration on Tel: 08 9164 7228 or VHF channel 16 or 82 (local repeater system), tie up to an available mooring and display the yellow quarantine flag.
Night arrivals are discouraged for safety reasons.
All yachts arriving on Christmas Island are required to clear Quarantine, Customs and Immigration formalities before disembarking. Departure formalities are also required.
The police keep watch on channel 16 on a 24 hr basis, the Port Captain can be reached on Ch 16 during office hours. All persons must remain on board until the yacht has been inspected and cleared.
Formalities are preferably conducted on shore by Customs and Quarantine officers. Customs will instruct where and when to land. If necessary, Customs will launch a boat and perform the necessary paperwork onboard.
Quarantine is strict, and eggs and some meat products may be confiscated, or sealed on board. Depending on the officer in charge, some fresh fruit and vegetables may be kept.
No quarantine charges will be levied if one arrives from the Australia mainland. Also there is no charge if your yacht has spent five months in the past six in Australia.
Mooring is mandatory to prevent damage to the coral reef, and a mooring fee is charged of $10AS per day which must be paid to the harbour master prior to clearance being issued. It has been reported that yachts will be allowed to anchor if numbers are too many for the moorings.
On departure yachts are to notify Customs and Immigration, located at the police station. A Customs clearance form will be issued, which must be handed to Customs before departure.
Outward clearance is also required by the Harbour Master on leaving, when all bills must be settled. The Customs office is open 0800-1600 Monday to Friday.
Last updated February 2015.
Australian visa requirements are in force and every person must arrive with a valid Australian visa. The only exception are holders of New Zealand passports. See http://www.noonsite.com/Countries/Australia/Immigration
Yachts travelling to or from Cocos Keeling and Christmas Islands and the mainland of Australia are deemed to have not left Australia if their trip is within 30 days of departure from the mainland Australia or these islands.
Persons on board these yachts must ensure that their visa covers the entire period of their stay including travel time between the mainland of Australia and these islands.
Last update February 2015.
Firearms must be declared to Customs. The firearms will be kept by Customs and returned when the yacht is ready to depart.
Animals are not permitted to land on the island.
Last updated February 2015.
There is available a small hospital with an A & E department and modern facilities.
It is important that visitors to the Island have appropriate travel insurance to cover emergency evacuation from Christmas Island.
Swimming in the Cove is actively discouraged because of of health concerns while any illegal vessel with asylum seekers on board is in the cove.
$A20 departure tax per person. Other fees may be introduced in the future. Mooring fee of AU$10 per day or AU$50 per week.
No garbage or galley washes to be dumped into the waters anywhere around the Island. All garbage or galley washes to be placed into sealed, double plastic bags brought ashore and placed into the receptacles near the jetty.
In the event that a suspected Illegal Entry Vessel arrives with suspected unauthorized Non Citizens in other words an illegal fishing vessel arrives with asylum seekers, yachts must keep well clear of the situation at all times. Swimming in the Cove is actively discouraged because of of health concerns while such a vessel is in the cove.
Birds and turtles are protected species in the National Park.
When visiting the Kampong, appropriate attire should be worn to respect the Islamic community. Women and men are asked to wear modest outfits which cover the shoulders and upper legs.
Last updated January 2013.
PET REGULATIONS - Pets only eligible to travel to Christmas Island with valid AQIS import permit and all conditions met. Strict quarantine regulations are in force.


# Step 7 - Recap: Adding # A Couple New Features ![Snap and Image Effect Buttons](img/step7_new_features.png)
# Shortcut Check out the `step7` branch from the `omni_eye` repo. ``` bash $ git checkout step7 ``` The following slides show how we arrived there step-by-step.
# Try it in `iex` ``` bash $ cd ../eye_ui/assets $ npm install $ webpack $ cd ../ $ iex -S mix phx.server ``` ![graphql mutation](img/step7_graphiql_mutation.png)
# Try it on your Device ``` bash $ cd assets $ webpack $ cd ../ # to the eye_ui directory $ mix phx.digest $ cd ../eye_fw $ mix deps.get $ mix firmware $ ./upload.sh # On OSX: $ picocom /dev/tty.usbmodem
# On Linux (probably): $ picocom /dev/ttyACM0 ```
# Exercise / Lab Time * Maybe add another feature together? * Deep-dive in how something works? * Ideas you want to work on at home?
## Have Fun with Nerves! 💜 ![GregMefford](../img/headshot_glowsticks.jpeg) ![Nerves Logo](../img/nerves_logo.png) Greg Mefford (@ferggo) Nerves (@NervesProject)


--- layout: default title: Front Page stitle: front_page ---
8X California State Champs, 2009 - 2012, 2015-2018 and 10X NorCal High School Mountain Bike League Champs (2004, 2006, 2009 through 2017)
Information on our racing league
Developing mountain bike leagues across the US
Info on the Team
Our Sponsors Thank You!


Instructions: To run tests, ensure that you are working with an empty database, then select all tests and run them. Later tests rely on changes made to the database by earlier changes, so tests need to be run in order. Also, this page uses the app.widgets array, so tests need to be run all at once on the same page (without refreshing or opening new widgets) to ensure that the widget IDs of the recording and the replay match.
Number of tests written for this page so far: 4


Code Documentation¶
-
config.
config
(filename='database.ini', section='postgresql')¶ This function is used to pick the configuration from the section in the provided file
- Parameters
filename – The path of the file which contains the configurations
section – The section inside the file which contains the configuration needed to connect to the database
- Returns
the database config needed to connect
-
connect_database.
connect_and_fetch_data
(query, params)¶ This function is used to connect to the database and fetch the rows from the database, given the query and config params of the database.
- Parameters
query – The select query to be used to fetch data
params – The parameters used to contact the database server
- Returns
list of rows in database fetched from the query
-
data_pre_processing.
clean_data
(X)¶ This function is used to clean the data in the dataset
- Parameters
X – the dataframe containing the features of the datapoints
- Returns
the dataframe with the clean, processed values of the features
-
data_pre_processing.
clean_labels
(Y)¶ This function is used to clean the labels in the dataset
- Parameters
Y – the array containing the labels of the datapoints
- Returns
the array of cleaned labels of the datapoints
-
data_pre_processing.
split_train_test
(X, Y, ratio=0.3)¶ This function is used to split the dataset into training and testing dataset
- Parameters
X – the feature set of the datapoints for regression prediction
Y – the labels of the datapoints
ratio – the test dataset ratio
- Returns
the training and testing datasets
-
regression_model.
regression_model_fit
(X, Y, model=LinearRegression(copy_X=True, fit_intercept=True, n_jobs=None, normalize=False))¶ This function is used to fit the provided model with the training dataset provided
- Parameters
X – the feature set of the datapoints for regression prediction
Y – the labels of the datapoints
model – The regression model to be used
- Returns
the fitted regression model
-
regression_model.
regression_model_predict
(X, model)¶ This function is used to predict the labels for the test dataset provided
- Parameters
X – The feature set for which the prediction is to be made
model – The regression model used for the result
- Returns
The Y labels predicted by the model
-
error_analysis.
get_error
(Y_pred, Y_test)¶ This function is get the mean absolute error between the predicted label and the actual label
- Parameters
Y_pred – The predicted labels from the regression model
Y_test – The actual labels from the dataset
- Returns
The mean absolute error value
-
plot_results.
plot
(X, Y, Y_predicted, Y_baseline, X_label, Y_label, title)¶ This function plots the graph, given the data values
- Parameters
X – the feature value array to be plotted on X-axis
Y – the true label value array to be plotted on Y-axis
Y_predicted – the predicted label value array to be plotted on Y-axis
Y_baseline – the baseline label value array to be plotted on Y-axis
X_label – The label name to be used for X-axis
Y_label – The label name to be used for Y-axis
title – The title of the plot
- Returns
None


| Top |
Properties
| double | Asz | Read / Write |
| gboolean | Asz-fit | Read / Write |
| double | Bsz | Read / Write |
| gboolean | Bsz-fit | Read / Write |
| double | Csz | Read / Write |
| gboolean | Csz-fit | Read / Write |
| double | Dsz | Read / Write |
| gboolean | Dsz-fit | Read / Write |
| double | M0 | Read / Write / Construct Only |
| double | signif-obs-max | Read / Write / Construct Only |
| double | signif-obs-min | Read / Write / Construct Only |
| double | z0 | Read / Write / Construct Only |
Object Hierarchy
GEnum ╰── NcClusterMassVanderlindeSParams GObject ╰── NcmModel ╰── NcClusterMass ╰── NcClusterMassVanderlinde
Property Details
The “Asz”
property
“Asz” double
A_{SZ}.
Owner: NcClusterMassVanderlinde
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: 6.01
The “Asz-fit”
property
“Asz-fit” gboolean
A_{SZ}:fit.
Owner: NcClusterMassVanderlinde
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: FALSE
The “Bsz”
property
“Bsz” double
B_{SZ}.
Owner: NcClusterMassVanderlinde
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: 1.31
The “Bsz-fit”
property
“Bsz-fit” gboolean
B_{SZ}:fit.
Owner: NcClusterMassVanderlinde
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: FALSE
The “Csz”
property
“Csz” double
C_{SZ}.
Owner: NcClusterMassVanderlinde
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: 1.6
The “Csz-fit”
property
“Csz-fit” gboolean
C_{SZ}:fit.
Owner: NcClusterMassVanderlinde
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: FALSE
The “Dsz”
property
“Dsz” double
D_{SZ}.
Owner: NcClusterMassVanderlinde
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: 0.21
The “Dsz-fit”
property
“Dsz-fit” gboolean
D_{SZ}:fit.
Owner: NcClusterMassVanderlinde
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: FALSE
The “M0”
property
“M0” double
Reference mass (in h^(-1) * M_sun unit) in the SZ signal-mass scaling relation. FIXME Set correct values (limits)
Owner: NcClusterMassVanderlinde
Flags: Read / Write / Construct Only
Allowed values: >= 1e+13
Default value: 5e+14
The “signif-obs-max”
property
“signif-obs-max” double
Maximum observational significance.
Owner: NcClusterMassVanderlinde
Flags: Read / Write / Construct Only
Allowed values: >= 2
Default value: 40
The “signif-obs-min”
property
“signif-obs-min” double
Minimum observational significance.
Owner: NcClusterMassVanderlinde
Flags: Read / Write / Construct Only
Allowed values: >= 2
Default value: 5


Estranged husband of missing mom makes court appearance: "My only concern are my children"
by Eyewitness NewsSTAMFORD, Connecticut (WABC) -- The estranged husband of a missing mother in Connecticut made a brief court appearance Wednesday on charges related to her disappearance.
Fotis Dulos was in Stamford court for less than a minute. His wife, Jennifer Dulos of New Canaan, has not been seen since May.
Dulos is charged with tampering with evidence. He has pleaded not guilty and is free on bond.
In brief remarks to reporters after the hearing, Fotis Dulos referenced the children he has not seen since his wife's disappearance.
"My only concern are my children," he said. "I care deeply about them and I can't wait to be with them again."
Dulos is expected to be back in court on January 7th.
(The Associated Press contributed to this report.)


Welcome to QChat
Sign in
! Error happens
Email
Password
Login
Don't have an account?


WAL ZYR CHILDRENS- cetirizine hydrochloride solution
Walgreen Company
temporarily relieves these symptoms due to hay fever or other upper respiratory allergies:
if you have ever had an allergic reaction to this product or any of its ingredients or to an antihistamine containing hydroxyzine.
liver or kidney disease. Your doctor should determine if you need a different dose.
In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away. (1-800-222-1222)
|
adults and children 6 years and over |
1 teaspoonful (5 mL) or 2 teaspoonfuls (10 mL) once daily depending upon severity of symptoms; do not take more than 2 teaspoonfuls (10 mL) in 24 hours. |
|
adults 65 years and over |
1 teaspoonful (5 mL) once daily; do not take more than 1 teaspoonful (5 mL) in 24 hours. |
|
children 2 to under 6 years of age |
1/2 teaspoonful (2.5 mL) once daily. If needed, dose can be increased to a maximum of 1 teaspoonful (5 mL) once daily or 1/2 teaspoonful (2.5 mL) every 12 hours. Do not give more than 1 teaspoonful (5 mL) in 24 hours. |
|
children under 2 years of age |
ask a doctor |
consumers with liver or kidney disease |
ask a doctor |
anhydrous citric acid, artificial bubble gum flavor, propylene glycol, purified water, sodium benzoate, sorbitol solution, sucralose
children’s Wal-Zyr™
24-Hour Allergy
Cetirizine Hydrochloride
Oral Solution 1 mg/mL
Antihistamine
24-hour relief of runny nose, sneezing, itchy throat or nose & itchy, watery eyes
2 YEARS & OLDER
DYE & SUGAR FREE
INDOOR & OUTDOOR ALLERGIES
24 HOUR RELIEF
BUBBLEGUM FLAVOR
Compare to Children’s Zyrtec® active ingredient
4 FL OZ (120 mL)
|
WAL ZYR
CHILDRENS cetirizine hcl solution | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
| Labeler - Walgreen Company (008965063) |


Similar specifications are being found by so called simple name. Simple name is constructed from specification title.
By default, if you change title, new simple name is created and simple name of all specifications with original simple name (prior changes) is updated to the new value. This way Synergy can find relations between specifications with different titles.
If you uncheck this option, other specifications with simple names equal to original (before this editing) value will not be updated and relation between this specification and similar specifications will be broken. Keep this option check unless you are 100% sure you want to change it.
Continuous jobs
Add/Remove
Manage jobs
Add new
Paste URL of your job (Hudson and Jenkins are supported), e.g. http://myhudson.org/view/Personal/job/MyJob


ALADDIN A film review by Jeff Meyer Copyright 1992 Jeff Meyer
Short, concise review: I HAD A GREAT TIME. IT WAS MUCH BETTER THAN "CATS." I'M GOING TO SEE IT AGAIN AND AGAIN.
---- *Ahem*
I leave the amazingly-detailed, minutae-infested reviewing of this film to Kathy Li, and provide some short, non-spoiler observations on ALADDIN:
* I haven't had this much fun at the movies.... Honest-to-God, folks, I plan to go see this at least two more times. Yes, the animation is very good, yes, the it has fine songs (which I plan to listen to on the CD when I get the chance)...
Okay, short and sweet -- I went with two other people, and we were still buzzing about that film hours later over a late dinner. I laughed at the gags, I laughed because I enjoyed the characters and the situations; in short, I had a helluva good time. Definitely my favorite film of the year, and one of the five best films (I think ... well, let's wait until MALCOM X and A FEW GOOD MEN come to town.)
 It was fun. *FUN*!!
* I think that this is something of a departure for Disney (at least in their animated feature-length film area), in that some of the humor is, well, wacky. Looney. Tex Avery/Bob Clampett like. There are fourth wall gags in it. There are references to other Disney films. In other words, they're occasionally winking at the audience this time -- not what you expect from Disney. However, I don't think it hurts the story any.
The gags aren't all over the place -- much of it is the usual Disney slapstick/character humor. However, humor does seem to have it over romance this time around (at least compared to THE LITTLE MERMAID and BEAUTY AND THE BEAST). Perfectly valid change in the recipe; as you can tell from my yammering, it went down very well. (Frankly, though, it would be hard to imagine casting Robin Williams in a part like this, and then expecting him to just read his lines....)
* Regarding The Williams Boy: Technology is a wonderful thing. Whenever we've heard Robin Williams do his improvisations, he's been handicapped by having to channel all that energy through a mortal shell. From now on, all Robin Williams comedy routines should be animated, because this medium was designed specifically for him. Frankly, I missed 1/3 of his gags, because I and the audience were laughing so hard at the previous ones. (Again, this is defintely a more-than-one-viewing film.)
Really, it's a shame that the Academy has shifted to giving Best Actor awards, for the most part, to non-comic performances. If Williams does as well as I suspect he may with Levinson's TOYS, this could be a killer year for him.
(P.S. This is the first, and I suspect only, time I have ever enjoyed seeing Gilbert Gotfried in anything.)
* Technically, it's very good. I've probably seen better individual examples of various bits in other animated films (mostly Disney).... But it's right up there. (The rug is particularly impressive.) I think the songs are less memorable (on their own) than those in THE LITTLE MERMAID; in how they're "staged" in the film, I think they're every bit as good as those in BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
* Yes, the inevitable comparison: I liked it differently (but as well) as THE LITTLE MERMAID, and more than BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. I love good romance, but I like to laugh; and Hell's bells, I'm glad I didn't cough up a lung.
P.S. Just to satisfy curiosity (I missed it in the credits): who did the voice of the narrator/peddler who opens the film? Williams?
P.P.S. Damn, do I want this on laserdisc! (I and the rest of the Holy Trinity who accompanied me to the film (Jerry Boyajian and Rob Ferguson as The Holy Ghost) would gladly sell Jeffrey Katzenberg's soul to get a good, letterboxed CAV edition of this film tomorrow. (But, given JK's position, it's probably too late.))
P.P.P.S. My remaining question: What will Dan Parmenter find horribly wrong with this Disney film? :-)
---- Moriarty, aka Jeff Meyer INTERNET<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Manual UUCP: {uunet, uw-beaver, sun, microsoft}!fluke!moriarty
.
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


Welcome to RickandMortyRUS this site has info about the show and great merchandise!
Take a look around and if you want to sign up to get more info and special deals please click on the sign up link at the top!
Rick and Morty Info


VeriU XVU256
Dual Interface Smart Card Chip
VeriU XVU256 is a member of VeriU family device from Xirka Silicon Technology which is designed specifically for dual interface smart card. The VeriU family is CPU based card using 8051 microprocessor with optimized architecture for power and speed, including the DMA module to permit data transfer from and to RF interface in low power mode without CPU involvement.
VeriU supports contact interface based on ISO/IEC 7816 class A/B and contactless interface based on 14443 type A standard protocol. User can select the interface through CPU configurable register. Flexibility in anti-collision and transmission data protocol make this card can support many kinds of card implementation. System on chip optimization ensures this card can meet customer requirements and support many different applications, high security, programmable, and high-speed performance.
Application
- Healthcare ID.
- Public transportation.
- Event ticketing.
- ID Card.
- Micro payment.
- Access control.
- Multi function card.
- Etc.
Interface
VeriU XVU256 complies with the following industry standards and requirements:
- Support contact interface based ISO 7816 Class A and Class B.
- Support contactless interface based on ISO/IEC 14443 Type A.
- NFC Forum Type 4 Compliant Tag IC.
- Features and Security.
Features And Security
- True Random Generator.
- Data integrity using CRC-16 based on ISO 14443 type A standard.
- DES encryption based on FIPS 46-3 specification.
- 3DES implementation through software implementation (library provided).
- Symmetric encryption based on AES-128 crypto algorithm.
- Secured bus and memory management.
- On-chip voltage regulator.
- Contact/contactless transmission of data and power supply through power switching module.
- Compatible with ISO/IEC 7816 command set.
Deliverables of development kits:
Deliverables of development kits:
- Keil uVision 3 (Note: License required).
- Emulator for Real Time Debugger.
- Simulator.
- Optional Cryptographic Library.
Optional Cryptographic Library
Security features is very important aspect in VeriU product family. VeriU-XVU256 has a broad range of cryptographic library to meet various security needs.
- RSA encryption and decryption, key and signature generation and verification using RSA coprocessor (up to 8192-bit).
- AES encryption and decryption using AES coprocessor (up to 128-bit).
- DES and Tripple-DES encryption and decryption using DES coprocessor and software implementation (up to 256-bit).
- ECC encryption and decryption using ECDH coprocessor and software implementation (up to 521-bit).
- ECC signature generation and verification using ECDSA coprocessor and software implementation (up to 521-bit).
Optional and Customizable Operating System
VeriU store its operating system on flash memory. The operating system stored on flash memory can be either Xirka operating system (XirkaOS) or third party operating system.
The XirkaOS operating system utilize a broad range VeriU security features and maximize its benefit for variety of needs. Security features can be customized by either disabling or enabling some cryptographic algorithms. This flexible configuration allows customer to maximize VeriU-XVU256 benefit while reducing operating system footprint and its cost structure.
- Customer who want a ready solution out of the box, default configuration is better.
- Customer who want to use additional security features or reduce operating system footprint, customized XirkaOS is suitable. Customer who, for some reason, want to use their proprietary operating system or third party operating system, VeriU-XVU256
- also support it.
The default XirkaOS operating system will utilize following cryptographic libraries:
- AES
- DES/Tripple-DES
- RSA
Optional Secure Access Module
VeriU family is compatible with XSAM Secure Access Module. There are two methods to communicate securely between VeriU-XVU256 and Card Reader:
-
With SAM
This option is suitable for type of customer that want to use a generic card reader. User only needs to put XSAM Secure Access Module or any other standard SAM into the reader, and let the rest to VeriU and the SAM to communicate securely.
-
Without SAM
This option is suitable for card reader manufacturers or vendors who want to use customized card reader and do not want to rely on SAM. User need to make their own version of secure protocol communication that match to VeriU-XVU256 protocol.


{% extends 'server_ui/templates/base.html' %} {% load i18n %} {% block content %}
{% trans "This election has already been tallied (or at least the tally has begun), so you can no longer cast a vote." %}
{% trans "view the election" %}


I am an undergraduate computer science student at Macaulay Honors College that is experienced in various languages and database solutions such as SQL and MongoDB. My main goal is to continue learning and integrating new skills that will lead me to become an overall better developer, as well as connect with new people that bring their own ideas.
Designed, developed, and hosted a website from scratch for a local business utilizing Bootstrap and custom JS+CSS for the website UI (zero use of website builders). Additionally, integraded various APIs like Google Maps which I used to display the street view of the business and Facebook to instantly connect site visitors to the businesses's social media.
Redesigned the headers and footers of this company's website using Bootstrap and custom CSS+JSS to make the website more mobile-friendly.Additionally, utilized the Google Maps API and Javascript to create a footer map that shows the company location closest to the user's location (if allowed to be accessed).
Part of a 5-person group where we developed a cross-platform iOS/Android/Web app that transcribes lectures, generates study notes, and provides organizational capabilities with search to help students succeed in their classes. I worked on the Flutter Front End, integrating services like Algolia (search indexing), and was an integral part of figuring out our data pipeline from audio file to finished editable transcription. The project can be viewed here.
Part of a 2-person group where we developed a model that translates LaTex images to math code with near state-of-the-art performance. This was done by porting an old Tensorflow model to Python3 and introducing our own dataset scraped from online research papers containing LaTex images. The model was trained on a Google Deep Learning Machine; more info can be found here.
YouTube DemonstrationProject undertaken at SBUHacks, virtual hackathon during COVID, where our 4-person group won the prize for Best Social Impact. The app revolved around creating a touch-free shopping experience using QR codes. I worked on implementing the Flutter front-end of the app, state logic, and creating the GraphQL server for the backend. More info about the project can be found here.
Part of a 2-person research project exploring the classification of genuine NFT projects from scams with sentiment and price analysis using machine learning classifiers and deep learning. I worked on assembling the data and scraping OpenSea (secondary marketplace for NFTs) for around 50,000 transactions to be used for price analysis as part of the classification process. More info about the project can be found here.
Major GPA: 3.95
GPA: 3.91
Apart from being a developer, I enjoy my time exploring the food scene around New York City and longboarding around my area and the city. There's so much New York has to offer that even New Yorkers don't know themselves.
When indoors, I am a self-taught pianist, guitarist, and vocalist and have fun playing around on any and all instruments.


Spike Framework forces developer to keep consistent MVC architecture in project by using strict naming conventions for directories and files, even it's extensions.
Below is presented example project tree:
There is few rules creating project structure:
component
, controller
, modal
and partial
directories can have another names but then names should be defined in app.config
using componentDirectory
, controller
, modal
and partial
. Of course names must be defined in gruntfile
project tree.gruntfile
project tree.html
files should be named with extension view.html
, for example personList.view.html
partials
templates should be named with extension partial.html
, for example loginForm.partial.html
templates
should be named with extension template.html
, for example noResult.template.html
javascript
files should be named with extension telling which module is, for example person.service.js


What is this?
A music application I designed independently for COGS 187A: Usability & Information Architecture.
The Process
(This will be expanded on soon!)
Interviews | Comparisons | Competitive Analysis | Design


High quality and accurate timekeeping device that can also be reprogrammed.
Keep track of play time such as during a game of chess. All the components in place for you to upload your own software using the Arduino IDE.
There are several options:
2 x AA alkaline or rechargeable batteries (recommended for portable use) USB (for continuous usage) Serial Port / ISP Header (during programming, debugging, etc.)
At the heart of the game clock is the ATmega328PB microcontroller.
This is the new and updated version of the classic microcontroller that you may find on the Arduino boards.
Running at 8MHz and 3.3 volts.
High quality and durable buttons.
Left and right micro switches and central push button.
8-Digit LED Display controlled by a MAX7219CWG IC.
Brightness controlled by software.
Passive buzzer capable of playing tones of varying frequencies.
20-pin connector for XBee module for wireless communication and control.
Extremely accurate timekeeping using a DS3231M IC.
The built-in board definition for the “Arduino Pro or Pro Mini” in the Arduino 1.8 IDE is all you need to start programming the Game Clock with your own software.
Select “Tools” in the menu and select “Board” :
Choose the “Arduino Pro or Pro Mini” board:
Select “Tools” from the menu and then “Processor”:
Choose “ATmega328P (3.3V, 8MHz)”:
A USB to serial board is required (not included) to upload software from the Arduino IDE to the Game Clock using the 6-pin connector located at the back of the device.
The SparkFun FTDI Basic Breakout is highly recommended due to the low hassle factor.
Select “Tools” and then “Port”:
Select your serial port (yours will have a different identifier):
| Input | Pin |
|---|---|
| Button 1 (RIGHT) | 3 |
| Button 2 (LEFT) | 2 |
| button 3 (MIDDLE) | 4 |
| Output | Pin(s) |
|---|---|
| Passive Buzzer | 6 |
| XBee enable/disable | 7 |
| Display | 13,12,11,10 (SPI) |
| RTC | A4, A5 (i2c) |
Link to ino file
Link to hex file
Link to PDF instructions


Semantic Elements Semantic Elements are elements that convey meaning. They include : header footer main aside section article figure figcaption address date time strong small em nav


Toggle navigation
Home
Birds
Observers
Observers on a Map
Pick an Observer
obsr297438
obsr302446
obsr535069
obsr187159
obsr90708


This document was coded in HTML.
Marting Luther King Jr. once said I have a dream.
I have a dream
This is what a block quote looks like.


My favorite places on the Internet, plus my favorite resources. If you've never delved into any topic listed here, this should also be a good place to start. Disclaimer: I don't check these links if they're dead, please let me know if one dies.


---
layout: default
title: Analyzing Sentences
---
Analyzing Sentences
In this set of exercises you will analyze a few kinds of sentences. Analyze means "split."
For compound sentences, you will do the following:
- Get rid of the conjunction and, but, or or that joins the sentences.
- You will make the comma into a period.
- You will capitalize the first word of each sentence.
- You will replace but with However,— be sure to include that comma after "However."
Hint: It may be helpful to review "
Analyzing Compound Sentences."
Problem 1
Problem 2
It is really important to know what to do with an appositive.
Look at the following example:
When we learn about ancient technology, we study materials, the different kinds of stuff that are used to make things.
The appositive in this sentence is "the different kinds of stuff that are used to make things".
Now look at how to make that sentence into two sentences:
When we learn about ancient technology, we study materials. Materials are the different kinds of stuff that are used to make things.
Problem 3
Problem 4
Sometimes when you have or as the conjunction, you will add also after might and before the main verb.
Problem 5
Problem 6
Sometimes an appositive is in the middle of the sentence.
Look at the following example:
Materials, the different kinds of stuff that are used to make things, are an important subject.
The appositive in this sentence is still "the different kinds of stuff that are used to make things."
Now look carefully at how to make that sentence into two sentences:
Materials are an important subject. Materials are the different kinds of stuff that are used to make things.
Problem 7
Sometimes you will want to move the sentences around.
Now look carefully at how these two sets of sentences that are ordered differently:
Materials are an important subject. Materials are the different kinds of stuff that are used to make things.
Materials are the different kinds of stuff that are used to make things. Materials are an important subject.
Hint: The next problem is a chance to apply what you just read.
Problem 8
Problem 9
Problem 10
Problem 11
Problem 12
Sometimes who introduces a clause.
Look at the following example:
You may have met my uncle, who worked as a dentist.
Now look carefully at how to make that sentence into two sentences:
You may have met my uncle. My uncle worked as a dentist.
Problem 13
Problem 14
Problem 15
Problem 16
Problem 17
Sometimes where introduces a clause.
Look at the following example:
We went to Seattle, where we visited Pike Place Market.
Now look carefully at how to make that sentence into two sentences:
We went to Seattle. In Seattle we visited Pike Place Market.
Problem 18
Problem 19
Problem 20
Problem 21
Problem 22
Problem 23
Problem 24
Problem 25
Problem 26
Problem 27
Problem 28


Used Persons: {{evaluation.persons}}
Learned Forest: "{{evaluation.trained_tree_path}}"
Overall Result
Mean-Square-Error Rotation: {{rot_mse}}, Mean-Square-Error Midpoint: {{midp_mse}},
Person {{ entry[0] }}


Dear, Good day hope fine,dear am writting this mail with due respect and heartful of tears since we have not known or met ourselves previously I am asking for your assistance,i have will be very glad if you can render me assistance to my situation now. I will make my proposal well known if I am given the opportunity. I would like to use this opportunity to introduce myself to you. Am Miss Johana Johnpaul 24 years old girl from Liberia ,the only daughter of Late Godwin Johnpaul the deputy minister of national security under the leadership of president Charles Taylor of liberia who is now in exile after many innocent soul were killed. My father was killed by the government of CharlesTaylor,heaccuse my father of coup attempt and after a month my mother Cynthia was also killed. The main reason why I am contacting you now is to seek for your assistance in the area of my future investment and also i want to hand over some huge amount of money to you. This money is Ten Millon Five Hundred Thousand US Dollars which was deposited some years ago by my father he made me the sole beneficiary/next of kin to the money. I am now asking you to stand on my behalf to make this claim for the bank,am a girl and too young in age cann't handle this can of transaction,i want you to stand as my foregin partner oversea and also to help me investment the money as well send me your telephone number and pictures ok.... I have all original copies of the documents concering this money with me here,So please am expecting to hear from you soon. My Regards, Miss Johana


OPEN-GRIN-POOl
GO
Pool Status
Connected Peers
Height
Blocks Found
Cuckatoo
ProgPow
RandomX
Blocks Mined by Pool


A set of R functions to output Rich Text Format (RTF) files with high resolution tables and graphics that may be edited with a standard word processor such as Microsoft Word.
| Version: | 0.4-13 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10.1) |
| Imports: | R.oo, R.methodsS3 |
| Suggests: | ggplot2, lattice, grid, xtable, gsubfn |
| Published: | 2018-05-17 |
| Author: | Michael E. Schaffer [aut, cre, cph] |
| Maintainer: | Michael E. Schaffer <mschaff at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| In views: | ReproducibleResearch |
| CRAN checks: | rtf results |
| Reference manual: | rtf.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
An R Package for RTF output |
| Package source: | rtf_0.4-13.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: rtf_0.4-13.zip, r-release: rtf_0.4-13.zip, r-oldrel: rtf_0.4-13.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: rtf_0.4-13.tgz, r-oldrel: rtf_0.4-13.tgz |
| Old sources: | rtf archive |
| Reverse depends: | BE, likeLTD, ncar, pkr |
| Reverse imports: | BEACH, CATkit |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=rtf to link to this page.


The eastern most of the East Frisian Islands, close to the River Jade/Weser.
Approaches - tall Wangerooge Lighthouse and old tower (Westurm) are on W end of the island. When entering to harbour from the sea, watch out for the stonewall (partly submerged) at the west end of the island. It is marked with a buoy at the end, which is really close to the approach channel.
From offshore Harle Lt buoy enter the buoyed Harle Channel (position of buoys changed regularly). Enter last half of flood (entry not advised in strong onshore winds) The harbour is at SW tip of island. Mole ends marked with F.R. and F.G. on similarly coloured beacons. Moles cover at HW when only beacons are visible. Keep W in final part of approach, near the D4 red buoy and W mole. Final approach partially marked with port hand withies.
Strong S or SW'lies, especially at HW, cause difficulties in the harbour. Yachts must not raft more than two deep. Guest Berthing is normally of the E side of the harbour - depth at times 1m when yachts may touch bottom at LW. Larger yachts can request a berth on the ferry berth on the west side. Stay clear of lifeboat pontoon in main harbour. Harbour uncomfortable at HW in strong winds from SE through SW.
Access is HW +/-2 hrs. Depths in the E part of the harbour are 1.3 to 1.8m.
If able to dry out, a good spot is at the southeast end or south of the village. This is reasonably safe in northern winds. South of the poles is good sandy ground; further to the west it becomes pretty muddy...not too nice.
Provisions, some chandlery, launderette, a bank, and several restaurants are available in the village, which is quite a way from the port.
Last updated December 2010.


Standardized survey outcome rate functions, including the response rate, contact rate, cooperation rate, and refusal rate. These outcome rates allow survey researchers to measure the quality of survey data using definitions published by the American Association of Public Opinion Research (AAPOR). For details on these standards, see AAPOR (2016) <https://www.aapor.org/Standards-Ethics/Standard-Definitions-(1).aspx>.
| Version: | 1.0.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10) |
| Imports: | Rdpack (≥ 0.7), stats |
| Suggests: | dplyr, forcats, ggplot2, knitr, testthat, tidyr, covr, rmarkdown, spelling, stringr |
| Published: | 2018-10-06 |
| Author: | Rafael Pilliard Hellwig [aut, cre], Carl Ganz [rev], Neal Richardson [rev] |
| Maintainer: | Rafael Pilliard Hellwig <rafael.taph at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ropensci/outcomerate/issues |
| License: | CC0 |
| URL: | https://github.com/ropensci/outcomerate |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Language: | en-US |
| Citation: | outcomerate citation info |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | outcomerate results |
| Reference manual: | outcomerate.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Intro to outcomerate |
| Package source: | outcomerate_1.0.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: outcomerate_1.0.1.zip, r-release: outcomerate_1.0.1.zip, r-oldrel: outcomerate_1.0.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: outcomerate_1.0.1.tgz, r-oldrel: outcomerate_1.0.1.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=outcomerate to link to this page.


Relax in the beach with fun in the sun
volume_upClick down for Song wifiClick here for LinkFocus in the intellectual seeds of life
volume_upClick down for Song wifiClick here for LinkRelax in the excerize and live the fitness
volume_upClick down for Song wifiClick here for LinkRelax in the love with your couple
volume_upClick down for Song wifiClick here for Link


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %} Home {% endblock %} {% block page_body %}
Do you like urbex exploration? Or maybe mountains? View of the city or lakes? I found the above picture here, but if you manage your finances well you can see these and even better live sights. Welcome to the financial application! Place to manage your finances!


@* * Copyright 2021 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import controllers.CRLanguageController @import play.api.Application @(confirmationRefs: models.connectors.ConfirmationReferences)(implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages, appConfig: config.FrontendAppConfig) @import uk.gov.hmrc.play.views.html.helpers.form @main_template(title = Messages("page.reg.Confirmation.description"), mainClass = None) {
@Messages("page.reg.Confirmation.application-refs")
@Messages("page.reg.Confirmation.email")
@Messages("page.reg.Confirmation.next-steps.receive")
@Messages("page.reg.Confirmation.keep-safe.text")


find_gam_deriv.Rd
find_gam_deriv()
Finds a derivative with standard errors of smooth curves from gam model fit by finite differencing. Crucially it computes the probability that derivative is negative at each point.
find_gam_deriv(gam_fit, n_points = 200, x = NULL, N_smooths = 9, weights = list(rep(1, 200), sqrt(seq(1, 0, length.out = 200)), 1/(1 + seq(1, 0, length.out = 200)^3))[[1]], d = 1/n_points, return_gam = FALSE) # S3 method for gam_deriv summary(derivs) # S3 method for gam_deriv plot(derivs, features = derivs$derivs$y_name, title = "First derivative of GAM model: gene expression = function(distance from archetype)")
| gam_fit | a fitted gam object as produced by gam(). |
|---|---|
| n_points | number of points at which to evaluate derivative |
| x | numeric vector where to evaluate derivatives |
| N_smooths | number of bases used to represent the smooth term (s), 4 for cubic splines |
| weights | how to weight points along x axis when calculating mean (integral) probability |
| d | numeric vector (1L), finite difference interval |
| return_gam | return gam model as well? By default only only the first derivative at n_points |
find_gam_deriv()
list (S3 object, find_gam_deriv) containing function call, a data.table with values of the first derivative, GAM model fit summary (gam_sm) and (optionally) gam model fit; summary entry is NA.
Plot method uses ggplot() to show mean derivative and confidence intervals (2 SD from the mean). This code is a modification of last example in predict.gam.


Weather Forecast: Cloudy and Rainy
The weather will remain cloudy today. In the afternoon, rain showers will start in the southern part of the country under the influence of the Mediterranean. In the night of Monday to Tuesday the rain will become stronger and it will encompass most of Bulgaria.
The wind will be mostly moderate and coming from the east, and in the eastern parts of the country it will temporarily become stronger. The maximum temperatures will be between 9°C and 14°C. The atmospheric pressure will drop and stay lower than the average for November.
This is the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (NIMH) weather forecast.


| sql_substr {dbplyr} | R Documentation |
When creating a package that maps to a new SQL based src, you'll often want to provide some additional mappings from common R commands to the commands that your tbl provides. These three functions make that easy.
sql_substr(f = "SUBSTR") sql_str_sub(subset_f = "SUBSTR", length_f = "LENGTH", optional_length = TRUE) sql_paste(default_sep, f = "CONCAT_WS") sql_paste_infix(default_sep, op, cast) sql_variant( scalar = sql_translator(), aggregate = sql_translator(), window = sql_translator() ) sql_translator(..., .funs = list(), .parent = new.env(parent = emptyenv())) sql_infix(f, pad = TRUE) sql_prefix(f, n = NULL) sql_aggregate(f, f_r = f) sql_aggregate_2(f) sql_aggregate_n(f, f_r = f) sql_not_supported(f) sql_cast(type) sql_try_cast(type) sql_log() sql_cot() base_scalar base_agg base_win base_no_win base_odbc_scalar base_odbc_agg base_odbc_win
f |
the name of the sql function as a string |
scalar, aggregate, window |
The three families of functions than an SQL variant can supply. |
..., .funs |
named functions, used to add custom converters from standard
R functions to sql functions. Specify individually in |
.parent |
the sql variant that this variant should inherit from.
Defaults to |
pad |
If |
n |
for |
f_r |
the name of the r function being translated as a string |
sql_infix()
and sql_prefix()
create default SQL infix and prefix
functions given the name of the SQL function. They don't perform any input
checking, but do correctly escape their input, and are useful for
quickly providing default wrappers for a new SQL variant.
win_over()
for helper functions for window functions.
sql()
for an example of a more customised sql
conversion function.
# An example of adding some mappings for the statistical functions that # postgresql provides: http://bit.ly/K5EdTn postgres_agg <- sql_translator(.parent = base_agg, cor = sql_aggregate_2("CORR"), cov = sql_aggregate_2("COVAR_SAMP"), sd = sql_aggregate("STDDEV_SAMP", "sd"), var = sql_aggregate("VAR_SAMP", "var") ) # Next we have to simulate a connection that uses this variant con <- simulate_dbi("TestCon") sql_translation.TestCon <- function(x) { sql_variant( base_scalar, postgres_agg, base_no_win ) } translate_sql(cor(x, y), con = con, window = FALSE) translate_sql(sd(income / years), con = con, window = FALSE) # Any functions not explicitly listed in the converter will be translated # to sql as is, so you don't need to convert all functions. translate_sql(regr_intercept(y, x), con = con)


About
The given application is an existing open-source application that has completed the development of one functional area such as Finance maintenance. This git repository was created for the addition of multiple new features for the application. This new feature will include extra functions to maintain the Personal Information, Contact Details, Appointments & Shopping List.
To Fork RespositoryContributors
- Obapamilerinayo ONIKOYI
- Aastha BABBAR
- Hettige Upeksha
- KT LAU


Hans Van Dam
(Logout)
Search:
Sort by:
Alphabetical
Newest
Menu
This project has
{{phones.profiles.length}}
people
Overview
{{ name }}
Projects
Invites
{{phone.name}} {{ phone.surname }}
Profile inactive
- {{phone.education_set[0].profile}}
✔
{{ phone.experience_set[0].name}}
{{ phone.experience_set[1].name}}
{{ phone.education_set[0].name}}
{{itemName}}
{{ phone.intro | limitTo:300 }} {{ "..." }}
Add to project
Remove


AC
Mode
Heat
Cool
Dry
Temp
Fan Speed
Max
Medium
Auto
VFan
Highest
High
Mid
Low
Lowest
Auto
HFan
FullLeft
Left
Mid
Right
FullRight
Auto
Power On
Power Off
Turn Off Timer
At
Set
Cancel


[[dialogHeader]]
Re enter password
Passwords don't match
Failed to use the password provided with your keys. How would you like to proceed?
Cancel
Reset Password
Ok


title = "Add-actors" url = "/add-actors" layout = "default" is_hidden = 0 [actorform] [session] security = "user" ==


Ernesto Valverde: I thought Messi would score those free kicks
The Barcelona striker scored a hat-trick as the team beat Celta 4-1
by Sport ENErnesto Valverde hailed Lionel Messi once more after his hat-trick helped Barca sink Celta 4-1.
"With Messi anything is possible and I would be lying if I told you that when he takes a free-kick I don't expect it to be a goal," said Valverde.
"With him the chances are much higher and when I saw the position of the two free-kicks, I did think they would be goals.  That's something we take advantage of."
The coach added: "It's impossible not to depend on Messi. He's got a decisive influence in our attackand we don't have to give that up, because it's an advantage that we have and opponents fear. If he played for another team they'd rely on him too, because he dominates everything. Apart from scoring the goals he is deeply involved in the play and when he sees that it's not flowing he takes the responsibility for coming deeper and unblocking the game. That's something he interprets perfectly."


Create a Sketch in Arduino IDE In this section, you are guided through the following: • Start with a Sample Sketch • Save a Copy • Test the Sketch Start with a Sample Sketch You are now ready to create a sketch from the available samples. From the Arduino IDE main screen, select File>Examples>0.1Basics>Blink. Figure: Select an Example Sketch