Now that we have a proper 3D model of our nose prototype, we can start rendering it in real-time through a Javascript UWP app. To create the app, we will use the Visual Studio 2017 Javascript UWP template. To load and render our model, we will use Babylon JS, which is a WebGL-based 3D engine.
Because Babylon does not support FBX, we first need to convert our FBX file to a Bablylon-supported format (babylon, glTF, or OBJ).
This walkthrough assumes that you have:
To convert the model, we will use the online FBX to OBJ converter, using the FBX we exported in 5.1.1. 1. Go to: Online Model Converter 2. Follow the steps in the tool to convert the FBX to OBJ, and download the OBJ file. The MTL file is not needed.
One problem with the conversion is that we don't get the texture. However, you can use any PNG file for this. For the steps below, create a new image in any paint program and fill it with red color to use as the texture.
Launch Visual Studio 2017 and then select File | New | Project. > Note: If you are launching Visual Studio for the first time, log in with your Microsoft account.
In the Templates section of the New Project window, select Javascript | Windows Universal | Blank App (Universal Windows). Name the project "BabylonUWP".
Click OK to create your project.
Note: You may be asked to turn on the developer mode in the Windows settings in order to create the project.
Launch the app by pressing F5 (for debug mode) or Ctrl+F5 (for normal mode). It should appear with a white page containing the text "Content goes here!".
It is now time to add content to our app.
Add babylon.js to your project to enable it to work offline. In Solution Explorer, right-click the js folder and select Add | Existing Item. Then paste https://preview.babylonjs.com/babylon.js
) into the File name box and click Add.
Add the babylon.js OBJ Loader dependency to your project to enable it to work offline. As in the previous step, add an existing item to the js folder and use https://preview.babylonjs.com/loaders/babylon.objFileLoader.js
as the file name.
The solution folder should now look like this:
It is now time to integrate those files into the application. Open the index.html
file and add the two following script references before the main.js one:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="utf-8" />
<title>BabylonUWP</title>
<link href="css/default.css" rel="stylesheet" />

Content goes here!

You can now launch by pressing F5 to ensure that the setup is correct. No error should appear in the JavaScript console.
Now that the project is ready, we can create our first 3D scene as explained in the Basic Tutorial for Babylon JS.
div
element containing the text "Content goes here!" with a canvas enabling WebGL rendering in HTML.<canvas id="renderCanvas"></canvas>
.
The index.html
file should now look like this:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="utf-8" />
<title>BabylonUWP</title>
<link href="css/default.css" rel="stylesheet" />

<canvas id="renderCanvas"></canvas>

To ensure that the canvas is rendered in full screen, replace the contents of the file css/default.css
with the following:
html, body {
overflow: hidden;
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}
#renderCanvas {
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
touch-action: none;
}
Open the js/main.js
file and replace its content with the following:
// Get the canvas element from our HTML above
var canvas = document.getElementById("renderCanvas");
// Load the BABYLON 3D engine
var engine = new BABYLON.Engine(canvas, true);
// Now create a basic Babylon Scene object
var scene = new BABYLON.Scene(engine);
// Let's try our built-in 'box' shape. Params: name, size.
var box1 = BABYLON.Mesh.CreateBox("box1", 1);
// Creates a default light and camera.
scene.createDefaultCameraOrLight(true);
// This attaches the input camera controls to the canvas
scene.activeCamera.attachControl(canvas, false);
// Register a render loop to repeatedly render the scene
engine.runRenderLoop(function () {
scene.render();
});
You can now launch the project to see a cube in 3D. You can rotate the camera by dragging while pressing the left mouse button. You can control the zoom level with the mouse wheel.
Create a folder named assets
at the root of the solution and copy your red-nose OBJ file into this folder.
Next, load the model by replacing the contents of the js/main.js
file with the following:
// Get the canvas element from our HTML above
var canvas = document.getElementById("renderCanvas");
// Load the BABYLON 3D engine
var engine = new BABYLON.Engine(canvas, true);
// Now create a basic Babylon Scene object
var scene = new BABYLON.Scene(engine);
// Let's load the red nose model.
BABYLON.SceneLoader.ImportMesh(null, "assets/", "redNose.obj", scene, function (meshes) {
// Keeps track of our model root.
var redNoseModel = meshes[0];
// Creates a default light and camera.
scene.createDefaultCameraOrLight(true);
// This attaches the input camera controls to the canvas
scene.activeCamera.attachControl(canvas, false);
// Register a render loop to repeatedly render the scene
engine.runRenderLoop(function () {
scene.render();
});
});
Launch the project to see red nose model displayed in the app.
We will now animate the nose model.
Replace the contents of the main.js
file with the following code:
Note: This codes demonstrates the animation system but you could rely upon the manual animation as well: Animation Tutorial.
// Get the canvas element from our HTML above
var canvas = document.getElementById("renderCanvas");
// Load the BABYLON 3D engine
var engine = new BABYLON.Engine(canvas, true);
// Now create a basic Babylon Scene object
var scene = new BABYLON.Scene(engine);
// Let's load the red nose model.
BABYLON.SceneLoader.ImportMesh(null, "assets/", "redNose.obj", scene, function (meshes) {
// Keeps track of our model root.
var redNoseModel = meshes[0];
// Creates a default light and camera.
scene.createDefaultCameraOrLight(true);
// This attaches the input camera controls to the canvas
scene.activeCamera.attachControl(canvas, false);
// Create a rotation animation at 30 FPS
var animation = new BABYLON.Animation("rotationAnimation", "rotation.y", 30, BABYLON.Animation.ANIMATIONTYPE_FLOAT, BABYLON.Animation.ANIMATIONLOOPMODE_CYCLE);
// Add the animation key frames.
var keys = [];
// At the animation key 0, the value of rotation is "0"
keys.push({
frame: 30 * 0,
value: 0
});
// At the animation key at 1 second, the value of scaling is a quarter of turn
keys.push({
frame: 30 * 1,
value: Math.PI / 2
});
// At the animation key at 2 seconds, the value of scaling is a half of turn
keys.push({
frame: 30 * 2,
value: Math.PI
});
// At the animation key at 3 seconds, the value of scaling is 3 quarter of turn
keys.push({
frame: 30 * 3,
value: Math.PI / 2 * 3
});
// At the animation key at 4 seconds, the value of scaling is a full turn
keys.push({
frame: 30 * 4,
value: Math.PI * 2
});
// Adding keys to the animation object
animation.setKeys(keys);
// Then add the animation object to redNoseModel
redNoseModel.animations.push(animation);
// Finally, launch animations on box1, from key 0 to key 60 * 4 with loop activated
scene.beginAnimation(redNoseModel, 0, 60 * 4, true);
// Register a render loop to repeatedly render the scene
engine.runRenderLoop(function () {
scene.render();
});
});


Autofocus
Use
focus-element="autofocus"
to automatically place. focus on the selected DOM element
Button 1
Button 2
Button 3


The only file you need to download manually is config.tgz. Unpack, configure by editing config/targets, and install by running config/install.sh. The installer automatically downloads any additional files it might need. For more information, see the install.html file.
As with the 32-bit Unix install above, download the file config.tgz. Unpack, configure by editing config/targets, and install by running config/install.sh -default 64. The installer automatically downloads any additional files it might need. For more information, see the install.html file.
You can either use the "generic Unix" procedure above or you can install a pre-built system using an installer package. We provide both 32-bit and 64-bit installers for Intel Macs:
The macOS installer (on Intel) puts SML/NJ in the directory /usr/local/smlnj; if you have a previous version installed, then it will be updated in place. If you wish to install at a different location, you should use the build procedure for Unix systems.
The AMD64 installer works on macOS Catalina, but you will need to right-click on the installer to launch it, since it is not a notarized installer.
We no longer have access to a working PowerPC Mac, so we are no longer providing a Mac OS X/PowerPC installer. If you wish to install SML/NJ 110.96 on such a machine, you should use the build procedure for Unix systems.
Download smlnj-110.96.msi and follow the instructions in windows.html.
For information on how to use access the subversion repository,
refer to our subversion recipe page.
Warning: When pulling the latest sources via subversion,
there is no guarantee that config/install.sh will operate
successfully due to a lack of usable bootfiles.
In this case you might be able to
generate new bootfiles using the bootstrap compiler (of an older
version). Even that can be very difficult or even impossible, however,
in which case you will have to wait for the next working version to
be released.


This is a small play application that is connected with an akka cluster. Make sure you started the cluster with
sbt "project backend" "run 2551"
sbt "project backend" "run 2552"
The dashboard visualize the current cluster status. Shows the state of different nodes and other metrics. It's updated via a websocket, so just fire up another cluster instance with
sbt "project backend" run
You can start a factorial calculation for x times on the cluster. You will see how many of the jobs are already finished and how long everything took.
Factorial »


A brand new, lightweight, JavaScript plugin for limiting the number of characters in a <textarea></textarea>.
I know what you're thinking - there's an HTML property for that! Yes, but it doesn't work consistently in modern browsers. Webkit properly reports a pair of '\r\n' for each carriage return in the textarea while other browsers interpret these differently. This plugin aims to accurately quantify the amount of data within a given textarea and prevent extra characters from being entered from the browsers in question, while also enforcing maxlength in older browsers (by including a max-length property in addition to maxlength: tested in IE5 - IE11, Chrome, Firefox).
maxLength.js also gives you an easy way to embed Characters Remaining counters to your webpage. All you will need is a textarea with an ID and a simple HTML snippet that is fully customizeable.
Check out the Code & Documentation on my Github page.
Announcement: all external dependencies have been removed from maxLength.js. maxLength.js is ~2.38KB gzipped and comes with an awesome set of utility functions: jDom.js.
It's pretty simple: all you need is a textarea with an ID and a maxlength attribute and an element which you give the class: 'maxLength' and property: data-textareaid='someID'. There are some basic settings baked right in to get you up and running.
(You do not need to include the text within the .maxLength span, the script is simply acting upon the HTML used to generate these docs)
I've added a few data-parameter driven options which you can use to make a unique UX. Here's an example:
(You do not need to include the text within the .maxLength span, the script is simply acting upon the HTML used to generate these docs)
You can add multiple Characters Remaining counters, customize their text, and add a 'warning' class to the counter element with a customizeable warning threshold (# characters remaining). Submit an issue on Github if there's something else you'd like this script to do and I'll think about it.
Try adding a couple more letters to the textarea to the right to trigger the warning class.
Options are chosen via the data-attributes assigned to your counter element. The available options are summarized below. Please let me know if you'd like some additional functionality.
Copyright (c) 2013 Jonathan Greenemeier
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.


IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE
Reviewed by Harvey Karten USA Films Director: Wong Kar-wai Writer: Wong Kar-wai Cast: Tony Leung, Maggie Cheung, Chiu Wai, Lai Chen, Rebecca Pan, Paulyn Sun, Faye Wong
When married couples go out together, double-dating if you will excuse the adolescent term, it it not altogether uncommon to find each of the men attracted to the other's wife and vice versa. Usually the men and women do not act on their fantasies since, after all, what are friends for? Arguably the most romantic American film more or less on the theme, David Lean's "Brief Encounter," makes excellent use of Rachmaninoff's ardent Second Piano Concerto to pump up the desire felt between two strangers, both married, who meet at a train station and find themselves drawn into a poignant romance. In Wong Kar-Wai's current version of the motif, a pair of next-door neighbors, Chow Mo- Wan (Tony Leung), and Su Li-zhen (Maggie Cheung), imperceptibly discover that their spouses are having an affair. They find they are drawn to each other What do they do about it? If this were an American film, particularly one shot against the background of the sexually free 1970s, we know what would result, whether out of revenge for the marital partners' indiscretions or in the heat of the moment. But Wong's film takes place in the Far East during the early sixties, particularly in and around the damp streets of Hong Kong, with Mark Li Ping-bin's camera showing groups of Chinese residents possessing a fair amount of prosperity moving to and fro, while in the buildomg inhabited by the two principals, the neighbors often play mah-jongg throughout the day.
Su is the secretary in a shipping company and works side by side with her boss, who is subtly shown to be having an affair with a younger woman. Lonely for the absent man while her neighbor, Chow, is missing his own bed partner, they would expect to get together for more than a string of dinners in informal coffee houses and chats in Chow's apartment. But even during a period in which Su, tired from having to hide out for hours in Chow's flat rather than risk being caught exiting the room by her neighbors, is able to recline stiffly on his bed without messing a strand of her mummified coiffure.
Wong Kar-Wei, whose faster-paced "Chungking Express" featured Tony Leung in a pair of related stoires of lovesickness, obsession and the peccadilloes of relationships, beats a different drum this time around. Where "Chungking" is light, frothy and delightfully offbeat, "In the Mood" is more straightward, meditative, and concerned to show its audience a palette of colors in scenes of Hong Kong, Singapore, and Cambodia. While the conversation between the two shy neighbors is relatively free of Pinteresque pauses, Wong allows us to form impressions of the relationship through the gaps in the story, forcing us to imagine the connection between Su's and Chow's spouses, to absorb the bonds that take place within the housing complex, to take an armchair journey in portions of the world which are distant from the West and yet share in the Occident's cultural values.
Wong is almost obsessed with showing consumption of food, usually noodles which the two people share at Chow's place and even, surprisingly, a steak that the two indulge in with forks and knives in a barebones but pleasant little restaurant. Food and love are closely connected, of course, and in one scene that's far from a sybaritic representation of the randy gluttony in Tony Richardson's "Tom Jones," Chow places a dollop of spicy mustard next to his partner's steak, asking her whether she likes her sustenance hot.
As the very title suggests, this is a picture to be enjoyed for mood rather than literal essence, using a soundtrack of Nat King Cole favorites in place of Rachmaninoff's Second in the sound track. Notwithstanding an overlong coda that take us to Kampuchean sites to represent the increasing distance of the two, "In the Mood for Love" is a fine, but muted showcase for the talents of its two prolific stars.
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Organizational Churn: A Roll of the Dice?Jiaming Song*, Canyao Liu*, Chuan Yu* (* indicates equal contribution)In Undergraduate Mathematics and its Applications (UMAP), Issue 36.2For Interdisciplinary Contest in Modeling 2015, Problem C[journal_scan] [contest_pdf] [abstract] [code] [slides for sfimm15] [slides for Tsinghua] [problem] |
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Network science is critical to understanding management due to its extensive applications in complex systems with network-based structures. Since the organization of ICM forms an network structure, network science can be utilized to analyze dynamic processes within the team, e.g. the diffusion effects of organizational churn. In this paper, we construct a Human Capital network according to the hierarchical structure of ICM and create a simple yet effective model to capture the dynamic processes, which includes organizational churn, promotion, and recruitment. For organizational churn, we propose and implement our probabilistic churn model inspired by Bayesian learning principles, which estimates and updates the likelihood of individual churn using the Beta-Bernoulli distribution. Then we develop three promotion measures based on working experience, inclination to churn, and closeness centrality. Moreover, we propose several means of controlling the recruitment rate from the HR's perspective, and further define some key concepts for evaluation, such as dissatisfaction and productivity. Through extensive simulations, we show that our model is flexible enough to encompass most features of the current situation and yield convincing productivity and cost results. We further extend our model to scenarios with higher churn rates, and discover an interesting fact that higher churn rates lead to lower productivity-cost ratios. In an extreme case with no recruitment, we discover differentiated HR health degeneration among different offices over two years through visualization. |
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Max-Margin Nonparametric Latent Feature Relational Models for Link PredictionJun Zhu, Jiaming Song, Bei ChenSubmitted to IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence (TPAMI)[abstract] |
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Link prediction is a fundamental task in statistical network analysis. Recent advances have been made on learning flexible nonparametric Bayesian latent feature models for link prediction. In this paper, we present a max-margin learning method for such nonparametric latent feature relational models. Our approach attempts to unite the ideas of max-margin learning and Bayesian nonparametrics to discover discriminative latent features for link prediction. It inherits the advances of nonparametric Bayesian methods to infer the unknown latent social dimension, while for discriminative link prediction, it adopts the max-margin learning principle by minimizing a hinge-loss using the linear expectation operator, without dealing with a highly nonlinear link likelihood function. For posterior inference, we develop an efficient stochastic variational inference algorithm under a truncated mean-field assumption. Our methods can scale up to large-scale real networks with millions of entities and tens of millions of positive links. We also provide a full Bayesian formulation, which can avoid tuning regularization hyper-parameters. Experimental results on a diverse range of real datasets demonstrate the benefits inherited from max-margin learning and Bayesian nonparametric inference. |
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We present a discriminative nonparametric latent feature relational model (LFRM) for link prediction to automatically infer the dimensionality of latent features. Under the generic RegBayes (regularized Bayesian inference) framework, we handily incorporate the prediction loss with probabilistic inference of a Bayesian model; set distinct regularization parameters for different types of links to handle the imbalance issue in real networks; and unify the analysis of both the smooth logistic log-loss and the piecewise linear hinge loss. For the nonconjugate posterior inference, we present a simple Gibbs sampler via data augmentation, without making restricting assumptions as done in variational methods. We further develop an approximate sampler using stochastic gradient Langevin dynamics to handle large networks with hundreds of thousands of entities and millions of links, orders of magnitude larger than what existing LFRM models can process. Extensive studies on various real networks show promising performance. |


2 Chronicles 17:17
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Welcome to my tutorial blog
My name is Ruben Bimmel. I am a game developer from the Netherlands and student at the
HKU.
For my graduation project I did research on how to create a multiplayer party game that can be played on a
chromecast.
During this research I learned a lot about developing multiplayer games for the web. In this blog you will find a tutorial on how to create a
similar game. I did not include developing for the chromecast in these tutorials. It turned out that this hardware is very limited in
creating interactive apps.
I might add a basic chromecast tutorial in the future. If you want to know more about my experiences with chromecast feel free to contact me at
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+
= Java-Dance
Welcome to Java-Dance!
Introduction:
Long time ago, you have had a dancing course, but because of no practice
you have forgotten most of the dancing steps?
No problem, if you have an Internet connection and a
Java capable browser like
HotJava or
Netscape 2.0.
Load the
Dance-Applet
and look at the animation of (currently) nine figures of four different ballroom
dances. With the single-step feature and the possibility to view the
figures synchron to nice dance music you should have no problems to refresh
your dancing skills.
Special Features:
Here a short list of the special features of the Dance-Applet:
- Two different languages built-in (german and english).
- Animation of different dance figures synchron to the music.
- Forward-backward stepping through the figures.
- Online help.
- Quick play-test of the different music titles.
- Additional information about every dance (only in german).
And some special Java-features which are used:
- Use of three concurrent threads to do the animation.
- No flickering through the use of Applet.update and Graphics.clipRect.
- Use of normal WWW-pages for online help.
- Use of derived classes and virtual functions for easy and clean programming.
The Source:
Java-Dance consists out of the eight source files with about
3800 lines of code:
-
- Dance.java
- This file implements the main applet class Dance.
- Figur.java
- In this file the class Figur and
the derived classes class SlowWaltz,
class Tango,
class SlowFox and
class Quickstep are defined.
These classes define how to dance, and what figures exist to dance.
- Floor.java
- Here the class Floor
is defined, which draws the dance floor.
- Foot.java
- The class Foot implements
the loading and drawing of the feets.
- Step.java
- All information about one step is stored in
class Step.
- Sound.java
- The class Sound is responsible
for playing the sound and displaying the time information.
- Button.java
- This file defines the classes
class Button,
class ToggleButton and
class MEXButton.
- MEXButtonList.java
- The class MEXButtonList defined in
this file implements a list head for the mutual exclusive button groups.
Thanks to ...
- Norman Hendrich for introducing HotJava at our department.
- Wolfgang Bartsch for beta-testing and reading.
(last change 11. Oct 95)
Georg Heßmann (hessmann@informatik.uni-hamburg.de)


Eligibility / Qualities
Communication skills, Understanding, Assertiveness and Integrity: these are just some of the qualities you'll need to work with offenders and support their rehabilitation. At our recruitment assessment day, we'll test if you have what it takes in a series of role-play exercises.


A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. - Laozi
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.
- Laozi


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Build version
RUSSEL is open source software designed and developed by Eduworks Corporation for the education and training community with funding from the Advanced Distributed Learning initiative.


Substance – AMT (alphamethyltryptamine)
Experience – Second time
Setting – House sitting relative’s house, alone.
I had just had a good night at work and was in an excellent frame of mind. I arrived at my destination and put all my food in the refrigerator (working at Subway allows one to have lots of free food). I took a capsule that I had measured with 45 mg of AMT out of a pill container. I had not had a psychedelic experience in some time, and I felt I would try again. I had Valium with me (20mg) to help me sleep because I had work the next night.
8:30pm – I swallow the capsule containing 45 mg of AMT.
9:30pm – I feel nothing, but I’m quite hungry. I get my sandwich from the fridge and eat it. Hmmm… was this a smart idea?
10:00pm – What was I thinking? A foot long bologna, ham, and salami was not the thing to mix with a chemical that makes me nauseas.  The vomit was thick, almost like a molasses consistency. I am not sure if this was the AMT that did this or not…
10:30pm – I definitely feel the effects now. My mind is working very differently than it does sober. Quite strange thought patterns. I’m starting to notice slight visuals distortions. Some things seem to be shimmering.
11:00pm – I feel quite lethargic, which is strange. Perhaps it is because I didn’t smoke any this time. I feel no amphetamine like qualities. The visuals are getting stronger though. The entire room appears to be breathing. I am talking on IRC and it is difficult to read due to the constant movement of everything.
12:00am – Visuals are stronger still. Everything, and I mean everything is flowing and dancing. I put on my headphones with Dark Side Of The Moon and it makes me quite happy. I am starting to feel compassion for everything and I feel a sense of closeness with those I am chatting with.
1:00am – Of horror of horrors… my modem died. When I was disconnected from talking to people it was the most intense sadness I have ever experienced. I nearly started crying. I walked over to a bed nearby and laid on it and held a stuffed elephant. Holding the elephant in my arms made me so incredibly happy. I felt as it I was making the elephant happy (whether real or stuffed) and that in turn has a great feeling.
2:00am – I have grown tired of lying on a bed and holding a stuffed animal. I decide to go outside and watch the stars. I walk downstairs and try to open the front door. The concept of the lock seems quite bizarre to me. The deadbolt seems like it has a death grip on the door. But I overcome the obstacle and walk outside.
3:00am – I have been laying on the grass watching the stars for an hour now. It was so beautiful. I have never felt so at peace with myself and the world.  But it feels wonderful. The cool summer night air makes me feel so good. The stars seem to all be twinkling and glowing just for me.
I eventually get up and walk back upstairs though.
3:30am – I check my modem. It is still down. I walk back over to the bed where I had been laying. I suddenly get an interesting thought. I had never heard how AMT affected sexual activity.  I had no interest in doing it sexually; I was just quite interested in what would happen.
4:00am – It took about 30 minutes to achieve orgasm. It was incredibly hard to mainly and erection. But when they orgasm occurred it was intense. I felt as though my entire body was pulsating with intense physical and emotional pleasure. The amphetamine qualities have just presented themselves as well. My teeth have begun chattering and my jaw is firmly clenched. I once again forgot to bring gum, so I chew on a pencil.
4:05am – My modem is working again. I sign back on IRC and talk to people. One person whom I respect as a member of the psychedelic community asked me a series of questions about my AMT experience. I felt so happy to answer them, I felt I was helping people, and that made me so happy.
5:00am – The visuals are still quite strong, my teeth are still chattering away, and I realize I have work in 12 hours. Hmm.
6:00am – The trip is still going quite strong. I take 20mg of Valium in hopes of achieving sleep.
7:00am – Hmm I guess the Valium didn’t work. Some on my friends on AIM have woken up and are surprised to see I am still awake.
8:00am – Ugh… I want sleep badly now. The visuals are dissipating fast. And my mind is returning to normal.
8:30am – 12 hours after ingestion, the psychedelic aspect is gone, but the amphetamine feeling is going strong. I am not happy right now.
9:00am – I manage to fall asleep finally…
12:00pm – I wake up. I guess 20mg of Valium wasn’t enough to completely put me to sleep… but the speedy feeling is gone.
1:00pm – I pack up my things and head home.
1:30pm – Upon reaching home I feel awful mentally. I was driving and although I felt 100% normal, I don’t think I was. I watched the speedometer and realized I was going 70mph in a 25 zone… I am very against driving under the influence of drugs, and I feel quite ashamed of myself.
4:00pm – I take a shower and prepare for work.
5:00pm – The drive to work I did fine. But now I am overcome with the extreme desire to sleep. I also have a very bad headache, and I feel quite nauseas.
5:15pm – I eat a sandwich, hoping my nausea was merely from lack of food. Big mistake.
5:20pm – Upon swallowing the first bite, I threw up the food and bile.  I drink 2 bottles of Mountain Dew hoping the caffeine will help. It does to some extent.
9:00pm – I feel very loving to customers. Although I feel awful, I am very pleasant to people. It is quite strange, because I am usually grumpy when I’m at work. Perhaps this is a lingering effect. If so, this is a good one.
11:00pm – I leave work, exhausted. When I get home I go on IRC again. I am so tired at this point that sleep almost doesn’t appeal to me.
12:00am – I talk until 12:00 am at which I go to room and am asleep in seconds.
Conclusions – I think that AMT does have some great qualities. I had heard it had qualities comparable to MDMA. I have never used MDMA but I am presuming my loved up feeling, and holding a stuffed elephant making me happy to be somewhat like that. I’m not sure what the difficult achieving and erection was from… perhaps the amphetamine rush.
The hangover was quite bad. I’m not sure if I would choose to do AMT again. But it I ever do, I will make sure I don’t have work the next night. I will also remember that 20mg of Valium is NOT enough to put you to sleep on this speedy psychedelic ride.
I do find AMT to be quite introspective though. Not as much as my experience with
2C-I, but it is definitely a useful psychedelic tool.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


My friends all hate it, but I never get to see them because they're away at school. They're smart, I should be there too.  I went to an elite Prep high school and was bound for a college in Switzerland, when I decided to stay home to work, and later, to smoke crack and snort coke.  And I'm really sorry and I really want to stop, and then I do it again without any real hesitation. I'm 19 and I'm addicted to them both, and the longer I go without them, the more I want to do them. I know this is how it will always be, which is why they say you're always an addict once you begin.
I've not come all night before so I could sniff a 1/4 oz in a matter of hours, and then my nose looked like a bell pepper and I couldn't breathe or talk. The doctor cringed when he looked inside the next day. My brand new car is going to get repo'ed and all my phones and my pager and credit cards are going to be taken away because I spent all my money on it. I don't have any friends anymore, because they tell me they'll talk to me as soon as I've been sober for a month, but I can't even stay straight for more than a few weeks. I want to die, I want to OD, I want it all to end, because I know I'll never be able to stop this or shake the feeling, even with detox and rehab.  And I hope they don't. You shouldn't either.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Somerset docked 24 points for poor pitch in title decider against Essex
by PA Media
• Club have 24 points deducted with 12 suspended for two years
• Taunton pitch found to be ‘not the best quality’
Somerset have been handed a 12-point deduction for next season’s County Championship after being found guilty of breaching pitch regulations.
A Cricket Discipline Committee Disciplinary Panel ruled against the county over the poor state of the pitch for their match against Essex at Taunton in September. The rain-affected Division One match ended in a draw that handed Essex the championship title.
Somerset’s full punishment is a 24-point deduction, of which 12 are suspended for two years. They have 14 days to appeal against the decision.
Following an investigation Somerset were charged with a breach of the regulation which requires that: “Each county shall actively seek to prepare the best quality cricket pitch that it can for the match that it is staging.”
Somerset accepted a pitch rating of “poor” was correct but pleaded not guilty to a second element of the charge that the Taunton surface “was not the best quality pitch that Somerset was able to prepare for the match”.
A statement on the club’s website said: “Somerset await the full report from the cricket discipline commission before considering our next course of action.”


Access Keys demo
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Able Technology
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Who we are?
We ere born in the heart of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, with the idea of sticking to its motto "to make a better world through education, research, and innovation."
Our scientists who specialize in the Energy sector, are at the cutting edge of Energy Storage. From our base in San Diego, California, we are designing the most advanced energy storage systems in the market.
Our systems are currently being used all over the United States to provide back-up energy to buildings using solar panels to capture power. This energy, instead of going through the meter and into the Grid, is stored into our storage systems, creating Micro-grids, making these buildings energy-self-sustainable. Freeing our customers from power bills, and bestowing them with independence in case of catastrophes or major power outages caused by either malfunction or evil-harm to the Electric Systems (Grid).
Our customers in the US are looking for energy-independence, security, reliability, and protection. However, we noticed that not a single company in our field was paying any attention to the energy problems affecting third-world nations.
Thus, we decided to put ourselves to the task of helping these peoples, by designing solutions specifically designed to cater to their unique needs. In many developing nations, due to a variety of reasons, the Grid is unreliable, unstable, and continually affecting the normalcy of these people's lives.
Our TechnologySL: an acronym for "Simple Life," which is a Plug-and-Play System that does not require installation. This system is intended to serve small homes and spaces with a limited energy need. This system is good enough to power your Refrigerator plus a few additional electronics or appliances. Think of it as a large-scale Power Bank, which you plug-in for charging and once charged you plug your devices into it.
read morePI: an acronym for "Professional Instalation," which is a System that does require installation by a certified electrician. These systems are intended to serve more significant energy needs, and they are good enough to power larger loads for more extended periods.
read moreMy project was a simple & small task, but the persistence and determination of the team turned it into an awesome and great project which make me very happy!
My project was a simple & small task, but the persistence and determination of the team turned it into an awesome and great project which make me very happy!
My project was a simple & small task, but the persistence and determination of the team turned it into an awesome and great project which make me very happy!
My project was a simple & small task, but the persistence and determination of the team turned it into an awesome and great project which make me very happy!


read the installation guide on
http://getbblog.com/install
see: Installation - Chrome / Opera 15+
and no: BBLog is not the same like Battlelog Web Plugin. You need the Web Plugin to can play on a server, to can connect to these gameservers. Better Battlelog makes just Battlelog better than it is now. give you some features and addons. read
http://getbblog.com/about
there where more features, but some we had removed, onces because DICE/ESN/EA had fixed the bug, others because there where different opinions with DICE, others because users simply doesn't use them.


'freegan'
[free-guh-n] noun.
a person who buys as little as possible and
makes use of recycled or discarded goods and
materials, in an effort to reduce waste and
limit enviromental impact.
There are some unethical corporations in the world. Sometimes people try to avoid buying things from them. But, the connections with each other are so tight, no matter how hard you try, in the end, you may still indirectly purchase from unethical corporations.
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@tpendragon I didn't. Just wanted to put this out there for comment.
Doing a test deploy to staging...
@tpendragon Was able to deploy to staging:
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From what I can tell, this form is using the simpleform gem - could we just use the required: true
attribute? See https://github.com/heartcombo/simpleform
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by None at 2022-11-22 05:40:11.I'm not sure how much attention is on this repo. Would you like to put an agenda item on the bi-weekly cross-team IT meeting?
Will do. I had been directed by RDSS folks to use this as a starting point for tiger-data-app, and to use it literally as a template. I've added this question to the agenda, and I'll flesh out ideas about how this could be easier to maintain, if we decide to go that route... though, as you say, it may be a fair bit of work for not much gain.
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cool beans and this is a really really really long message wooooooohooo
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Phonemic Awareness
Phonemic awareness is a subset of phonological awareness in which listeners are able to hear, identify and manipulate phonemes, the smallest units of sound that can differentiate meaning. Separating the spoken word "cat" into three distinct phonemes, /k/, /æ/, and /t/, requires phonemic awareness. The National Reading Panel has found that phonemic awareness improves children's word reading and reading comprehension, as well as helping children learn to spellPhonemic awareness is the basis for learning phonics.
Phonemic awareness and phonological awareness are often confused since they are interdependent. Phonemic awareness is the ability to hear and manipulate individual phonemes. Phonological awareness includes this ability, but it also includes the ability to hear and manipulate larger units of sound, such as onsets and rimes and syllables. (source: wikipedia).
The Readings
Chall's Stages
BUILDING THE FOUNDATION. A Suggested Progression of Sub-skills to Achieve the Reading Standards: Foundational Skills in the Common Core State Standards Online version
.Sociocultural Development of Reading
Phonemic Awareness Instruction Helps Children Learn to Read: Evidence from the National Reading Panel's Meta-Analysis. Reading Research Quarterly, Vol. 36,250-287.
.The Tasks
Read
Complete the readings.
Annotate the readings by focus on the learnign strategies of phonemic awareness.
Write
Curate resources
Find your five favorite example of phonemic teaching on YouTube and share the videos on your blog. Use evidence from the reading to support your choices.
Participate
Develop and share a plan to teach phonemic awareness. Remember its 7 mintues a day and not a lesson plan. What are all the fun ways you will play with sounds.
Criteria
- Effectivley teach an explicit phonics lesson
- Staes learnign objective
- defines key terms
- provides models and exempalrs across different modes
- Creates opportunities for guided and independent instruction
- Includes assessment strategies that would show knowledge growth towards objective
Evidence
- Teacher scored rubric of learning demonstration that provides evidence criteria has been met


§107-26 Hawaii state building codes; prohibitions. In adopting the Hawaii state building codes, the council shall not adopt provisions that:
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WHAT'S COOKING? RATING: 7.5/10 --> Very good movie
For more reviews, screensavers, trailers & more, visit http://www.joblo.com/
If this movie does not get released during the holiday of Thanksgiving, it will be one of the worst cases of marketing/distribution decisions ever made by a studio at any time. This is the ultimate American Thanksgiving holiday movie. Jodie Foster's HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS was a decent start but this film basically takes all of the required elements from that movie, the touches of humor, the emotions, the family issues and multiplies them across four different cultures celebrating the holiday on the same day.
PLOT: Four families from different cultural backgrounds (Jewish, Latino, Vietnamese, African-American) celebrate the holiday of Thanksgiving in respectively intertwining stories. Many issues are comedically and dramatically discussed here including adultery, racism, cultural ethnocentricity, teen accessibility to guns, homosexuality, mother-in-laws, parental pressure, old school mentality, interracial dating and much, much more.
CRITIQUE: A well-rounded blend of stories combine to create an ideal picture for all families to see in respect to the holiday of Thanksgiving. This movie has many of the elements needed to create a good movie, including plenty of humor, dramatic moments, confident directing and wonderful acting performances. Alongside that are all the elements needed to generate resonant feelings of Thanksgiving, including the cozy nature of the picture, the light, agreeable soundtrack, the wonderful presentations of food and drink, and the ultimate feelings of love and anger shared by family members throughout. I truly enjoyed this movie because it didn't really allow me not to like it. It presented me with four stories, each of which was as interesting as the next, many engaging characters, most of whom shared issues and tribulations to which I could relate, and a lot of cultural differences, many of which are universally appreciated. The film is well presented, easily understood and doesn't overdo the "sappy" stuff.
In fact, that is sort of related to the one thing which sort of disappointed me about the film, and that was its lack of powerful closure. The film cleaned up all of its stories by the final frame, but I honestly expected more of an emotional punch from each. The conclusions were all generally well-handled, but after spending so much time with each family, I was hoping to feel a little more from their stories, but alas, t'was not to be. Overall, the film worked on various levels including its humor, which seemed to particularly rile up the older members of our audience, and its characters, all of which were played admirably by its actors, none of whom particularly stood out more than the others. And despite a little stereotyping (to be expected since most stereotypes do derive from a little bit of fact), all of the families were very evenly presented here and giving more than enough opportunity to ingratiate themselves to the audience. A perfect movie for the holidays, one that presents a universal theme of highs and lows of family life within different cultures, this movie has the laughs, the drama, the direction and the characters to complete its interesting story presentations. Gobble-gobble and prepare to get real hungry after seeing this film, as the dishes presented within are quite droolable!
Review Date: August 31, 2000 Director: Gurinder Chadha Writers: Gurinder Chadha and Paul Mayeda Berges Producer: Jeffrey Taylor Actors: Alfre Woodard and Dennis Haysbert Mercedes Ruehl and Victor Rivers Kyra Sedgwick and Julianna Margulies Joan Chen and Will Yun Lee Genre: Drama Year of Release: 2000 ------------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ------------------------------------- (c) 2000 Berge Garabedian
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Response
public struct Response
The metadata associated with the response to a URL load request, independent of protocol and URL scheme.
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All HTTP header fields of the response.
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The expected length of the response’s content.
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The data returned by the server.
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The MIME type of the response.
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The response’s HTTP status code.
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Overview
Classes: Application, LoggingSubsystem, ServerApplication, Subsystem
Classes
class Application
The Application class implements the main subsystem in a process.
class LoggingSubsystem
The LoggingSubsystem class initializes the logging framework using the LoggingConfigurator.
class ServerApplication
A subclass of the Application class that is used for implementing server applications.


205. Quantization Problem
time limit per test: 2 sec.
memory limit per test: 65536
KB
input: standard
output: standard
When entering some analog data into a computer, this information
must be quantized. Quantization transforms each measured value x to some other
value l(x) selected from the predefined set L of levels. Sometimes to reduce the
influence of the levels set to the information, the group of levels sets
Li is used. The number of levels sets is usually chosen to be the
power of 2.
When using the number of levels sets, some additional
information should be used to specify which set was used for each quantization.
However, providing this information may be too expensive — the better solution
would be to choose more levels and use one set. To avoid the specification of
the quantization set, the following technique is used. Suppose that n values
x1, x2, ..., xn are to be quantized and the
group of m=2p levels sets Li, i=0, ..., m-1; each of size
s=2q is used to quantize it. After quantization xj is
replaced with some number lj = in Lf(j). Instead of
sending lj, its ordinal number in Lf(j) is usually sent,
let kj be the ordinal number of lj in Lf(j)
(levels are numbered starting with 0). Take p least significant bits of
kj and say that the number kj & (2p-1) is
the number of the levels set that will be used for next quantization, that is
f(j+1) = kj & (2p-1).
Since the least
significant bits of kj are usually distributed quite randomly, the
sets used for quantization change often and weakly depend on values of quantized
data, thus this technique provides the good way to perform the quantization.
Usually to perform the quantization the closest to the value level of
the levels set is chosen. However, using the technique described, sometimes it
pays off to choose not the optimal level, but some other one, the ordinal number
of which has other least significant bits, thus choosing another levels set for
next measure and providing better approximation of quantized values in the
future. Let us call the deviation of quantization the value of
sum(j=1.. n, |xj - lj|). Your task is given measures and
levels sets to choose quantized value for each measure in such a way, that the
deviation of quantization is minimal possible.
The first value is always
quantized using set L0.
Input
The first line of the input file contains n (1 ≤ n ≤ 1000). The
second line contains n integer numbers xi ranging from 1 to
106.  Next
m lines contain s integer numbers each — levels of the quantization sets given
in increasing order for each set, all levels satisfy 1 ≤ level ≤ 106.
Output
First output the minimal possible deviation of the quantization.
Then output n integer numbers in range from 0 to s - 1. For each input value
output the number of the level in the corresponding levels set (kj)
used for this number to achieve the quantization required.
Sample test(s)
Input
3
8 8 19
2 4
5 10 15 20
3 7 13 17
Output
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2003-08-23
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| Server time: 2004-01-14 13:32:15 |
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RF Link Budget CalculatorThis radio link budget calculator tool lets you quickly compute the Free
Space Loss, Received Signal Strength, Fade Margin ,
Distance and more. You can use it for planning your RF links with our pulsAR Wireless Ethernet Bridges, or with other radios in any frequency band. It
includes a Coaxial Cable Loss Calculator with pre-loaded loss
parameters for a variety of LMR and Belden coaxial
cables.
The calculator is a Java applet which should work in your browser. If you are not familiar with all the terms used you can
read about the various parameters below the calculator. If you
have any comments or suggestions for improving this calculator send us a message.
Microwave Link Budget Analysis - Parameters
OverviewThe calculator tool assumes a generic RF link between
two sites. Site 1 is viewed as the transmitter and site 2 as the
receiver. At each site you have a radio connected to an antenna
through an RF cable. The calculator assumes you have "line of sight"
between the two antennas. You can use our Fresnel zone and antenna height calculator to help determine if that is the case.
For any set of input values the calculator always computes the Free Space Loss and the Signal Strength at the Receiver. Additionally you choose a third output between the link Distance, Fade Margin , or Transmit Power . This lets you quickly answer the most common questions when designing a radio link:
1. How far can my radio link go while maintaining an acceptable Fade Margin ?
2. What Fade Margin will I get for a radio link of a certain distance?
You can change all the input parameters with the up/down "spinner"
controls. As you change the input the calculator instantly updates
the output values. By seeing the results immediately you can quickly
evaluate trade-offs between different parameters.
Transmit Power
Transmit power at the radio RF connector specified in dBm. If your
radio specifies the transmit power in mW (milli-Watt) you can convert
to dBm using the equation:
Tx power in dBm = 10 * log (Tx power in mW)
Cable lossThis
parameter includes all the losses between the radio RF connector and
the antenna, which include the signal attenuation as it propagates
through the cable and losses in any connectors along the way. The
cable loss calculator at the bottom allows you to compute these losses
for specific cables. Use the drop down menu to select the cable type
or select "other" and enter the cable loss per 100 feet (or per meter)
at the frequency of operation. The calculator assumes an additional
loss of 0.25 dB for each connector in the cable.
Receiver Sensitivity
Minimum signal strength at the input of the radio at which point the
"Bit Error Rate (BER)" in the link is at a specified value. Most
manufacturers use a BER of 1x10-6 (1 bit error in one
million bits) to specify the radio receiver sensitivity. However make sure
you check the specifications when comparing the sensitivity in radios
from different manufacturers.
You can configure each of our pulsAR radio models to operate a four different
RF speeds. Lower speeds give you a better sensitivity. The table below shows you the sensitivity values of each model when operating it at its maximum speed. Refer to the pulsAR data sheet for the sensitivity values at all the speeds supported:
Model:
|
AR-9010E
|
AR-9027E
|
AR-24010E
|
AR-24027E
|
AR-24110E
|
Maximum Speed (Mbps):
|
1.1
|
2.75
|
1.1
|
2.75
|
11.0
|
Rx Sensitivity (dBm):
|
-95
|
-92
|
-92
|
-90
|
-86
|
Fade Margin
The Fade Margin is the difference between the Received Signal Strength and the radio Receiver Sensitivity
. When you deploy a link you want to have a Receive Signal Strength
that is sufficiently above the radio Receiver Sensitivity in order to
survive signal fading due to a variety of factors. These factors might
include slight misalignment of the antennas, losses due to fog and
rain, etc. As a rule of thumb you should try to get at least 15 dB of
fade margin in your links.
Free Space LossFree
Space Loss refers to the reduction of the signal strength as the signal
radiates away from its source. When there are no obstructions every
time you double the distance the signal is reduced by a factor of 4.
This is equivalent to subtracting 6 dB from your signal strength. The
Free Space Loss assumes no obstructions in the link path which is
sometimes referred to as having "line of sight". However, note that
"line of sight" means that at least "60% of the first Fresnel Zone " is clear of any obstructions. Refer to our Fresnel Zone Calculator page for more details.
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Multiword Expressions in UD v2
Since UD does not allow “words with spaces” (but see a partly new proposal under word segmentation), even completely fixed multiword expressions must be annotated with (dummy) dependency relations. To improve annotation consistency, we propose the following change for v2:
- Rename
mwe
to u-dep/fixed and make clear that this should only be used for completely fixed expressions - Rename
name
to u-dep/flat and extend its use to semi-fixed multiword expressions that do not have a clear syntactic head. (See semantic categories.) - Remove
foreign
and subsume its use under the new relation u-dep/flat. - Add a new subtype of u-dep/compound for handling serial verb constructions in analogy with particle verbs and grammticized light verb constructions.
Rename mwe to fixed
It seems that the label mwe
(multiword expression) has led to a lot of confusion. It was never intended for multiword expressions like “kick the bucket”, or Fr. “pomme de terre” (potato). It has always been restricted to the fixed expressions category of
Sag et al., excluding any relations in scope of name
or u-dep/compound. The label u-dep/fixed reflects this fact better.
The proposed change is therefore to change the label mwe
(multiword expression) to u-dep/fixed, and making the guidelines more restrictive (namely, fixed
is used only for completely fixed grammaticized expressions that behave like function words or short adverbials).
Remove foreign
The foreign
relation does not denote a proper dependency relation and it now seems appropriate to subsume it under the new generalized flat
relation. Note that there was never a special part-of-speech tag for foreign words, which were tagged X
in cases where they could not be given a proper tag. The use of flat
in syntax can be seen as parallel to this. A subtype flat:foreign
can be used to preserve information in existing treebanks.
Serial verb constructions
Serial verb constructions are typologically important and inadequately covered by UD v1. In the absence of a deeper analysis of this class of expressions, which may be worth a special universal relation, we propose to treat them as a subtype of compound and use compound:svc
in analogy with the existing subtypes compound:prt
for particle verbs and compound:lvc
for grammaticized light verb constructions.


subfinder
A subdomain discovery tool that discovers valid subdomains for websites.
Designed as a passive framework to be useful for bug bounties and safe for penetration testing.
More information: home page
- Find subdomains for a specific domain:
subfinder -d example.com
- Show only the subdomains found:
subfinder --silent -d example.com
- Use a brute-force attack to find subdomains:
subfinder -d example.com -b
- Remove wildcard subdomains:
subfinder -nW -d example.com
- Use a given comma-separated list of resolvers:
subfinder -r <IP_ADDRESS>,<IP_ADDRESS> -d example.com


WITNESS LIST Finance Committee February 18, 1999-8:00A SB 148 For: Howden, Robert (National Federation of Independent Businesses), Austin Starkweather, Annette (Self), San Antonio Toudouze, Barbara Jean (Self), San Antonio Against: Lavine, Richard (Center for Public Policy Priorities), Austin On: LeBas, James (Office of the Comptroller), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Clark, Jeff (Texas Association of Business and Chambers of Commerce), Austin Mintz, David (Texas Apartment Association), Austin Pinkus, David (Small Business United of Texas), Austin On: Daugherty, Craig (Office of the Comptroller), Austin SB 472 For: Thamm, Michael (City of Cuero), Cuero West, Bill (Guadalupe Blanco River Authority), Seguin On: Archer, William (Department of Health), Austin Combs, Susan (Department of Agriculture), Austin Fehlis, Chester P. (Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service), College Station Gilchrist, Robin (Texas Education Agency), Austin Hiler, Edward A. (Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service), College Station Hine, Jim (Department of Protective and Regulatory Services), Austin Hull, James B. (Texas Forest Service), College Station Kemp, Dr. Mike (Texas A&M University at Galveston), Galveston Moses, Mike (Texas Education Agency), Austin Sheridan, Mike (Texas Workforce Commission), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Borden, Sandi (Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association), Austin Nelson, Joe (Self), Anahuac Reeves, Michael (Lubbock Chamber of Commerce), Lubbock Tucker, Durwood (Texas Farm Bureau), Austin On: Birdwell, Bruce (State Office of Risk Management), Austin Bow, Jonathan (State Office of Risk Management), Austin Bugen, Claire (Texas School for the Deaf), Austin Cargile, Stuart B. (State Office of Risk Management), Austin Hatlen, Phil (Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired), Austin Hymel, Ray (Employees Retirement System), Austin Murphy, Terrell (Texas Commission for the Blind), Austin Nelson, Ben (C.O.L.A.), Anahuac Smith, Jim B. (Texas School for the Deaf), Austin Children's Trust Fund On: Crews, Anne (Children's Trust Fund Council), Dallas Fields, Janie (Children's Trust Fund Council), Cedar Creek Martinez-Flores (Children's Trust Fund Council), Lubbock Registering, but not testifying: On: Campose, Frank E. (Family Pride Council/Children's Trust Fund), Austin Newhouse, Liz (Texas Respite Resource Network), San Antonio Towne, Loretta (Texas PTA), Austin Department of Health On: Allen, Kathryn (Family Planning Agency), not given Anderson, M.D., Ralph (Texas Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists), Fort Worth Archer, William R. (Texas Department of Health (TDH)), Austin Clarke, Margot (Planned Parenthood of Austin), Austin Dunkelberg, Anne (Center for Public Policy Priorities), Austin Ferry, Pamela G. (Texas Campaign for Women's Health), Houston Gambill, Patricia (Association of Women's Health, OB and Neonatal Nurses), Corpus Christi Gould, Imelda (Self), Austin Hernandez, Leslie (Natinoal Association of Social Workers of Texas), Austin Hoffman, Donna (National Organization for Women in Texas), Austin Littlefield, Rita (Self and the Renal Coalition of Texas), Austin Lux, Cissy (Planned Parenthood of Austin), Austin Mayes, M.D., Bruce N. (Epilepsy Foundation), San Antonio McDaniel, Gay (Texas Association Against Sexual Assault), Austin Merriam, Rosemary D. (Texas Family Planning Association), Austin Murphree, Susan (Advocacy Inc.), Austin Parker, Ph.D., Carolyn (Texas AIDS Network), Austin Rosales, Jessica (Self), San Antonio Rosales, Sindi (Epilepsy Foundation), San Antonio Schwartz, Jonas (United Cerebral Palsy of Texas), Austin Sprinkle, G.K. (League of Women Voters of Texas), Austin Stahlhut, Donna (Epilepsy Foundation of Southeast Texas), Houston Waguespack, Rebecca (South Central Texas Epilepsy Association), Austin Woolbert, Lynda (Coalition for Nurses in Advanced Practice), West Columbia Registering, but not testifying: On: Ackley, Nancy L. (Texas Nurses Association), Austin Bower, Bruce (Texas Legal Services Center), Austin Hankins, Barbara S. (League of Women Voters of Texas), Austin Kolodzey, Patricia (Texas Hospital Association), Austin Newhouse, Liz (Texas Respite Resource Network), San Antonio Williamson, Anne E. (Individuals with Epilepsy), Martindale General Land Ofc./Veterans Land Bd. On: Dewhurst, David (General Land Office/Veterans Land Board), Austin Registering, but not testifying: On: Soward, Larry (General Land Office/Veterans Land Board), Austin Health and Human Services Comm. On: Dunkelberg, Anne (Center for Public Policy Priorities), Austin Gilbert, Don A. (Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC)), Austin Hagert, Celia (Center for Public Policy Priorities), Austin Martinez, Clarissa (National Council of La Raza), San Antonio McGiffert, Lisa (Consumers Union), Austin Murphree, Susan (Advocacy, Inc.), Austin Rogoff, Regina (Austin Interfaith), Austin Registering, but not testifying: On: Griffin, Teresa (Austin Interfaith/Texas IAF), Austin Hankins, Barbara S. (League of Women Voters of Texas), Austin Scott, Diane (HHSC), Austin Sprinkle, G.K. (League of Women Voters of Texas), Austin


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Example 1: Carry-less addition
Let
a = 23
and
b = 54.
Then, with carry-less arithmetic,
a = 23 = 10111b
^ b = 54 = 110110b
-------
100001b
so
a ⊕ b = 100001b =
33.
Example 2: Carry-less multiplication
Let
a = 23
and
b = 54.
Then, with carry-less arithmetic,
a = 23 = 10111b
^* b = 54 = 110110b
------------
10111
^ 10111
^ 10111
^ 10111
------------
1111100010b
so
a ⊗ b =<PHONE_NUMBER>b =
994.
Example 3: Carry-less division
Let
a = 55
and
b = 19.
Then, with carry-less arithmetic,
11b
--------
b = 19 = 10011b )110111b = 55 = a
^ 10011
-----
10001
^ 10011
-----
10b
so
a ⨸ b = 11b =
3
with remainder
10b = 2.


Action : Change the status of the Cancel button a wizard
This action will allow you to change the view state of button "Cancel" a wizard (Aero Wizard or Wizard 97).
Parameters
| Parameters | Descriptions |
|---|---|
| Wizard concerned | Must be equal to the wizard (Aero Wizard or Wizard 97) for which to change the status of the button. |
| New status | Sets the new status to be given:
|
Return value
No value is returned by this action
Code Visual Basic.Net generated by SoftwareZator
If the parameter "New status" is equal to "Disabled", the generated code will be as follows:
Your_Wizard.DisableCancelButton()
Runtime errors
No runtime error is detected here.
Characteristic
| Type | Informations |
|---|---|
| Required level | Beginner |
| Category | Wizard |
| Type of return value | {Nothing} |
| Works in the functions | Yes |
| Works in reporting zone | No |
| This action may receive children actions | No |


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PROJECT "FANCY"


public final class DateTime
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
MILLISECONDS_PER_DAY |
static int |
MILLISECONDS_PER_HOUR |
static int |
MILLISECONDS_PER_MINUTE |
static int |
MILLISECONDS_PER_SECOND |
static long |
NULL_DATE |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DateTime(int year,
int monthOfYear,
int dayOfMonth,
int hourOfDay,
int minuteOfHour)
Constructs an instance from datetime field values using
ISOChronology in the default time zone. |
DateTime(int year,
int monthOfYear,
int dayOfMonth,
int hourOfDay,
int minuteOfHour,
int secondOfMinute)
Constructs an instance from datetime field values using
ISOChronology in the default time zone. |
DateTime(int year,
int monthOfYear,
int dayOfMonth,
int hourOfDay,
int minuteOfHour,
int secondOfMinute,
int millisOfSecond)
Constructs an instance from datetime field values using
ISOChronology in the default time zone. |
DateTime(long millis)
Constructs an instance set to the milliseconds from 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z using
ISOChronology in the
default time zone. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object other) |
int |
getDayOfMonth()
Get the day of month field value.
|
int |
getDayOfWeek()
Get the day of week.
|
int |
getDayOfYear()
Get the day of year field value.
|
int |
getHourOfDay()
Get the hour of day field value.
|
int |
getMillisOfSecond()
Get the millis of second field value.
|
int |
getMinuteOfHour()
Get the minute of hour field value.
|
int |
getMonthOfYear()
Get the month of year field value.
|
int |
getSecondOfMinute()
Get the second of minute field value.
|
int |
getYear() |
int |
hashCode() |
static boolean |
isLeapYear(int year) |
static DateTime |
now()
Obtains a
DateTime set to the current system millisecond time using ISOChronology in the
default time zone. |
static DateTime |
parseRFC3339(java.lang.String rfc3339DateTime) |
DateTime |
plusHours(long hours) |
DateTime |
plusMillis(long millis)
Returns a copy of this datetime plus the specified number of millis.
|
DateTime |
plusMinutes(long minutes) |
DateTime |
plusSeconds(long seconds) |
static long |
rfc3339ToMillis(java.lang.String rfc3339DateTime)
Given the RFC3339 date/time string, return the time in millis (milliseconds since Jan 1, 1970, UTC).
|
long |
toMillis() |
java.lang.String |
toRFC3339String() |
java.lang.String |
toString() |
public static final int MILLISECONDS_PER_SECOND
public static final int MILLISECONDS_PER_MINUTE
public static final int MILLISECONDS_PER_HOUR
public static final int MILLISECONDS_PER_DAY
public static final long NULL_DATE
public DateTime(long millis)
ISOChronology
in the
default time zone.millis
- the milliseconds from 1970-01-01T00:00:00Zpublic DateTime(int year, int monthOfYear, int dayOfMonth, int hourOfDay, int minuteOfHour)
ISOChronology
in the default time zone.year
- the yearmonthOfYear
- the month of the year, from 1 to 12dayOfMonth
- the day of the month, from 1 to 31hourOfDay
- the hour of the day, from 0 to 23minuteOfHour
- the minute of the hour, from 0 to 59public DateTime(int year, int monthOfYear, int dayOfMonth, int hourOfDay, int minuteOfHour, int secondOfMinute)
ISOChronology
in the default time zone.year
- the yearmonthOfYear
- the month of the year, from 1 to 12dayOfMonth
- the day of the month, from 1 to 31hourOfDay
- the hour of the day, from 0 to 23minuteOfHour
- the minute of the hour, from 0 to 59secondOfMinute
- the second of the minute, from 0 to 59public DateTime(int year, int monthOfYear, int dayOfMonth, int hourOfDay, int minuteOfHour, int secondOfMinute, int millisOfSecond)
ISOChronology
in the default time zone.year
- the yearmonthOfYear
- the month of the year, from 1 to 12dayOfMonth
- the day of the month, from 1 to 31hourOfDay
- the hour of the day, from 0 to 23minuteOfHour
- the minute of the hour, from 0 to 59secondOfMinute
- the second of the minute, from 0 to 59millisOfSecond
- the millisecond of the second, from 0 to 999public static DateTime now()
DateTime
set to the current system millisecond time using ISOChronology
in the
default time zone.public boolean equals(java.lang.Object other)
equals
in class java.lang.Object
public int hashCode()
hashCode
in class java.lang.Object
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public static boolean isLeapYear(int year)
public long toMillis()
public int getYear()
public int getMonthOfYear()
public int getDayOfYear()
public int getDayOfMonth()
public int getDayOfWeek()
public int getHourOfDay()
public int getMinuteOfHour()
public int getSecondOfMinute()
public int getMillisOfSecond()
public DateTime plusMillis(long millis)
millis
- the amount of millis to add, may be negativepublic DateTime plusSeconds(long seconds)
public DateTime plusMinutes(long minutes)
public DateTime plusHours(long hours)
public static long rfc3339ToMillis(java.lang.String rfc3339DateTime)
rfc3339DateTime
- date/time string, in RFC3339 formatpublic static DateTime parseRFC3339(java.lang.String rfc3339DateTime)
public java.lang.String toRFC3339String()


CREATE TABLE AS
Creates a new table based on a query. The owner of this table is the user that issues the command.
The new table is loaded with data defined by the query in the command. The table columns have names and data types associated with the output columns of the query. The CREATE TABLE AS (CTAS) command creates a new table and evaluates the query to load the new table.
Syntax
CREATE [ [LOCAL ] { TEMPORARY | TEMP } ] TABLE table_name [ ( column_name [, ... ] ) ] [ BACKUP { YES | NO } ] [ table_attributes ] AS query where table_attributes are: [ DISTSTYLE { EVEN | ALL | KEY } ] [ DISTKEY ( distkey_identifier ) ] [ [ { COMPOUND | INTERLEAVED } ] SORTKEY ( column_name [, ...] ) ]
Parameters
- LOCAL
-
Although this optional keyword is accepted in the statement, it has no effect in Amazon Redshift.
- TEMPORARY | TEMP
-
Creates a temporary table. A temporary table is automatically dropped at the end of the session in which it was created.
- table_name
-
The name of the table to be created.
Important
If you specify a table name that begins with '# ', the table is created as a temporary table. For example:
create table #newtable (id) as select * from oldtable;
The maximum table name length is 127 bytes; longer names are truncated to 127 bytes. Amazon Redshift enforces a maximum limit of 9,900 permanent tables per cluster. The table name can be qualified with the database and schema name, as the following table shows.
create table tickit.public.test (c1) as select * from oldtable;
In this example,
tickit
is the database name andpublic
is the schema name. If the database or schema does not exist, the statement returns an error.If a schema name is given, the new table is created in that schema (assuming the creator has access to the schema). The table name must be a unique name for that schema. If no schema is specified, the table is created using the current database schema. If you are creating a temporary table, you can't specify a schema name, since temporary tables exist in a special schema.
Multiple temporary tables with the same name are allowed to exist at the same time in the same database if they are created in separate sessions. These tables are assigned to different schemas.
- column_name
-
The name of a column in the new table. If no column names are provided, the column names are taken from the output column names of the query. Default column names are used for expressions.
- BACKUP { YES | NO }
-
A clause that specifies whether the table should be included in automated and manual cluster snapshots. For tables, such as staging tables, that won't contain critical data, specify BACKUP NO to save processing time when creating snapshots and restoring from snapshots and to reduce storage space on Amazon Simple Storage Service. The BACKUP NO setting has no effect on automatic replication of data to other nodes within the cluster, so tables with BACKUP NO specified are restored in the event of a node failure. The default is BACKUP YES.
- DISTSTYLE { EVEN | KEY | ALL }
-
Defines the data distribution style for the whole table. Amazon Redshift distributes the rows of a table to the compute nodes according the distribution style specified for the table.
The distribution style that you select for tables affects the overall performance of your database. For more information, see Choosing a Data Distribution Style.
-
EVEN: The data in the table is spread evenly across the nodes in a cluster in a round-robin distribution. Row IDs are used to determine the distribution, and roughly the same number of rows are distributed to each node. This is the default distribution method.
-
KEY: The data is distributed by the values in the DISTKEY column. When you set the joining columns of joining tables as distribution keys, the joining rows from both tables are collocated on the compute nodes. When data is collocated, the optimizer can perform joins more efficiently. If you specify DISTSTYLE KEY, you must name a DISTKEY column.
-
ALL: A copy of the entire table is distributed to every node. This distribution style ensures that all the rows required for any join are available on every node, but it multiplies storage requirements and increases the load and maintenance times for the table. ALL distribution can improve execution time when used with certain dimension tables where KEY distribution is not appropriate, but performance improvements must be weighed against maintenance costs.
-
- DISTKEY (column)
-
Specifies a column name or positional number for the distribution key. Use the name specified in either the optional column list for the table or the select list of the query. Alternatively, use a positional number, where the first column selected is 1, the second is 2, and so on. Only one column in a table can be the distribution key:
-
If you declare a column as the DISTKEY column, DISTSTYLE must be set to KEY or not set at all.
-
If you do not declare a DISTKEY column, you can set DISTSTYLE to EVEN.
-
If you don't specify DISTKEY or DISTSTYLE, CTAS determines the distribution style for the new table based on the query plan for the SELECT clause. For more information, see Inheritance of Column and Table Attributes.
You can define the same column as the distribution key and the sort key; this approach tends to accelerate joins when the column in question is a joining column in the query.
-
- [ { COMPOUND | INTERLEAVED } ] SORTKEY ( column_name [, ... ] )
-
Specifies one or more sort keys for the table. When data is loaded into the table, the data is sorted by the columns that are designated as sort keys.
You can optionally specify COMPOUND or INTERLEAVED sort style. The default is COMPOUND. For more information, see Choosing Sort Keys.
You can define a maximum of 400 COMPOUND SORTKEY columns or 8 INTERLEAVED SORTKEY columns per table.
If you don't specify SORTKEY, CTAS determines the sort keys for the new table based on the query plan for the SELECT clause. For more information, see Inheritance of Column and Table Attributes.
- COMPOUND
-
Specifies that the data is sorted using a compound key made up of all of the listed columns, in the order they are listed. A compound sort key is most useful when a query scans rows according to the order of the sort columns. The performance benefits of sorting with a compound key decrease when queries rely on secondary sort columns. You can define a maximum of 400 COMPOUND SORTKEY columns per table.
- INTERLEAVED
-
Specifies that the data is sorted using an interleaved sort key. A maximum of eight columns can be specified for an interleaved sort key.
An interleaved sort gives equal weight to each column, or subset of columns, in the sort key, so queries do not depend on the order of the columns in the sort key. When a query uses one or more secondary sort columns, interleaved sorting significantly improves query performance. Interleaved sorting carries a small overhead cost for data loading and vacuuming operations.
- AS query
-
Any query (SELECT statement) that Amazon Redshift supports.


A gradual decrease in abortion rates across Alabama, Arkansas and the state of New York occurred between 2010 and 2016, according to data compiled by the Guttmacher Institute, a research and policy organization for sexual and reproductive health and rights in the United States.
Abortion was decriminalized by the United States Supreme Court in 1973, yet in the first half of the past decade, numbers began to shrink across the country.
The causes of this decline are not certain, but initial research suggests it is due to tightening restrictions on abortion in some states, in addition to wider access to contraceptives and decreasing pregnancy rates across the country.
Before 2010, no states banned abortions outright at any stage of pregnancy, according to ABCNews.
But, since 2010, the abortion landscape has grown more restrictive, Guttmacher Institute reports.
Comparative analysis of Alabama, Arkansas, New York
A comparative analysis of data from each of these states showed the following:
Abortion rates declined in all three states over the same period of time, but to a lesser extent in Alabama and New York:
A look at why that could be
Better education, access to contraception, family planning
These three factors could explain the decrease in abortion rates across the United States.
A study by the Center for Disease Control found an increasing number of women aged 15-44 in the U.S. are using a method of contraception, but that "women's use of contraceptive methods varies depending on their insurance coverage, their income, and their residential location."
In addition, higher levels of education (Bachelor's and higher) correlated with higher use of hormonal contraceptives: "three times as many women with a bachelor's degree or higher rely on the pill (35%) compared with women with less than a high school diploma (11%)." National Health Statistics Report
Legislative obstacles
Between January 1, 2011 and July 1, 2019, states enacted 483 new abortion restrictions, and these account for nearly 40% of all abortion restrictions enacted by states in the decades since Roe v. Wade. - (Guttmacher Institute).
In 2010, Nebraska was the first U.S. state to pass a 20-week abortion ban.
In 2011, Alabama and four other states banned abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy. (Reuters)
In 2013, Arkansas passed "the nation's most restrictive abortion law" according to several media reports. The Arkansas Heartbeat Protection Act efectively banned abortions after 12 weeks of pregnancy.
More than three million pregnancies are unintended in the U.S. each year. That represents about 50% of all pregnancies across the U.S.
Growing access to contraceptives and education about sexual reproduction are instrumental in reducing these occurrences, but increasing legal challenges to abortions also have an incidence on access to abortions.


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QtArgBaseException Class Reference
Base exception for all exceptions of the
QtArg library.
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#include <exceptions.hpp>
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| const QString & | whatAsQString () const throw () |
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Base exception for all exceptions of the
QtArg library.
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- Reason of the exception.
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